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Summary

We will summarise our timeline and tasks for the book dash London, for Feb 2020

What needs to be done?

Tasks are being coordinated by @malvikasharan, you are welcome to support her with your ideas and suggestions.

  • Finalise dates based on the location and organisers' availability: 9-13 November 2020
  • Book location for in-person events
  • Set up an online platform (Zoom, or other accessible software) for remote collaboration - Malvika's Zoom
  • Set up shared notes: main event, pre-dash drop in calls and feedback
  • Set up a form for application by updating the previous version of the form
  • Discuss with co-organisers if some resources (such as email drafts or templates) need to be updated
  • Write a short description for online advertisement
  • Clearly state the following information in the registration form and communicate by email with the selected participants:
    • what financial support will be available for either online or in-person events
    • What arrangements will be available for online (such as online helpers and designated mentors) or on-site (such as quiet room and child care) for in-person events
    • Include accessibility information such as live captioning for in-person events and quiet room/child nursing room for in-person events
    • Mention the maximum limit for financial support request for online (such as for headphones) and in-person (such as for travel and accommodation) events
  • Announce in the newsletter and promote on Twitter
  • Think about who else needs to be invited, like Artists, speakers, more diverse participants
    • Scriberia
    • Last book dash attendees
    • REG: GH
  • Identify helpers from the core members and invite them
  • Send a reminder in next newsletters with more details if needed
  • Set an Eventbrite page with a registration code for the selected participants
  • Close the application round in time
  • Set-up a form for reviewing applications
  • Review applications in a designated panel using Book Dash Rubrics for selection
  • Send an email to the selected attendees with registration
  • Send an email to the unselected attendees with feedback
  • Update presentation for introducing the project to the participants on day-1 of the book dash
  • Update shared HackMD for pre-event calls
  • Provide details on Code of Conduct, contribution guideline and ways to get involved in an ongoing discussion: create a dedicated page on GitHub
  • Prepare a care-package as a token of thanks for everyone involved

Additional task for an online Event

  • State the requirement and expectation of the event
    • An active GitHub account
    • Some experience with using GitHub
    • Familiarity with contribution guideline and Code of conduct
    • A full working day time commitment
    • Willingness to collaborate with others
    • Participation at least one pre-book-dash call or a Collaboration Cafe
  • Discuss with the participants the possibility of creating 3 short days, rather than 1 full workday commitment to ensure flexibility
  • Collect address where a care package for them can be delivered
  • idea: social breakout sessions in other languages, eg Spanish for the ones in sessions 3 and 4 each day.

Notes for the future

  • State clearly what we can pay for through our travel support
  • Mention the default meal type
  • Mention what arrangements are available for a quiet room, child care etc.
  • Include accessibility information about quiet space (ok to step out) & eating in the room (totally fine)
  • Mention the max limit for the travel and reimbursement