CrowdSourcing at the Story Field Conference

CrowdSourcing is about creating and collecting stories while we are together, then publishing them in electronic formats, including websites, blogs, wikis, and YouTube. We can influence the Story Field while we are here, just by sharing, capturing, and publishing our stories.

Want to help make this a reality? Join the Tech Team!

Want to play? Here are some opportunities:

Video

Grab your camera and check out:

Opening Ritual – Sunday evening

Sunrise Sessions – 7-8am Tuesday and Wednesday

David Korten and Michael Dowd will each present a 1hr session, on successive days.

There may be an additional Sunrise Session on Thursday, TBD

Storyfield Talks – approx 9-10am Tue, Wed, Thu

4 x 15 min talks each day

Possibility of additional talks on Monday

Other emergent possibilities in open space sessions and evening activities

People who have expressed interest: Aeron Miller, Bruce McConnell, and possibly Paul Brubaker

Want to learn how? See one of these folks!

Still Photos

Take photos

Upload to http://flickr.com/

Tag them: storyfieldnet sfc2007 story

Want to learn how? Ask the Tech Team!

Blogs

Got one? Write down a story and publish it while you’re here.

Don't have one? Publish your creations and conversations to the blog.

Tag your posts: storyfieldnet sfc2007 story

If you want to learn about creating your own blog, ask the Tech Team.

Music

Want to play or sing? Look for opportunities in the evening, or other times that present themselves.

Want to jam? There are jamming partners here. Talk it up, you’ll find them.

Want to podcast? Partner with the Tech Team and/or the video folks above.

Art

Got some to hang? See Dana Lynne Anderson

Want to create? Check out the arts area for supplies

Want it online? Talk to the photographers and video folks above.

Other tagging

We also suggest using the tags storyfieldnet & sfc2007 for any bookmarking or other tag-enabled services - e.g. http://del.icio.us/tag/storyfieldnet - where you're creating/linking resources related to the conference. We thought to use two tags so that there's one specific to this year's conference, and another for anything relating to other conferences or the movement in general.