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Fab-✱ Manchester 2012, 16-19 May, European Fab Lab Summit. Register here: http://bit.ly/eufabsummit
Fab-✱ education, Bremen 2012, 15-29 June

Fab-✱ are events in Europe that help to grow and link the national Fab Lab communities.

Fab-✱ events events cover a topic that is relevant beyond any single FabLab; they attract significatly more than just the local community.
Fab-✱ events are widely and publicly accessible.
Fab-✱ events are about learning collectively.
Fab-✱ events require a certain effort of self-organization.
Fab-✱ events further Open Knowledge – their results are publicly and freely accessible (Open Access).
Fab-✱ events are affordable for participants and organisers, and they are not dominated by one single financial sponsor.

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 *Fab-✱ education, Bremen 2012, 15-29 June
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+Fab-✱ are events in Europe that help to grow and link the national Fab Lab communities.
-Fab-✱ are events in Europe that help to grow and link the national Fab Lab communities.
+*Fab-✱ events events cover a topic that is relevant beyond any single FabLab; they attract significatly more than just the local community.
+*Fab-✱ events are widely and publicly accessible.
-*Fab-✱ events cover a topic that is relevant beyond the local Fab Lab; they attract a substantially wider public than just the local community.
+*Fab-✱ events are about learning collectively.
-*Fab-✱ events are widely and publicly accessible.
+*Fab-✱ events require a certain effort of self-organization.
-*Fab-✱ events focus on collective learning.
+*Fab-✱ events further Open Knowledge – their results are publicly and freely accessible (Open Access).
-*Fab-✱ events require some degree of self-organization.
+*Fab-✱&nbsp;events are affordable for participants and organisers, and they are not dominated by one single financial sponsor.
-*Fab-✱ events add to Open Knowledge – they publish their results openly (Open Access)
-*Fab-✱&nbsp;events are financially light for organizers and participants and are not dominated by one single sponsor.
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