ناکۆنفراس

ناکۆنفراس (بە ئینگلیزی: Unconference) جۆرێکە لە کۆبوونەوە کە تێیدا بەشداربووان ھەوڵ دەدەن پێکەوە کۆببنەوە و باس لە بابەتێکی دیاریکراو بکەن بەبێ ئەوەی پەیڕەوی بنەماکانی بەستنی کۆنگرە و کۆنفرانسی ڕاستەقینە بکەن.^[١]^[٢]

مێژوو

ناکۆنفراس لە ویکیکۆنفەرنس ئەمریکا لەگەڵ بەشداربووێک.

بەپێی تیم ئۆڕیلی، یەکەم ناکۆنفراس بە کەمکردنەوەی جەختکردنەوەی ئاسایی لەسەر قسەی فەرمی و جەختکردنەوە لە پەیوەندییە نافەرمییەکان لە جیاتی ئەوە، لە ساڵی ١٨٢٨ لەلایەن ئەلێکساندەر ڤۆن ھومبۆڵدەوە ڕێکخرابوو. دەستەواژەی «ناکۆنفراس» بۆ یەکەم جار لە ڕاگەیاندنێکدا دەرکەوت بۆ کۆنفرانسی ساڵانەی گەشەپێدەرانی XML لە ساڵی 1998.^[٣]

شێوازی بەرێوەبردن

بە شێوەیەکی ئاسایی لە ناکۆنفراسدا، ئەجندا لەلایەن ئامادەبوان لە سەرەتای کۆبوونەوەکە دروست دەکرێ. ھەرکەسێک بییەوێت گفتوگۆیەک لەسەر بابەتێک بکات دەتوانێت داوای کات بکات.

سەرچاوەکان

^ Atkinson، Cliff. The Backchannel: How Audiences are Using Twitter and Social Media and Changing Presentations Forever. New Riders. p. 85. ISBN 978-0-321-65962-0. The term unconference refers to any loosely structured gathering that is distinguished from a formally organized conference (such as BloggerCon, an early unconference for bloggers).
^ Craig، Kathleen (June 6, 2006). «Why "unconferences" are fun conferences». Business 2.0 Magazine. لە May 21, 2008 لە ڕەسەنەکەوە ئەرشیڤ کراوە. But that changed in February when O'Grady arrived at Mashup Camp, an exclusive two-day gathering of Silicon Valley geeks billed as an "unconference." Attendance was free but limited to the first 300 people to sign up on the Mashup Camp wiki... Though the event had sponsors like Sun Microsystems , its agenda was created on the fly by attendees. As chaotic as that sounds, it sparked a ton of ideas. {{cite news}}: نرخەکانی ڕێکەوت بپشکنە لە: |date= و |archive-date= (یارمەتی)
^ O'Reilly، Tim (٨ی ئازاری ٢٠١٨). «The True Inventor of the Unconference». LinkedIn. لە ١٨ی تەممووزی ٢٠١٨ ھێنراوە. In September 1828 he invited hundreds of scientists from across Germany and Europe to attend a conference in Berlin. Unlike previous such meetings at which scientists had endlessly presented papers about their own work, Humboldt put together a very different programme...Humboldt encouraged scientists to gather in small groups and across disciplines. He connected the visiting scientists on a more personal level, ensuring that they forged friendships that would foster close networks. He envisaged an interdisciplinary brotherhood of scientists who would exchange and share knowledge.

دەروازەی زانست

[Atk-1] Atkinson، Cliff. The Backchannel: How Audiences are Using Twitter and Social Media and Changing Presentations Forever. New Riders. p. 85. ISBN 978-0-321-65962-0. The term unconference refers to any loosely structured gathering that is distinguished from a formally organized conference (such as BloggerCon, an early unconference for bloggers).

[2] Craig، Kathleen (June 6, 2006). «Why "unconferences" are fun conferences». Business 2.0 Magazine. لە May 21, 2008 لە ڕەسەنەکەوە ئەرشیڤ کراوە. But that changed in February when O'Grady arrived at Mashup Camp, an exclusive two-day gathering of Silicon Valley geeks billed as an "unconference." Attendance was free but limited to the first 300 people to sign up on the Mashup Camp wiki... Though the event had sponsors like Sun Microsystems , its agenda was created on the fly by attendees. As chaotic as that sounds, it sparked a ton of ideas. {{cite news}}: نرخەکانی ڕێکەوت بپشکنە لە: |date= و |archive-date= (یارمەتی)

[Humboldt-3] O'Reilly، Tim (٨ی ئازاری ٢٠١٨). «The True Inventor of the Unconference». LinkedIn. لە ١٨ی تەممووزی ٢٠١٨ ھێنراوە. In September 1828 he invited hundreds of scientists from across Germany and Europe to attend a conference in Berlin. Unlike previous such meetings at which scientists had endlessly presented papers about their own work, Humboldt put together a very different programme...Humboldt encouraged scientists to gather in small groups and across disciplines. He connected the visiting scientists on a more personal level, ensuring that they forged friendships that would foster close networks. He envisaged an interdisciplinary brotherhood of scientists who would exchange and share knowledge.

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