This is the work plan for the "ComDevAd" program area of the non-profit. Check out the overall timeline of community development in public lab here: https://publiclab.org/wiki/community-development

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@Liz

"HEDWIG", AKA, tool page headers and wiki organization working group

• create top level pages for research areas with "activity grids"
• re-parent technique/gear pages to those top level pages, especially https://publiclab.org/wiki/desktop-spectrometry-kit-3-0 and https://publiclab.org/wiki/foldable-spec
• improve /toolkits and add it to drop-down menus
• where github fits in

Support conduct and moderation working groups:

• Add /Conduct to these places:
  • /signup form (link, checkbox, force readthrough)
  • check with ppl who are already signed up (pop-up?)
  • in the standard footer that's on all websites
  • as a link in the dropdown menu page "Get Involved" (FYI this generally needs updating)
  • make a new section called "Core Values" on the "About Public Lab" page
  • on github repos (as fulltext)
  • on comment / research note forms (like how we ask again about open sourcing)
  • a "how to print & post this at an event" thing, and also as a single slide to put into multi-day event kickoff decks
  • on event invitations, letting people know this Code of Conduct will be in effect

Evaluation:

• clean google group exports
• begin plugging numbers into a final report

General:

• spiff up first contact via kits &social media
• figure out what to do with group members not receiving email
• geography on PL --
  • update drop down menus
  • gradually remove mentions of chapters
• blog on public commenting, ref 18F's work on https://epa-notice.usa.gov/
• Organizers Summit -- what do we want to do? research culture?
• support NASA partners in Chesapeake Bay

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This is the work plan for the "ComDevAd" program area of the non-profit. Check out the overall timeline of community development in public lab here: https://publiclab.org/wiki/community-development **** **@Liz** **"HEDWIG", AKA, _tool page headers and wiki organization working group_** * create top level pages for research areas with "activity grids" * re-parent technique/gear pages to those top level pages, especially https://publiclab.org/wiki/desktop-spectrometry-kit-3-0 and https://publiclab.org/wiki/foldable-spec * improve /toolkits and add it to drop-down menus * where github fits in **Support conduct and moderation working groups:** * Add /Conduct to these places: * /signup form (link, checkbox, force readthrough) * check with ppl who are already signed up (pop-up?) * in the standard footer that's on all websites * as a link in the dropdown menu page "Get Involved" (FYI this generally needs updating) * make a new section called "Core Values" on the "About Public Lab" page * on github repos (as fulltext) * on comment / research note forms (like how we ask again about open sourcing) * a "how to print & post this at an event" thing, and also as a single slide to put into multi-day event kickoff decks * on event invitations, letting people know this Code of Conduct will be in effect **Evaluation:** * clean google group exports * begin plugging numbers into a final report **General:** * spiff up first contact via kits &social media * figure out what to do with group members not receiving email * geography on PL -- * update drop down menus * gradually remove mentions of chapters * blog on public commenting, ref 18F's work on https://epa-notice.usa.gov/ * Organizers Summit -- what do we want to do? research culture? * support NASA partners in Chesapeake Bay ****