Co-creating the agenda
Meeting virtually instead of in-person, goes along with compromises on the time you really get together. Three sequences of the Community Meeting with 4,5 hours each calls for a condensed agenda. Still, we set this up together. All types of sessions prioritise discussion and co-creation. Inputs are there to set the stage and initiate active participation by everyone. Below you find an overview on time frames and where you can contribute to the agenda.
Types of sessions
Plenary (30min) + break-out (45min) sessions: Inputs and discussions on topics brought in by the openIMIS Coordination Desk (Core strategies and operations), all participants
Upgrade (45min): Capacity Development inputs relevant for community members and collaborators, all participants
Club (45min): Inputs and discussions brought up by task teams / community members with close links to core strategies and operations, all participants – might partly be divided in parallel sessions
Bonus track (45min): Inputs and discussions brought up by community members / collaborators with top-votes, participants divided in parallel sessions
Please suggest topics for the session types Club and/or Bonus track. Please do so before 22 February by adding them to the list below.
If we have more topics than feasible to fit in the time frame, we will select the ones with the most votes (likes). Voting will be open until 27 February. For topics that don’t make it into the agenda this time – we will take them up during future implementers or developers calls, during the Gumzo ya mwezi or Bhela, or we find another slot.
Suggesting a session topic
Please create a new page on the wiki using :
Fill in all the fields in the template and click ‘Create’
Add your session title as the ‘Page Title’ and click ‘Publish’
Voting for a session
Click on the Session Title of the session you are interested in, from the proposed sessions listed on Co-creating the agenda
Like the page (the button is on the bottom left of the page)
Suggested session topics
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