Archive for December, 2009

Videos from Ignite Waterloo 1.0

Jesse Rodgers: How to run an ‘unconference’

Jayne Thompson: Flood Forecasting and Climate Change

Aden Seaman: How to Solve a Rubik’s Cube in 90 seconds

Brent Curry: Nudging people onto bikes in the age of the automobile

David Swart: What do you do with visible spheres?

Darin White: Meta-Making: A hacker space in 17 easy steps

Jaclyn Konzelmann: Teaching hasn’t changed. Is it still effective?

Kevin Thaler: Policing in 2009: Five minutes on twenty years of change

David Estil: Here Comes the Sun: Solar Energy as development home and abroad

Simon Clark: Hacking the Hood

Jason Shim: ‘Til Disconnection Do We Part: A Second Life Wedding

Levi McCulloch: A Real Fraternity Road Trip

Mark Connolly: Are you sure that’s an album? Metaphor in product design

Dr. Matt Renaud: High Altitude Medicine

Nick Oddson: How Theatre Helped My Career: Improvisational guidelines for work and life

John Fishbein: Meet the Real Africa

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Videos from our first event now available

Thanks to Philip Bast, we now have a video record of the 16 talks given at our first IgniteWaterloo event. Have a look at our spiffy new Vimeo site and dig into the videos. The talks are every bit as engaging and edifying on video as they were that night at the Children’s museum. And get this — the videos are collected together into an album!

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“Enlighten us … but do it quickly”

Videographer Philip Bast was on hand for Ignite Waterloo’s inaugural event. Graciously donating his time, Philip captured the evenings presentations and is working on compiling them for us. Here’s the first of his video snapshots, also featured on The Record.com Video Reports under Geek Culture.

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Ignite Waterloo #2 is coming your way

Some of the Ignite organizers got together for a lunch meeting today to talk about the first event last week and to begin planning for the second event, tentatively set for March 2010. The general feeling is that, minor glitches aside, the first event worked quite well.

But others may have a different take.

Were you at our first event? If so, what did you think? What did you like? What might you want to see done differently? Please let us know by leaving a comment for this post.

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