Comments on: InfoCamp Logistics http://www.infocamp.info/blog/?p=491 The blog for InfoCamp Seattle, an unconference for for anyone interested in user experience, information architecture, user-centered design, librarianship, information management, or related fields. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:47:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Kristen http://www.infocamp.info/blog/?p=491&cpage=1#comment-275 Kristen Mon, 12 Oct 2009 04:51:33 +0000 http://www.infocamp.info/blog/?p=491#comment-275 Sorry I didn't answer - I kept the wiki ( http://infocampseattle.pbworks.com/faq ), the registration page ( http://infocamp2009.eventbrite.com ), and our twitter account ( http://twitter.com/infocamp ) up to date. Sorry I forgot to check here! We could accommodate only 350 people at InfoCamp Seattle 2009, and 345 registered by the night before. (We needed the time that evening to organize lists of names for efficient check-in.) We advertised that the last five tickets would be sold on-site. They sold out before the keynote was over (we updated the above sites each time one was sold). As for attending only on Sunday, all InfoCamp participants are free to participate in whichever parts of the event work for them. You'll still need to register even if you're showing up for only part of InfoCamp, and the registration rate is the same no matter how long you hang out. In terms of buying tickets on-site in the future, it just depends on where InfoCamp is held, how many the event/venue can accommodate, and how quickly the tickets sell out. Thanks for asking! Sorry I didn’t answer – I kept the wiki ( http://infocampseattle.pbworks.com/faq ), the registration page ( http://infocamp2009.eventbrite.com ), and our twitter account ( http://twitter.com/infocamp ) up to date. Sorry I forgot to check here!

We could accommodate only 350 people at InfoCamp Seattle 2009, and 345 registered by the night before. (We needed the time that evening to organize lists of names for efficient check-in.) We advertised that the last five tickets would be sold on-site. They sold out before the keynote was over (we updated the above sites each time one was sold).

As for attending only on Sunday, all InfoCamp participants are free to participate in whichever parts of the event work for them. You’ll still need to register even if you’re showing up for only part of InfoCamp, and the registration rate is the same no matter how long you hang out.

In terms of buying tickets on-site in the future, it just depends on where InfoCamp is held, how many the event/venue can accommodate, and how quickly the tickets sell out.

Thanks for asking!

]]> By: Jeff Smith http://www.infocamp.info/blog/?p=491&cpage=1#comment-274 Jeff Smith Sat, 10 Oct 2009 09:17:31 +0000 http://www.infocamp.info/blog/?p=491#comment-274 I may be unable to make it early tomorrow - how do I register if late? What if I can only make sunday? Jeff I may be unable to make it early tomorrow – how do I register if late? What if I can only make sunday?

Jeff

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