I’m glod you liked the event though, and wish I could have stayed. I think the occupants of the “Kiddy Table” were a little zonked out by then.

My observation when I first came in was “wtf”? I missed the memo, didn’t read the description of the event and was unprepared for structured discussion and worksheets. Now reading back over the emails (my fault) I see it was explained prior.

So still at first I was a little taken back and just simply not quite sure if things were going to get interesting. The tallys and voting at first threw me off I’ll admit. I am a poor student, and this seemed like class

I was excited to see that the whole thing did turn out pretty well however, and some interesting conversation occurred. I feel that a few people kinda monopolized the room, but that’s just their personalities. I heard some interesting things, and took some things into consideration. I can see that to a large degree I still sit outside of the “social media” framework since I am one of the few people not actively working for a company that working with it is their main objective/business goal.

Overall however it was fun. Not as socially interactive as I would have liked, but perhaps more informatative than most events.