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An '''Unconference''' is a participant-driven meeting. This methodology is suitable for any subject but is particularly important for subjects that require creativity and innovation. The sincere sharing of knowledge requires that participants feel comfortable and at ease. This is why, in terms of logistics, it is very important to have an adequate, comfortable and hospitable space for the sessions and the interaction. An ideal space contributes to a better flow of the sessions, the discussions and connections that are created. Within this ideal space, other conditions play an important role, such as readily available snacks and refreshments. | |||
An ''Unconference'' is a participant-driven meeting. This methodology is suitable for any subject but is particularly important for subjects that require creativity and innovation. The sincere sharing of knowledge requires that participants feel comfortable and at ease. This is why, in terms of logistics, it is very important to have an adequate, comfortable and hospitable space for the sessions and the interaction. An ideal space contributes to a better flow of the sessions, the discussions and connections that are created. Within this ideal space, other conditions play an important role, such as readily available snacks and refreshments. | |||
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