It really doesn’t feel like it’s been a month, but here we ware.
Agenda
- Followup on anything from previous meeting
- Virtual Workshop
- Annual Conference
It really doesn’t feel like it’s been a month, but here we ware.
@prof-dev My apologies, the original post of this event had it starting at 10:00!
We will be meeting at the usual time, 14:00. See you this afternoon, if you can make it.
In attendance:
@BMcAlpine @hunter_ray and @jcarlson -
I will be creating a space here on the forum to facilitate communications between workshop leaders and attendees. Registration form will hopefully go out next week?
In the mean time, I will need from each of us:
Committee consensus seems to be that we should lean towards keeping it basic. Have a “stretch goal”, maybe, but we should keep it light and accessible, assuming that participants may not have much (or any) incoming experience with these topics.
@BritneyWest will make a map of cool places in easy walking distance, which we can include in the digital agenda, maybe as a printout at the registration desk, etc. We don’t wanna step on toes if there’s a Sunday evening social, but we can just “put it out there” for folks who want to go on their own excursions or in small groups.
Hi Josh, I had the wrong date in my Outlook. I thought the committee meeting was this week (7/30). Can you put the dates for the remainder of 2026 on the calendar in the forum so I can correctly block my Outlook calendar?
I was hoping we could have used this July meeting to set up the webinar on 8/12 with Mike Scott from DoIT. Because I missed it, can we find a time to meet together so I can learn how to setup a webinar? Or if you want to do it and send me the info, I can send it to Mike on that email chain from earlier this month. Let me know.
-Dan
Sure can! I will do that today. Though I’m busy, my schedule is pretty flexible, so I can make whatever meeting time work that you need.
Did you read the post at How To Run a Webinar? The main thing is just pressing record and paying enough attention to ask some good questions if the audience doesn’t have any.