Absolutely! I'll post those and some other tidbits (including a list of all of the breakout sessions that took place) on the unconference website ( http://coworkingunconference.com/) by the end of the week.
Sorry for the delay, all! Anna On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Leif Utne <[email protected]> wrote: > Dave: Thanks! Inspiring stats, and great takeaways. > > Anna: Any chance you can post a list of all the states (and ideally all the > coworking spaces) that were represented at the conference? > > FYI, archived videos from the Coworking Unconference livestream are > available at > http://zanby.blogspot.com/2011/04/videos-from-coworking-unconference.html<http://livestream.com/theuptake2>. > > > Direct links to the videos are: > *Keynote: Coworking And The Future of Everything* > Tony Bacigalupo (@tonybgoode), cofounder of New Work City > - Video: http://bit.ly/edi2mc (16:22) - Note: > *Breakout 2: Space Owner Success Stories, Or... Things I Wish I Knew* > Moderated by Susan Evans (@nomadicq) and Andy Stoll (@andystoll) > - Part 1: http://bit.ly/eKnkNF (42:50) > - Part 2: http://bit.ly/fcRU0c (12:47)* > Closing Panel: George Jetson is My Coworker - The Roles of Coworking Beyond > Tomorrow* > Alex Hillman (mod), Julian Nachtigal, Angel Kwiatkowski, Jacob Sayles, > Neal Gorenflo, Steve King > - Part 1: http://bit.ly/flxHaJ (34:43) > - Part 2: http://bit.ly/fDHXlo (12:35) > > These videos are all embeddable, should you want to post them to your own > blogs. Just click the "Share" link on any of the above video players. > > Note: For some reason there was a problem with the archiving of the > livestream, and I didn't get everything on tape. These are all the sessions > I was able to retrieve and upload from tape. > > Happy evangelizing! > > -- > Leif Utne > VP Community Development > http://Zanby.com <http://zanby.com/> > +1 612.327.0123 (mobile) > +1 612.326.5256 (SkypeIn) > twitter: http://twitter.com/leifutne > blog: http://leifutne.com > skype: leifutne > -- > > > > > On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 10:22 AM, Dave Bunnell <[email protected]>wrote: > >> The COWORKING UNCONFERENCE | Unofficial Attendance STATS >> A U S T I N , T X — 2 0 1 1 >> ________________________________________________________ >> * >> (...Compiled and contributed by Anna Thomas @ LooseCubes) >> * —* Thank You >> Anna! >> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . >> . . . . . . . >> * >> Attendance | Approx. 175 to 200 people attended the conference >> >> States Represented | Approx. 25 to 30 States >> >> Countries Represented | Attendees hailed from across the globe, >> including: France, Belgium, Germany, the UK, Singapore and Canada >> [ . . .if you're country isn't shown? Please add it to this group-email ] >> >> *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . >> . . . . . . .* >> >> Takeaway Highlights (compliments to: pariSoma, Innovation Loft, SF >> excerpted from their website@ >> pariSoma.com<http://www.parisoma.com/2011/03/coworking-unconference-sxsw-highlights-%E2%80%93-things-i-wish-i-knew-when-i-started-my-coworking-space> >> (—Thanks, pariSoma!) >> >> >> >> 1. Start a monthly Coworking meetup regionally and share your >> experiences running the coworking space. >> 2. Be mindful of the physical space when starting up. An Overtly large >> space can make the coworking space look “empty” and “lonely” and people >> may >> not wanna join. >> 3. About *3000 sq ft* is an appropriate space to make a living off of >> running a Coworking space. >> 4. If you are the owner, be the face of the space, own it. Don’t be >> shy, be likeable. >> 5. Have a small community first upon opening. Try to bring together at >> least 2 to 3 people who are (not) your friends to be coworkers first. >> 6. Take surveys in your neighborhood to give the community a voice >> even before you open the physical space. Take polls on what neighborhood >> you >> want to start it in. >> 7. Know what you don’t know. Make good friends and ask for their help. >> Even obvious things like having high internet bandwidth is a must-have. So >> find out everything you need before signing the lease. >> 8. Host events (ex wednesday lunches, coworker connect events) to >> increase collaboration between coworkers. >> 9. Know when something is not working, acknowledge it, and change it. >> >> >> Thank you everyone! And thanks for making us all feel included. >> The 'videos' were especially nice for those of us who were unable >> to attend. Make waves. 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