http://forums.randi.org/showthread.php?t=109725

Skepticamp is now an international concern.

You may have images of Bible Camp, but somehow, when I read the title of this post, I heard Alyson Hannigan in my head:

“This one time….at Skep-camp….”

Listening to and absorbing feedback is a big part of organizing these event. Look to see what we learned first event last August for example, chronicled in the ‘feedback’ section of http://barcamp.org/SkeptiCampColorado1

Your suggestions are well taken and will find their way to future organizers in much the same way who can tweak and experiment with the format to squeeze from it the best results.

And next time, let me gently suggest that you don’t hide in the back row if you’d like to see more interaction. ;^)

I wish I’d had time to come up with a presentation this year… I’d kind of like to do something more science-y, probably about reading sedimentary rocks, but I think the crowd’s getting a bit too large to pass hand samples around. :/ Maybe next year school won’t be eating my head. (Haha…)

Anyway, it was really nice meeting you! And I never got the chance to say so, but I did come to the black hole talk you did at Fiske and I loved it!

I enjoyed Joe’s talk, too, and wondered if a multi-track approach might be more beneficial?

Thanks!