We're using various collaboration tools - text chat (aka instant messaging), audio/video, collaborative note-taking, and of course this wiki. These both enable us to work together better, and make it possible for people not at the conference to be ParticipatingRemotely. If you have more ideas, just start organizing them and write about it here!
Contents
This wiki
To learn more about the syntaxe of MoinMoin, please see HelpContents
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This event is Bilingual please, check the WikiTranslation page to follow the translation policy we are trying to establish.
Live chat
InternetRelayChat (IRC) is an instant messaging system focused around topics rather than people, and requires no registration. For the conference, we'll be on:
- Server: irc.freenode.net
- Channel: #recentchangescamp
See InternetRelayChat for more complete instructions in English, and CommentSeConnecterSurIrc for instructions in French.
Collaborative editing of sessions
We're using SynchroEdit, a web-based collaborative editor for taking notes for the OpenSpace sessions. See the SynchroEdit page for complete instructions on using it.
Photos
Post to Flickr?
Video
Videos should be posted on WikiFilm.
Tagging
See RococoTags
Pibb
You are invited to use Pibb as a backchannel for any RecentChangesCamp event. To learn more please visit the RecentChangesCamp channel on Pibb.com. Pibb is a great way to work together online, it combines the convenience of instant messaging, the familiarity of forums, and power of blogs in one browser window. All messages are archived automatically for search/viewing after the conference. You will need an OpenID account to login.
If interested please check out the Pibb channel for the PortlandBarCamp to see how things went...
Emergence Engine / Émergiciel
Do we have a fonctional Emergence Engine / Émergiciel ? I'm new to RoCoCos and not too knowing of the fine pointe of the tools out there, but I do hope that we are going to have a way to emerge statistics about everything that will be entered in the digital_communicational_space_of_the_event. That would, among other things, help us to see what is, and to name it... and also to do something about it — which can come in handy, sometimes 
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We are planning to have a webcam staring at the emergence of the agenda, and diffuse it on the web. This is no statistics, but a first view of what is an openspace made agenda. We'll make several movies too. But we might want to have a HotOffTheWiki http://rym.waglo.com/wordpress/2007/01/31/hot-off-the-wiki-barcamp-edition/