I thought it might be interesting if everyonee cam with a real-life communication challenge that th4ey wanted to work on.
People could come as individuals or a company could send a whole team that would work together.
The idea of convening people who are experts in visual thinking and communication, along with people who have real-life business communication issues, could be a powerful mix.
The camp is a for-profit event and that means we will need to charge for it. I want to keep the quality high and the numbers low to ensure people get real high-quality attention; that means it won't be cheap.
However, I think there are things we can do to accommodate tighter budgets, for example:
- We could run a "practice camp" in St. Louis where those who want to participate get together and work some things out -- could be fun!
- We could have some kind of arrangement where people who want to volunteer to help with the work of putting on the event get free passes
Cool idea, but darn! I was hoping it might be in the Midwest -- everything seems to be on the coasts.
ReplyDeleteOr come "down under" and enjoy the sun and teach!! I'd love to attend
ReplyDeleteWell of course if there is enough interest in a given location we can have it there. Let me know!
ReplyDeleteI thought it might be interesting if everyonee cam with a real-life communication challenge that th4ey wanted to work on.
ReplyDeletePeople could come as individuals or a company could send a whole team that would work together.
The idea of convening people who are experts in visual thinking and communication, along with people who have real-life business communication issues, could be a powerful mix.
Tools you can use
ReplyDeleteIndex cards, sticky notes and paper prototypes
Information mapping
Improving your PowerPoints
I really like the idea of brining a real-life communication challenge.
ReplyDeleteAnd access to a podcast of the event would lessen note-taking concerns.
ReplyDeletei'm in.
ReplyDeleteI have some more thoughts:
ReplyDeleteThe camp is a for-profit event and that means we will need to charge for it. I want to keep the quality high and the numbers low to ensure people get real high-quality attention; that means it won't be cheap.
However, I think there are things we can do to accommodate tighter budgets, for example:
- We could run a "practice camp" in St. Louis where those who want to participate get together and work some things out -- could be fun!
- We could have some kind of arrangement where people who want to volunteer to help with the work of putting on the event get free passes
Thoughts?