edcampNYC 2016
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Edcamp is unlike any other professional development experience. First, there is NO SET SCHEDULE until the morning of the event. As attendees arrive, they can post topics to the empty session board. (We have examples of session boards from previous years to give you an idea of the types of conversations held.) Second, you get to CHOOSE what sessions you want to attend based on YOUR interests. If the topic doesn’t apply to you, or you don’t enjoy the session, YOU CAN LEAVE and choose a different one.
What: edcampNYC
When: Saturday, December 3, 2016
Where: The Cathedral School
(1047 Amsterdam Avenue, between 110th and 110th Streets)
Time: 9:00am – 1:00pm
(continental breakfast begins at 9:00am, first session begins at 10:00am)
After 1:00pm: Skill Mill NYC
(949 Amsterdam Ave, between 106th and 107th Streets)
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