FAQs

What is EdCamp?

EdCamp is an unconference for educators of all grade levels and content areas. It is a free, participant-driven event where educators come together to learn from and collaborate with each other. There are no pre-planned sessions or presentations. Instead, participants propose and lead sessions on the day of the event.

What is the purpose of EdCamp?

The purpose of EdCamp is to provide educators with an opportunity to connect with each other, share ideas, and learn about new and innovative practices. EdCamps are designed to be a collaborative and supportive environment where educators can feel comfortable sharing their experiences and asking questions.

Who can attend EdCamp?

EdCamp is open to all educators, regardless of experience or expertise. Whether you are a seasoned veteran or a new teacher, you are welcome to attend and participate.

How do I participate in EdCamp?

To participate in EdCamp, simply show up at the event and sign up for the sessions that interest you. You can also propose a session to lead if you have something to share with your colleagues.

What is the "rule of two feet"?

The "rule of two feet" is a guiding principle of EdCamp. It states that participants should use their two feet to move to sessions that are meeting their needs and leave sessions that are not. This ensures that everyone is getting the most out of the event.

What are the benefits of attending EdCamp?

There are many benefits to attending EdCamp. Here are just a few:

What if I have never been to an EdCamp before?

Don't worry! EdCamps are designed to be welcoming and inclusive. Even if you have never been to one before, you will find that it is a friendly and supportive environment.