This DemocampVancouver#4 is going to be the last one before Christmas and is at Workspace. We're looking for sponsors to host a social venue after the event because it was so successful last time.

Remember, we want to mix the tribes: invite friends from marketing, film, television, gaming, investment, or other non-tech areas, and encourage them to present.

Use the wiki page to also show attendance if you like, but mainly to add more info about the demo that you'd like to pitch, or ideas that you have: https://barcamp.pbwiki.com/DemoCampVancouver04

Boris, Roland, Kris are helping organize DemoCampVancouver03

Demo Schedule

 

• come in the door and post your demo idea on the board
• 30 minutes of meeting other attendees (promote your idea, get votes!)
• presentation process starts at 6:00pm
• 30 second elevator pitches by all presenters
• attendees vote on top 4
• we will have 4 x 6 minute talks (time limit enforced, includes feedback time!)

Potential:

• Powerpoint Karoake (contestants / format TBD)
• Wrap up/discussion/hang out until 7:30pm
• Party moves to Six Acres (bar across the street)

DemoCamp Vancouver01 is going to rock on May 24th. Love the idea of opening it up to non tech people as well as having both planned and "day of" presentations.

From the DemoCamp Vancouver01 page:

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• 30 minutes of meeting other attendees
• Presentations start at 6:00pm & run through until 6:30pm
• MC picks "night of" selections
• We will have 4 x 6 minute talks (time limit enforced, includes feedback time!)
• 2 scheduled talks
• 2 "night of" selections
• MC runs Speed pitching - 3 x 30sec pitches
• Wrap up/discussion/hang out until 7:30pm
• Party moves to Six Acres (bar accross the street)

Please contact democampvancouver@googlegroups.com with your demo proposal or post suggestions here.

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More details from the DemoCampVancouver  Wiki page:

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What is DemoCamp Vancouver All about?

Unlike other iterations of DemoCamp, the Vancouver event covers all industries. Idea people will be presenting innovations on all things ranging from business to charity, high-technology to high-art. The purpose is to encourage a cross-pollination of industries and individuals in hopes that people engaged in unrelated endeavors might provide an enlightening perspective on the presenters concept. There is strength in diversity!