Seattle Mind Camp

Mind Camp 2.0 is in the books.  On behalf of Andru and the rest of the planning committee, I want to thank the sponsors, the Camp Counselors, and the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center for making it all happen.  Most of all, I want to thank the attendees.  You guys rocked the Casbah.  Each Mind Camp has been a learning experience for the organizers, and we’ll keep refining the process to make things better.  But when you guys show up and pitch in and make the best of things and bring your knowledge, your passion, and your experience… you make Seattle Mind Camp.  Thank you for sharing the vision and making this such a successful and worthwhile event to be a part of.

I’ve seen a lot of positive blog posts pop up on Technorati in the last couple of days.  If you’ve got any feedback about SMC2—things we could do better or things you liked—add it to the feedback notes on the wiki.  Some folks are also retroactively filling in details of the weekend on the Session Notes and Session Grid pages.

Folks have dropped all sorts of files into Box.net, including audio files, mind maps, and presentation slides.  Also see the pix on Flickr and the RSS stream from Gada.be.  David Geller at WhatCounts even put a video up on YouTube.

Thanks again, everyone.  Let’s do it again in November.