Pronunciation: /ʌnˈkɑnfərəns/
noun a conference or gathering where the agenda is set by the participants at the beginning of the event, rather than by organizers beforehand
A1 An unconference is a type of conference where the agenda is set by the participants on the day.
A2 At the unconference, attendees are encouraged to lead discussions and share their expertise.
B1 The unconference format allows for more flexibility and spontaneity compared to traditional conferences.
B2 Participants at the unconference can choose which sessions to attend based on their interests.
C1 The unconference model has been gaining popularity in recent years as a way to foster collaboration and innovation.
C2 One of the key principles of an unconference is that everyone is considered a participant and has the opportunity to contribute.
formal The unconference was organized to promote open discussions and collaboration among industry professionals.
informal I heard there's an unconference happening next weekend where we can just show up and talk about anything we want.
slang I'm thinking of checking out that unconference thing, it sounds pretty cool.
figurative Attending the unconference felt like stepping into a free-flowing river of ideas and creativity.
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