beCamp 2010 is April 30 & May 1st
beCamp 2010 is almost here! April 30th and May 1st are just four weeks away!
If you’re a geek in or around the Charlottesville metroplex or even if you’re merely tech-curious, this is the event you don’t want to miss. A beCamp is Charlottesville’s version of the BarCamp unconference phenomenon, organized on the fly by attendees, for attendees. Realizing that the most energizing parts of any tech conference are the ad hoc conversations that take place in the hallways between the sessions, beCamp facilitates these types of interactions for an entire event.
As of this writing, we are at 87 campers! To participate, just add your name to the wiki page!
A big thank you to all our sponsors, including at this point, Hotelicopter, Google, Perrin Quarles and Associates, NRAO, and University of Virginia ITC. Interested in supporting the Cville tech community? Check out our needs at http://barcamp.org/sponsor-beCamp-2010.
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