
Federica Tabone & Claudio Nichele ISC26IT Verona
Sketchnote Podcast
What a BarCamp is and how Verona adapts it
Claudio defines BarCamp, contrasts it with passive conferences, and outlines participant-led sessions for Verona.
In this episode, I sit down with Federica Tabone and Claudio Nichele, two of the key organizers behind the upcoming Verona International Sketchnote Camp, to talk about how this pioneering event brings together the ISC and EVP communities for the first time. We dig into the innovative Full Bar Camp Plus format, what makes Verona the perfect backdrop, and why this gathering is designed around active participation, collective learning, and community connection.
Running Order
- Introduction and overview of the Verona Sketchnote Camp
- The story behind organizing the Verona event
- The collaboration between ISC and EVP communities
- The Full Bar Camp Plus format explained
- The interactive, participant-led sessions and collective harvesting
- Cultural highlights of Verona: history, food, and city experiences
- Event logistics: tickets, prices, and optional dinners
- What is a Bar Camp? Explanation and twists for Verona
- The concept of collective learning and post-event harvesting
- The beauty and culture of Verona as the event backdrop
- Food, networking, and the Italian experience
- Ticket options, early bird pricing, and optional activities
- Practical information: dinner and lunch costs
- The community spirit and opportunities for meaningful connections
- Closing remarks: excitement for the event and community gratitude
Resources & Links
- International Sketchnote Camp
- Tickets for ISC26IT
- European Visual Practitioners
- Federica Tabone on LinkedIn
- Claudio Nichele on LinkedIn
- What is a BarCamp?
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