OPEN 2020 - Postponed - Now going online
Oli SB
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How should the online event work!?!? Please add your thoughts...
Danyl Strype
Thu 12 Mar 2020 11:24AM
Then perhaps more time could be spent during the conference days focussing on Q&A, facilitated discussion, etc., and going much further towards identifying potential synergy.
This! Less chalk'n'talk, more discussion.
Jordi Vidiella Amposta
Thu 12 Mar 2020 12:20PM
It would make things super agile and more productive. But it requires more commitment to prepare yourself before the event
mike_hales
Thu 12 Mar 2020 2:58PM
focussing on Q&A, facilitated discussion, etc
Cliff
Tue 17 Mar 2020 10:47AM
works for me
Gary Alexander
Tue 17 Mar 2020 11:46AM
An excellent idea! Some of us who are planning to attend and are taking part in these discussions already see ourselves as working together, in a fairly loose sense, anyway. The Coronavirus might be giving us the opportunity to leap forwards. It may be that the Zeitgeist is suddenly ready for very local networks of people to set up because they see it is the obviously best way. Platform coop? Community support? New Commons? What tools do we have ready now to support this?
Ollie Bream McIntosh
Tue 17 Mar 2020 8:18PM
Like this idea!! Could submissions of pre-recorded content be kept completely open, to allow ANYONE the opportunity to propose delivering a session alongside the pre-arranged/keynote content? Provided each submission came with a decent abstract, then the days immediately before the conference could be spent collectively choosing which recordings would become the subject of the facilitated discussions, and all the others could just stay in a repository that we can browse at will?
Rory (FSA)
Thu 19 Mar 2020 2:17PM
Agnostic on whether to run the conference. It depends on the benefits/harm to Open Coop itself
Jordi Vidiella Amposta Thu 12 Mar 2020 12:21PM
We could do chapter or mini-events by country or region, so we keep the human interaction with out high risk
Jordi Vidiella Amposta Thu 12 Mar 2020 12:31PM
First, we should study where attendees are going to be located. Then see what is a timeline that could work for most of us. Let's say that there are people from San Francisco to Melbourne, so make it between 1 and 4 GMT 0 and in several days, until to finalize the content, by this way the ones that are far away from the central time zone don't need to awake so early and others don't need to go to sleep so late.
Ed · Thu 12 Mar 2020 11:20AM
Does anyone have experience of or know any of the organisers of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's "Disruptive Innovation Festival"? It has been successfully running entirely online for several years (https://www.thinkdif.co/) so there must be a lot they have learned.