I love this concept. I used to do a remote-by-skype version of Jelly with a friend in the US where we worked quietly and then bounced ideas or muttered at intervals. Jelly is a global movement. The Jelly website says: Jelly is a casual working event. Its taken place in over a hundred cities where people have come together (in a persons home, a coffee shop, or an office) to work for the day. We provide chairs and sofas, wireless internet, and interesting people to talk to, collaborate with, and bounce ideas off of. You bring a laptop (or whatever you need to get your work done) and a friendly disposition. workatjelly/ See: * What is Jelly - the video explanation: vimeo/246107 * How to start a Jelly - bit.ly/HowToStartAJelly * Adelaide Jelly Co-working Group (Meetup) - bit.ly/ADLJellyMeetUp ► Adelaide Jelly Co-working Group (Meetup) - 2015 kickoff ◄ Free casual fortnightly co-working in Adelaide. Work from somewhere different, meet new people, visit co-working and creative spaces across Adelaide. Free WIFI. Bring your laptop. Welcome to Jelly for 2015! In 2014 we got Jelly off the ground and 2015 looks set to be a huge year with even more great spaces we can visit and drop in on. Were kickstarting the year right back where we started at Majoran, to co-incide with their back to work drinks Friday night right after Jelly. Also as weve grown Im also on the look out for new organiser, if youre curious or even have ideas for someone who would be great to get on the team let me know. Ive personally found running Jelly to be a great way to connect right across Adelaides co-working scene and Id love to introduce someone new to the party in 2015. In other news the new Digital Tech Park at Tonsley on the old Mitsubish factory is set to open early this year, weve lined up a special Jelly at the newly opening Envision space to give everyone a first hand look coming very soon. - via bit.ly/1IVMeUu (Jelly Meetup Group) #Jelly #Coworking
Posted on: Mon, 19 Jan 2015 03:18:43 +0000