Let’s get together to talk about this, when?
Dear Caroline and all,
First, found the other editable file that Nadia had sent: It´s in the updated dropbox folder. ("ER program folding poster”)
The file you’ve made would be: “ round stickers for the back”, yes?
(like Jay Cousin’s " talk to me about" stickers but round and with the questions)
I think this would do it! something simple and clear! :- )
I would only try a variation, in which the sentence leaves a bit more room for the comments?..
According to what we’ve talked before, the design package would contain:
- A5 Folded Booklet
Program + session documentation form
(with instructions & questions to answer)
Besides the possibility of being printed by Ben (if we send it on time)
Could be a downloadable file, just like unPilgrim’s infopack with critical LOTE3 information.
One might not want to print it, preferring to use it on a mobile or tablet.
(Tiago’s comment indicates, that this point seems to have something in common with what was discussed in yesterday’s community call… ? )
- Collaboration cards + round stickers (pack with all faces)
With fields people can fill in. Card can then be scanned with entries fed into database
(check out camcard app to get idea)
I believe we need to think this better… (cards only make sense if we have the stickers, right?)
what are the limitations of the app, (quantity/quality of data)
It would be something like: 3 circles to stick of the faces images + blank space for writing key phrases?..
does It has to have the usual visit card size? there is not much space…
- Directory of participants (to make it easy to find new people you want to talk to)
I’m afraid that this idea on printed paper, end’s up not being very practical…
and probably more paper to recycle after, than actually being useful in loco. (IMHO)
For now, we have this equivalent page “who’s coming to lote”
- BIG circle papers
for putting on the floor Photo Stickers of participants (one pack with all faces for each person to be recieved on registration)
If we end up doing the global introduction session that Nadia referred (I don’t know if it is in the plans for now… is it?)
This might be improvised with big spreads of paper in loco?
(doesn’t really need graphic design, does it?)