Just a quick thought about open spaces:
OpenSpace conferences like #socrates and #osco feel like enabling conferences. They bring you into contact with like minded people, let you try yourself in various situations like presenting, taking part, asking questions. They also bring you into contact with seasoned speakers and facilitators. And all persons are willing to learn and teach.
You, who are the father of letters...have invented an elixir not of memory, but of reminding; and you offer your pupils the appearance of wisdom, for they will read many things without instruction and will therefore seem to know many things, when they are for the most part ignorant.
-- Socrates (addressing the Egyptian god Thoth)
Hey #SoCraTesAT people, you know you also have a chat for each session?
Right here: https://happen.li/schedule/6/day/2025-09-26/
If you want to discuss the tool join be at 19:00 in 08-02
#SoCraTesAustria 2025 starts today, a two-day event, open space conference about software crafting and testing.
For all those coming, I will maintain the schedule here: https://happen.li/e/socrates-austria-2025/
With happen.li you can also
- build your personal schedule
- get reminders about sessions
- chat with others on a certain session
- simply stay updated at a glance
For feedback and input don't hesitate to contact me
#socrates #socratesat #socrates2025
#unconference #openspace
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