Re: [vmeet] Remote Hub Meeting: Open to All
Dave Crocker <dhc@dcrocker.net> Wed, 06 April 2016 14:36 UTC
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Subject: Re: [vmeet] Remote Hub Meeting: Open to All
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On 4/6/2016 7:08 AM, nalini.elkins@insidethestack.com wrote: >> All, >> >> We will be having a meeting to discuss remote hubs. This is for the >> entire community. Excellent! >> It will be in Buen Ayre B at 8:30 Thursday. It is probably obvious, especially for this topic, so please don't take offense to my asking whether this will be broadcast by meetecho, so remote folk can participate...? >> We have many hubs in Latin America and India already. There is talk >> of starting hubs in the Philippines, Russia, and Africa. There is >> even a hub in the U.S! I hadn't realized these were becoming so popular. That's really quite good news. I think the IETF doesn't list those, yet, but it probably should become a standard part of the IETF's meeting web pages. >> We would also like to discuss the following 2 new initiatives that >> could be a collaboration between remote hubs & the mentoring program: >> >> >> 1. IETF Pre-School (I am open to name change!) >> >> Description: People have 5 minutes to present an idea for a draft. >> They can use 2 foils. >> >> Objective: To find others to collaborate on draft & possible mentor(s) >> >> Problem: New authors need help with their first draft & finding >> possible collaborators. >> >> Mentoring Assistance: We can help do a webinar for people to present >> their ideas if people do not have a remote hub handy or wish to have >> more collaborators. I like this idea quite a bit. It forces the advocate to be concise and it takes little time. But it is a universal idea and not part of remote hubs? d/ -- Dave Crocker Brandenburg InternetWorking bbiw.net
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