
I have been designing and facilitating unconferences for the past 4 years and blogging about them almost as long on unconference.net I mainly work with technical communities and related fields. Most of the unconferences I design spend a majority of their time in Open Space Technology. I also draw on other methods listed on my blog .
I participated in the December 2008 foundational meeting for this project and participated on and off this winter spring on the calls moving things forward. I am very excited about working with other group process facilitators to understand more about what I know as a practitioner and the opportunity to build a resource that will help me teach/explain to others the underlying pattern to doing this kind of work well.
I have another professional life as an expert in user-centric digital identity - basically trying to solve the problem of how are regular people empowered to move their "Identity" with them between websites as tey move acorss the web. I have been working on this problem building the technical community and facilitating the main community event that happens semi-annually the Interent Identity Workshop. I am known in the industry as the "Identity Woman" because this is the title of my blog. I am a steward of the Identity Commons and have beeen a key leader of that organizaiton including on conference calls :) I have been using mailing lists, wiki's and blogs to facilitate community collaboraiton in this work and I am looking forward to bringing these skills to this project/community.
Kaliya Hamlin+how to contact me
kaliya@mac.com is my e-mail address (I do talk on the phone but only by apointment)
IM is a great way to communicate with my my handles are:
- kaliya@mac.com on AIM
- identitywoman@gmail.com on GTalk
- earthwaters on Yahoo!
I have a twitter account - http://www.twitter.com/identitywoman you message me vai that system too.
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