Welcome to the very first #educampWAI. Thank you for taking time to check us out!
The idea of educampWAI, as a part of educampNZ is that it is an "unconference" meaning that it is not a formally organised event with keynotes and set breakouts for you to opt into before coming. It is free but we do ask that you bring a small koha to help cover costs of utilities as well as help us provide refreshments and prizes.
EducampWAI asks that people sign up to come and that you register some things you would like to find out about. To do this, see the tab above "Sign up for #educampWAI 2018". This year we'd like you to bring something along to share about your journey on some of the things you identify or your questions if you haven't started your journey yet.
If you feel that you could either lead (e.g. start a discussion on a concept/topic by sharing what you've done and then let others share) or facilitate (e.g. start a conversation on a concept/topic without being expected to have all the answers), then we'd like you to also volunteer to do so. The nature of the educampNZ format is that there are no formal workshops or breakouts... we rely on people to offer to lead or facilitate. If you feel you could lead or facilitate a discussion on a topic, then you should visit "The Smackdown" where you can add a slide about your concept/topic.
The slides that are added to "The Smackdown" are shared at the start of educampWAI and then voted on by attendees as to what they are really interested in going to, sharing in, discussing etc. We then tally these and provide a variety of breakout options throughout the programme (3 breakout sessions for the day). The breakout options are shared with you all and you opt into what you want to go to. You can attend breakouts or catch up with someone about an idea they've mentioned in an informal chat/lounge area. It's a free day of professional development, so there are no obligations to attend a breakout for each session.
We hope you enjoy sign up and enjoy the day.
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