
CyborgCamp is a conversation about the future of technology, and how humans fit in.
Registration is now open.

Want to help out? You can do it in 4 ways!
- Sponsor. email Nate Angell at xolotl@cyborgcamp.org or Twitter @xolotl
- Blog, Tweet, write and broadcast the event (before, during and after.) Email Amber Case at caseorganic@gmail.com or Twitter @caseorganic
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Volunteer before, during and after the event. Email Bram Pitoyo at brampitoyo@gmail.com or Twitter @brampitoyo
- Attend. RSVP on Upcoming.org
(Note that RSVP does not guarantee you a space if you’ve not registered)
Other questions? Contact one of the organizers:
Chris Pitzer
Mike Kaos
Kris Krüg
Dave Olson
What is CyborgCamp?
CyborgCamp is an unconference about the future of the relationship between humans and technology. We'll discuss topics such as social media, design, code, inventions, web 2.0, twitter, the future of communication, cyborg technology, anthropology, psychology, and philosophy.
CyborgCamp's aim is to have many communication channels, such as Twitter, Flickr, UstreamTV, Video and Audio recordings and live chats displayed on the screen.
Where and when?
CubeSpace
Saturday, December 6th, 2008
Tentatively, from 9 am – 5 pm
RSVP
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/1098808
RSVP does not guarantee you a space if you’re not paid for register
How much will it cost?
$10
How would the conference work?
One room will be devoted to keynote sessions on various aspects of the cyborg (technological, health, spiritual, communication, humanity, etc.), and the other three rooms of the conference will be unconferences, done BarCamp-style
Who should come?
This is an educational mindsharing and networking event that encourages high-level interdisciplinary interaction.
Classrooms, individuals and businesses are encouraged to attend the event remotely. It will be livestreamed through multiple channels and will be archived and tagged for future viewing. Details on remote conference access will be available a week before the conference begins.
Tags
Flickr Tag: cyborgcamp
Twitter: @cyborgcamp or #cyborgcamp
All other social media: cyborgcamp
What is a cyborg?
A cyborg (shorthand for “cybernetic organism”) is a symbiotic fusion of human and machine. Join in our pre-conference discussion about what is a cyborg?
Sign up for the CyborgCamp mailing list if you're into that sort of thing.
Attendees – Put your name here if you're coming!
Amber Case
Kris Krüg
Nate Angell
"Uncle" Nate DiNiro
Dave Olson
Bram Pitoyo
Steven Walling
J-P Voillequé
Elizabeth Sarobhasa
Mark Colman
Cami Kaos
Dr Normal
Tris Hussey
Tyler Sticka
Troy Malone
Randall Minter
Alex Williams
M. Edward (Ed) Borasky
Joe Solomon
Alberto Lumbreras
Peter Wooley
MarkDilley
SamKeen
artwells
Lia Hollander/Missburrows
Don Park
Thomas Lockney
Wm Leler
Bill Jackson
Ayn Kiefer
Will Radik
We would like to thank our confirmed sponsors for CyborgCamp08 in Portland, OR. Contact sponsor lead Nate Angell for more information.
Planning and Discussion Pages
Before and After Events - Ain't no party like a cyborg party 'cause a cyborg party don't stop
Budget - We should make a budget
Background Activities - Fun onging stuff happening in the background throughout the day...
Collaboration - Tools for collaboration
Equipment - Audio/Visual Gear for the Event
Identity - What will CyborgCamp look like?
Magic Bus - iterasi magic bus will connect cyborg attendees with local artists.
Related Events - Other events of interest to CyborgCampers
Ustream.TV - Live & Pre-recorded CyborgCamp!
Video Crew
Speakers - Please suggest speakers or topics you would like to see at CyborgCamp
Schedule – use tools like SCHED (need someone to figure the API out, help?)
Schwag - Tshirts and other objects
Volunteers
Website - discussion of website ideas/needs/fulfillment
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