ok!
there is a little mistake in the first sentence of the form. after the title. it says
“This form is to register for the presentation of Cohousing The Reef on 6 June 2024.”
can somebody correct this before we send email?. thanks!
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@Lee Sorry to bother again with this kind of questions but I need some extra help :
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I actually don’t find the excell sheet to which you are referring for keeping track of the confirmations that have been sent. Can you tell me how I can reach it?
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Just to be sure : if people register through the form, there will be a notification directly in the email box? That’s what I understood but so far, I answered some emails but didn’t see any registration that seems to be linked with filling the form yet. Maybe I’m missing something?
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Last question : can you confirm that MIRO is accessible for someone with a wheelchair? We got an email with this question, to me it’s seems that it is but I need to confirm this to the guy who asked.
Thanks !
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Done
Yes, it’s wheelchair accessible
The confirmation email needs to be sent out manually, based on the input from the form. We usually do it every 2-3 days. @mieke would you possibly have space to take care of the organisation of the presentation, and help Perrine with the confirmation emails?
Hi Mieke,
The form is already shared. You can access it by going to Google Forms.
It seems like it is technically impossible (at least very difficult) to get Perrine access to the form, so on second thought it’s probably going to be easier to give the task of sending out the confirmation emails to someone else.
@Lee I don’t have access though, I just double checked. We once had the same problem, and it was solved when I shared it again with you. Could you try that? Thanks a lot.
For Perrine: normally if she has a gmail-address it should be easy to get access? If she doesn’t have a gmail address, then I also wouldn’t know how to get access to the form. Maybe team IT has a solution for that?
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Create a shared gmail address, then use it to manage all this stuff.
The real solution, of course, is to not use Google stuff at all.
there is room for improvement, should @reef-it have a look at alternatives? i think that the email should be automated after registration.
Hi @manuelpueyo, yes an automated mail would be great. Could you let me and @Perrine know if that works?
I think google form is outside the scope of @reef-it tools. I dont know which google account we are using and how to login. so i don’t know if there are automated emails with google forms. but my quick answer would be maybe think about new tools.
OK but the presentation is on 12 September so I guess we will do with Google forms for now.
@Lee Thanks, I have access now.
yes, for the 12, maybe we can think about longer term solutions
Thanks Manuel. For now I think we’re good. Automating sounds nice, and at the same time Google Forms is very reliable, and doing things manually makes it possible to use the emails flexibly (e.g. easily change the message, send a reminder etc).
I added the event to the Calendar. I’ll be there to represent The Reef on this speeddate event. Anyone else coming?
See exchanges with luc.lampaert@kenniscentrumwwz.be on Protonmail.
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Update: 12 days after registrations opened, we are at 57 registrations. Normally we get on average two registrations per day, and we have so far never gone higher than 55.
I expect that as usual at 50-60% of the people who registered won’t show up, but the fact that we are receiving so many registrations is a good sign.
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Hi there,
Two questions from people who registered for the presentation of the 12 September :
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how long is it supposed to last (for baby-sitting purpose) ?
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for finance team, we also received this question :
“An urgent question but maybe you can’t answer it yet:
What is the ± starting budget per participant you guys expect?
An approximate estimate is ok.”
I need your input to answer … Thanks !
Budget two hours, also enough for some one-on-one talking to extant members.
Current architects’ estimate is ∞ 4,370 EUR x m2. Includes (unlike the immo sites) VAT + notary costs. Also includes finishing at 750 EUR x m2. This buys a unit in a new building, with passive heating, so presumably very low running costs.
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They may also want to know what is the smallest possible unit, so they get a total price, not just a price per m2.
Smallest unit possible is a studio. The minimum legal size for a studio is 44 m2. Then there is a bit of wiggle room (ground floor units are cheaper, top floor ones more expensive), but also a +4% on the casco price, so about an extra 150 EUR x m2. Let’s say that the cheapest possible unit is about 44 x 4,370 EUR.
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