Drumbeat/WeeklyUpdates/Nov-15-2010
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Nov 15, 2010 Meeting Agenda
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Agenda
- Call for agenda items
DRUMBEAT FESTIVAL FOLLOW-UP
Participant Evaluations & Metrics: what did we learn? (Nathan)
(Helpful post-Festival links)
- Roundtable Discussion:
- What did we learn?
- What would we do differently next time?
- What's the best way to keep the momentum going around "Learning, Freedom and the Web?"
NEW FESTIVAL PROJECTS
- Get our hands dirty and workshop some of the new Drumbeat Festival project.
- Next steps:
- 1) Boil the project story into five key sentences
- 2) Use those as headlines for a crisp one-page description
- 3) Create simple project infographics that tell the story visually
- 1) Boil the project story into five key sentences
- Tips on how to tell your project story: http://www.drumbeat.org/describe-your-project
- Creative Commons Attribution Tool (Molly Kleinman)
- Early project description taking shape here: http://etherpad.mozilla.com:9000/dUgwKJz7XB
- The Classroom Attention Barometer (HASTAC)
- The Classroom Organizer (HASTAC / Anne Balsamo)
- Minority Voices in the Cloud (HASTAC / Anne Balsamo)
- Early project descriptions for all 3 taking shape here: http://etherpad.mozilla.com:9000/n9sauL8IPT
Presenting next week:
- Open Web Widget / ScratcHTML project (Taylor Bayless / Jack Martin)
BATUCADA WEB SITE UPDATE (Paul Osman)
EVENTS
- Random Hacks of Kindness 2.0 - global event. (Heather)
- Notes
- What did we learn?
- so many projects, barely had time to participate in other people's projects
- would love to have one big project open to developer community, and then participate in other people's projects
- Some sessions not that accessible if you jumped in half-way
- Brett: +1
- some sort of common strategy for how to deal with people coming in half-way
- From Matt's Jukes' blog:
- "the fact that many of the conversations were ongoing from notional session to session meant it was difficult to just drop in for an hour sometimes – it felt like coming half way though a movie."
- The need to get everyone on same page / have more conceptual discussions sometimes stood in the way of building / doing
- didn't have clear process of how to go from background discussion to rolling our sleeves up
- people wanted to talk about big things
- logistical change:
- clearer in schedule: wasn't sure which
- more flexibility in schedule: easier to show where you can jump in, stuff going on all day vs. pure open-ended play space
- Hackbus: organizing process could be more distributed
- how to keep momentum going:
- social media strategy
- drumbeat twitter stream
- tons of great blog posts
- Learning, freedom and the web blog planet
- Encourage people to join main Drumbeat list
- More integration of local scene
- More continuity and flow