On this photo: Ukrainian and Latvian Barcamp participants painting word BARCAMP with their mobile devices. Photo by Kyrylo Kalugin.

Hey, I’m now in Tbilisi. I spent two recent days on Barcamp Caucasus. Caucasian barcamp seemed a little bit artificial with no local Georgian community behind it, but anyway was an inspiring event. It was held in National open-air ethnographic museum of Georgia which provided the venue free of charge.

I presented on barcamp movement in Eastern Europe and Central Asia giving an overview of all past and planned barcamps then highlighting regional features and trends in EE/CA barcamping. I have problems uploading it to slideshare, so I’m going to add my presentation to this post later.

Updated - here is the presentation:

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I found only one photo report of Barcamp as for now.

Updated - here are some more photos:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/barcampcaucasus/pool/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27569874@N08/
http://flickr.com/photos/tags/barcampge/

This afternoon I’m giving my part of TOL new media training. I will post 2 presentations prepared for the training tomorrow: “New Media for NGOs and Activism: Best Ukrainian cases” and “Ukrainian internet market and new media overview”.