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Jeffrey Namnum
Jun 22, 2010, 12:35:38 PM6/22/10
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From: Jeffrey Namnum <jeff....@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 12:35 PM
Subject: Re: Information for SMCampLI speakers (sorry for the delay)
To: ka...@cvglassart.com
Thanks Kathy, you've been added to the sponsors section! I saw a couple of those cufflinks, I might have to conspire to win them, lol :)
From: Jeffrey Namnum <jeff....@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 12:35 PM
Subject: Re: Information for SMCampLI speakers (sorry for the delay)
To: ka...@cvglassart.com
Thanks Kathy, you've been added to the sponsors section! I saw a couple of those cufflinks, I might have to conspire to win them, lol :)
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 12:02 PM, ka...@cvglassart.com <ka...@cvglassart.com> wrote:
Ok Jeff,
Yes we will give away:
- 1 Set Of Seff Design Glass Cuff Links with Sterling Silver plated findings
- A Set of Classico Glass Coasters along with a Wine Bottle Stopper.
All items handmade by Sandy Seff & Kathy Seff of Colorful Visions Art Glass Studio or @ColorfulVisions
Logos attached (well its what our stickers look like.... so thats about as "logo" as we got!)Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 10:32 AM
Kathy Seff
Glass Artist
Colorful Visions Art Glass Studio
813 B Montauk Hwy. Bayport, NY 11705
Open Tues. - Sat.
(631) 472-0203
http://www.cvglassart.com
We Create Long Island's Finest Custom Art Glass™
To: ka...@cvglassart.com
Subject: Re: Information for SMCampLI speakers (sorry for the delay)Aw
Awesome, let me know as soon as possible and get me a web and high res image of your logo for the sponsorship slot!
Thanks,
Jeffgot it jeff- im still in!!
and we would like to give away a prize as well------ maybe a set of cuff links, and then a set of coasters with a wine bottle stopper! i'll call to confirm.
thanks for all the hard work!
Kathy Seff
Glass Artist
Colorful Visions Art Glass Studio
813 B Montauk Hwy. Bayport, NY 11705
Open Tues. - Sat.
(631) 472-0203
http://www.cvglassart.com
We Create Long Island's Finest Custom Art Glass™
From: "Jeffrey Namnum" <jeff....@gmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 9:57 AM
To: litw...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Information for SMCampLI speakers (sorry for the delay)
Hi and thanks so much for posting a topic for the first ever Social Media Camp Long Island. You are officially in!!
Thanks to our awesome co-sponsors at St. Joseph's we have not only enough room for all the talks that were submitted but room now for literally twice as many! If you know anyone else who has something interesting they want to share, tell them now is a good time to let us know. That said because we have space we will allow people to propose talks right at the event, like a traditional camp event.
This is a quick note to let you know what you're in store for that day. Those of you who have never been to an unconference or camp-style event you're in for a treat; this will probably be different than anything you've done before and you're really going to enjoy it.
First things first, if you're reading this and your first thought is 'oh crap, I forgot I signed up to do that' (don't laugh it actually happened a couple of times this week) please do me the courtesy and pick up the phone and call me now (Jeff, 516.882.7712). Thanks!
Still here? Good, on to business. Long email so here's an overview:
- Remember this is Social Media Camp, an unconference (like barcamp), not a seminar or lecture series. It's different...
- Be there at 10am to choose your room and time slot...
- Discussion slots are 50 mins and the focus is on interaction not lecturing or selling....
- We have projectors, PCs and boards
- Wi-Fi password
- Lunch
- Giveaways and Schwag
- This is an unconference, based on the barcamps. Here's a pretty good video of the first Barcamp ever (I think). It's a little geeky at the beginning, then it gets good, then geeky again, but you'll get the idea.
- The goal here is to bring people interesting smart people together and create a dialog that leads to long term relationships. It won't be the elevator pitch type of place, but rather a relationship building place.
- Much less formal than the typical conference, a lot is left to be done on an ad-hoc basis, like scheduling.
- It's all about the interaction, building bonds between individuals.
- There are no prearranged time-slots. Please, please be there at 10.
- There will be a schedule wall in the McGann Center with names of rooms across the top and times of sessions down the side like this.
- If you're stuck and will be late, please make arrangements to have someone else grab a time slot for you at 10. If you can't get someone to grab you a slot, no worries, we've got plenty of space for sessions, so don't worry that you'll be shut out if you're late.
- All sessions will be 50 minutes. My suggestion is make your discussion as interactive as possible; the focus at a camp is not on us the speakers but rather on the exchange of ideas between everyone in the room. And a reminder, please no selling, provide value to your fellow campers.
- It's like that one class in high school where the teacher actually encouraged you to talk and ask questions, more fun, better learning and a couple of times, the students had more important things to share than the teacher...
- There is a basics track being run throughout the day administered by Louise DiCarlo and Steve Haweeli for the absolute newbies. That doesn't mean you can't do a basics talk, but maybe it takes some pressure off; feel free to have the conversation you need to have without worrying too much about alienating newbies.
- The school is giving us rooms that are fully equipped with projectors, screens, PCs, whiteboards and even some smartboards.
- The minimum you need is you, your mouth and maybe some notes (or maybe not).
- If you have PowerPoint or video or something you're working with (totally up to you, not required), be sure to have it on a memory stick or DVD that will work on a Windows PC. I don't believe there are any Macs.
- Handouts are fine and also very optional.
- Wi-Fi: the username the day of the event will be smcampli and password sjc2010
- St. Joe's is providing lunch at 1pm.
- There will be a few giveaways, thanks to our awesome sponsors. If you want to donate something cool to give away, let us know right away.
- All speakers are welcome to bring schwag. Let us know in advance and we'll make room for it near the registration table
Questions? Call Jeff 516-882-7712
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