Base Camp 2008 !!!!!
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Thanks, Craig for the reply.
A suggestion. There may be a presentation running concurrently with another that an attendee wants to see. Might there be a chance of it being repeated on Day 3 sometime if requested by popular demand?
In a handout, have a survey where atttendees could submit their 1st and 2nd choices for a "repeat", then collect them at the end of Day 2. The Google staff could then make a judgement for a repeat and announce/post it at Day 3's breakfast.
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Thanks for the info, Alan..
However, it will still require that I'm being invited, and so far I haven't seen anything in my inbox...
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Good questions and suggestions!
I've forwarded this info/link on to those who are involved in the planning and coordination of the event, so I'll let you know what I hear.. (or they'll jump in here and elaborate if they can).
Keep the interest, questions and suggestions coming!
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Are all materials, lectures, classes, and resources made public after Basecamp ends?
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I remember during the last Base Camp hiding myself in a cupboard and sobbed for days because i was on the other side of the world and didn't have enough Frequent Flyer point to go..... If only ducati monster could float, Craig, I would fill the tank and start sailing!!!!
Hope those fortunate few report back as Ross M [i think] and others did following the last one....Cheers
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I'm sure we can count on some reports back from all the attendees that frequent this place. You know they will want to 'rub it in'
Regards, Ross
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I really hope that the good folks organizing this event will make a strong effort to allow virtual participation in the conference. We've started to do this fairly successfully at a conference held every year for NY independent school IT directors... with a small fraction of Google's resources. This past November we were able to audio or video record many of the sessions and make them available quickly (in some cases concurrently via streaming) over the Internet. What about doing something like TED, where all the presentations are recorded and made available for download? I think there are just loads of possibilities to use Web 2.0 tools and the Internet to make this a much richer experience for the entire SketchUp community.
Fred
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Well, I just got my "Unfortunately you were not selected to attend" rejection notice. polite, but to the point.
Dangit
oh well that does it. I'm switchin' to max.
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I got the same "unfortuantely...." notice as well. Did anyone get a congratulations notice?
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I was one of the lucky ones !
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Well congrats, I was really hoping I'd get an invite but I got the rejection letter yesterday as well
. Oh well, there's always the chance that I'll be chosen in the second round after the chosen few that can't go are weeded out.@bstan5106 said:
I was one of the lucky ones !
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...As to the request for live band suggestions:
They Might Be Giants
U2 (Had to try. The Power of Google and all)
Radiohead
Bjork
Pixies
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REJECTED!!! Oh Well.
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Just shy of a month away and I still have not received a yes or no. Disappointing to say the least.
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So its a "no" by deault. Doesn't surprise me seeing how we're kept up to date with SU development and release dates.
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I was accepted.
I am looking forward to the event.
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When exactly were you accepted? (Some people are confused because they have never received either a yes or no).
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It has been a bit of a mess has it not, you would think that an organization the size of Google would be able to get something like this right.
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I was accepted on Friday - May 9th.
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@fbartels said:
I really hope that the good folks organizing this event will make a strong effort to allow virtual participation in the conference. We've started to do this fairly successfully at a conference held every year for NY independent school IT directors... with a small fraction of Google's resources. This past November we were able to audio or video record many of the sessions and make them available quickly (in some cases concurrently via streaming) over the Internet. What about doing something like TED, where all the presentations are recorded and made available for download? I think there are just loads of possibilities to use Web 2.0 tools and the Internet to make this a much richer experience for the entire SketchUp community.
Fred
John Bacus told me he was working on that, Fred. They do read these posts, it seems.
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