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==.py.rate.chnic planning document==
==.py.rate.chnic planning document==
To announce the session we will need a description, which includes:
To announce the session we will need a small planning document.
 
This document includes:


  title:  
  title:  
 
   
  who (is organising the session):
when:
where:
 
  format:  
  format:  
  short description:
  short description:
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   why (relevance)?
   why (relevance)?
   outcome (what will be goal of the session)?  
   outcome (what will be goal of the session)?  
who (is organising the session):
when:
where:
  maximum amount of participants:
  maximum amount of participants:
  preparations:  
  preparations:  
    (for example: a text, software installations, material to bring)


'''Timeline for the ''':  
'''Timeline for the ''':  
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* create announcement poster together
* create announcement poster together


Do not overload the participants with prerequisites.  
===Preparations===
The idea of these planning documents, is that the sessions can start quickly and be productive and fun (installing things often eat up a lot of time!).
These could include for example: a text, software installations, material to bring, ...
 
Using a preparation list is useful, as it will make it easier to start quickly, be a bit productive (installing things often eat up a lot of time!) and have more fun.
 
TIP: Do not overload the participants with too many preparations.


==Format==
==Format==

Revision as of 15:49, 15 September 2020

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General description

Under the name of .py.rate.chnic sessions, the second-year students from the Experimental Publishing Master program invite you to participate in a series of hands-on workshops, related to the topics of their graduation projects. Each workshop offers the participants an opportunity to engage with the students' research by partaking in their processes, experiments, and discussions.

.py.rate.chnic sessions are a series of collective work-sessions organized by the XPUB second-year's students and attended by other students.

Each sessions is conducted by two second-years who organize the session around a topic or format related to their graduation projects. The session will function as an opportunity to develop, experiment, test and discuss their processes collectively.


.py.rate.chnic planning document

To announce the session we will need a small planning document.

This document includes: 

title: 

format: 
short description:
  what will happen? 
  why (relevance)?
  outcome (what will be goal of the session)? 

who (is organising the session):
when: 
where: 

maximum amount of participants:
preparations:

Timeline for the :

  • first draft:
  • final document:
  • create announcement poster together

Preparations

These could include for example: a text, software installations, material to bring, ...

Using a preparation list is useful, as it will make it easier to start quickly, be a bit productive (installing things often eat up a lot of time!) and have more fun.

TIP: Do not overload the participants with too many preparations.

Format

The format of sessions can range from a

  • hackthon: where you ask the participants to explore a subject, through the development of a prototypes, from give a starting point.
  • workshop: where you bring in a certain technology/prototype/... and ask others to develop or explore it. More focused on a approach and see what that approach can lead to
  • (book) sprints: where the group writes collaboratively a manual / research text / book / and produces a website/pdf/...
  • test session: where a given procedure/methods is tested on the participants and at the end feedback is given
  • ...others or combinations of these

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