While still a work in progress, session videos from Podcamp Toronto 2010 are now available, either as blip.tv links, or as streaming Quicktime, awaiting conversion to blip.tv (underway, but uploading and converting files does take a while).
Thanks to all those session attendees who found themselves pressed into service as camera operators!! You demonstrated the true spirit of Podcamp!
The updated media page (with video links) can be found here.
If you have an iPhone or other Smartphone, we have created a mobile version of our web site, containing scheduling information and a live Twitter stream, and we are opening the site up for pre-event testing. One release note; not all the session descriptions are displaying. We should have that fixed by Saturday morning.
If you have any feedback or run into any issues, please send a tweet to @johnmeadows or leave a comment on this post.
Simply browse to http://m.podcamptoronto.com to access the mobile site.
If you are using an iPhone or iPod Touch, you can add a book mark to make the site instantly available on your home screen, with the Podcamp Toronto icon (see lower right corner below):
Smart phones and tech events like PodCamp Toronto go hand in hand (pun unintended). Mobile apps make it easy for smart phones to help everyone share and stay updated on everything from impromptu sessions to lunchtime meet ups. Note taking, mapping, sharing photos, videos and audio during the event is a cinch. And they are also a great ice breaker when meeting new people!
Below is my list of iPhone apps (since I use an iPhone) which come in handy for me at tech events. I invite you to add your mobile app recommendations in the comments below— both iPhone and non-iPhones are welcome!
Around Me
Free. It’s lunch time, you’re looking for a place to eat but you don’t know the area very well and you don’t have anyone’s phone number. Around Me taps into Google Maps and the Yellow Pages to show what’s around your current location based on …
Anyone can register a session and present at PodCamp Toronto; unlike regular conferences where the organizers select the speakers and topics, here everyone is a rock star. In little over a day since we flipped the switch on sessions registration we’ve gotten nineteen rock stars signed up to present on the big day. So I figured I’d throw together a quick list of seven questions you might have about what to do once you’ve submitted your session. Check them out below and if you have any other questions about sessions or signing up leave them in the comments below.
By the way big thanks to Bill Deys at CastRoller for helping us get it ready behind the scenes.
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