Here are links to a range of unconference images to be found in the public domain. They all give a different perspective and flavour of unconferencing.
I’ll try to keep the list up to date, as links can go dead after a while. Please do add your own and I’ll include them.
Images of Unconferences in action
A more formal space – we can still create agendas together
Unconferences can have a very informal feel
An opening circle, another, another,
We can use found spaces to meet together
Too many unconferences still focus on a top table and a projector
A huge unconference and another here
Meeting round the table
The simple circle of chairs – it’s all you need!
We can open the circle outdoors – and here too
A very well designed unconference space (using Open Space as a method)
Spaces can open for a conversation anywhere
A small circle of chairs – how to claim a formal room for an unconference
A well signposted breakout group
Unconference agendas
This agenda uses post it notes for sessions and for signing up to attend
Multi-coloured and very informal agenda
A simple, single colour agenda
Another agenda
An agenda that has been co-created in advance of the event
A pre-designed empty agenda looks smart but can reduce the feeling of empowerment on the day
Write ups and reports
A lovely blackboard, graphic write up of an unconference
Use of graphic illustration to record an unconference
Some cartoons about unconferencing
About the purpose of an unconference
About the spirit of “un” in an unconference
Logos, signs and symbols
(Please ensure you seek relevant permission from the owners of these signs before using any of them)
A little unconference equation
A conference no entry sign and another here
An unconference logo using the London Underground as a sign
The “unrules” of an unconference – also here
Another invite/flyer using social media style graphics
A stock photo style image for an unconference – yeuch!
A lovely circle image
Flip charts rather than projector screens
A graphic linking collaboration with unconferencing
Checking in to an unconference – this looks too organised for me!
Visit the Unconference Realm
