A series of Book Sprints for the academic ICT research community are planned for the period of October 2013 – March 2014. The innovative Book Sprints methodology will be adopted for producing scientific articles. Additionally, together with the participating researchers, ... read more
The OpenStack Security Guide Book Sprint began today in Annaplois (USA) with 12 participants. There is a wide diversity of skills and experience at this sprint with many top level experts attending from organisations such as Redhat, HP, Intel, the ... read more
Last Friday we finished the Open Contracting book for the World Bank (WBI). It was a fantastic Book Sprint and feedback has been very good.
Today is day 3 of the World Bank Book Sprint on Open Contracting. Yesterday we had a book but there were obvious structural issues and a disharmony in the framework so we essentially re-wrote the book. The crew all agreed ... read more
Yesterday 17 people from around the world gathered together in Baltimore (USA) to write a book about Open Contracting. The group started with introductions and a scoping discussion, and after lunch we went straight into more scoping discussions and concepting. ... read more
Adam Hyde will be presenting at Books in Browsers in Oct, 2013 (San Francisco). A list of presenters is to be found here: http://bib.archive.org/
For the third year in a row there will be a Doc Camp organised by FLOSS Manuals, the Google Open Source Programs Office, and Aspiration. Each year has combined several parallel Book Sprints in combination with an unconference. The Book ... read more
In Oct 2013 a Book Sprint on Book Sprints is planned. This is being organised by Adam Hyde, Dr David Berry, and Dr Michael Dieter. The event will be held in Germany with participants yet to be Confirmed. The Book ... read more
Video of Adam Hydes presentation at IAnnotate, San Francisco, May 2013. The presentation focuses on the use of notation and annotation in Book Sprints.
Taken from : http://blog.goethe.de/rueckeroberung/archives/20-Book-Sprint-the-fastest-way-of-openly-transferring-knowledge-through-collaborative-writing.html Monday, 25. March 2013 “Book Sprint” – the fastest way of openly transferring knowledge through collaborative writing Over the past few years a new format of transferring and recording knowledge has been developing. It is based ... read more
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