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Share your Stories and Lessons Learned from the Field


Let others learn from your experiences with planning and runnig unconferences

You really did it? You runned your own unconference? Perfect! Post a link to your unconference here and share some stories about it. What lessons did you learn? What worked well? What would you change next time?

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Resources:

  • After Action Review in Wikipedia - method to systematically reflect on actions (use your plan from previous task as input)

Task Discussion


  • Karlheinz Pape said:

    In my experience BarCamps are very good learning environments. Participants said they had never before learned so many as in the BarCamp. I can confirm this for my personal learning. It is another way of learning than in schools or in higher educational organizations. In BarCamps is learning mostly very intensive and an active process. It is powerful but it isn’t stressful. Two days classical conference are often exhausting. Why is it so? In BarCamps everybody is free. Free to lead a session, free to go in a session, free to listen and free to engage himself in sessions or with others on the floor. The own interests are leading everybody all the time. Interests are the beginning of learning. And freedom for self-organizing seems the right frame for powerful self-driven learning.

    on Nov. 16, 2012, 12:09 p.m.