Upcoming Event Talking Technology and Social Sharing at September 22-23th in Cambodia-BarCamp Phnom Penh

BarCamp Phnom Penh – Source

There are always exciting events happen in Phnom Penh. Don’t misss Cambodia, here I am this weekend.

I have another exiting event to recommend.

It’s BarCamp Phnom Penh.

We do it once a year and this year 2012 is the 5th one!

What is BarCamp

It’s a free event where all the fans of technology reunite to learn and share experiences.

Thank to Chantra Be, the organizer of BarCamp, and all the volunteers who spend a lot of their time to organize it every year.

Each year, I learned something from the event.

There are not only Cambodian but people come from around the world to join the BarCamp.

This is your chance to make connection and learn about new technology that they are using in other countries.

When

It’s a two days event:

22nd September 2012 08:00 – 17:30

23rd September 2012 08:00 – 17:30

Where

University of Puthisastra
No. 55, Croix Rouge Khmere (St. 180), 12211 Phnom Penh
Check out the map for more details.

Register

It is good if you register in advance to the event, especially if you want to present something. It would help the team organizers to estimate how many people will join the events, and how many presentations etc.

Please take a few minutes to register here.

How can you get involved?

You can be the listener or presenter or you can be both. If you have something to present, prepare it and don’t forget to mention it when you register.

You might need a laptop and electrical power extension. The internet will be provided for free during the two days events.

For this year, I plan to present a topic on how to be a 4-hour workweek blogger. I will share what I know about blogging in Khmer.

This is our chance to meet each other face to face as well.

I will confirm again about the date and time of my presentation. I hope we can reserve it in advance!

Contact detail:

Email: info@barcampphnompenh.org
Web: http://2012.barcampphnompenh.org/
Chantra Be: chantra.be[at]gmail.com

article source from khmerbird.com