TF CPR Update TF-CPR Update TERENA GA Meeting 20 October 2010 - PDF document

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2 0 1 0 task force strategy  In 2009 meetings, participants expressed the desire to move beyond the traditional meeting format of y g merely exchanging best practices amongst each other to being more integrated into other task forces and work jointly with them  i.e., become more outward focused instead of inward focused  Based on this input, an effort was made in 2010 to re-position the task force as a ‘partner’ to other task forces, to support their communications issues , pp  this was not communicated widely, but selectively with a couple of groups, as a test Slide 2

2 0 1 0 Meetings & Topics  Three TF-CPR meetings in 2010: 1. March hosted by ARNES: TF-CPR only 2 M 2. May hosted by LITNET at TNC: partially joint h t d b LITNET t TNC ti ll j i t meeting TF-MSP * * * Update about these meetings were given at previous GA meetings * * * 3. October meeting hosted by UNINETT: mostly joint meeting TF-Media Slide 3

October 2 0 1 0 task force m eeting  Joint meeting with TF-Media  Concrete objective: › to create a pan-Euro communications plan to help increase the use of multimedia tools in the European research and education community community o targets students, teachers, media admin o based on uptake-related issues identified by TF-Media  Outcome: › excellent participation and engagement from both task forces. Hands-on workshop. › many people from both task forces expressed enthusiasm about l f b th t k f d th i b t joint meeting concept and asked to repeat this › good, ‘actionable’ ideas were identified to solve uptake-issues related to multimedia tools in R&E › 8 people (mixed media/ cpr) expressed interest in forming a working group to develop and implement ideas

Other changes to task force  TF-CPR discussed taking more steps to evolve the task force. These include: 1. TF-CPR to create ‘special interest groups’ { mini-task force segments} focused on specific areas that compliment other task forces compliment other task forces  for example: TF-CPR multimedia, TF-CPR middleware, TF-CPR security  these special interest groups would meet in parallel streams for a part of each TF-CPR task force meeting and possibly at complimentary technical task force  this would help align their NREN comms/ PR priorities with the activities that they work on in the task force y 2. Invite more outside speakers from universities or partner institutions to speak/ brainstorm at the task force meeting Slide 5

Other changes to task force 3. Collaborate with CLARA PR Network on specific initiatives (to be identified) where a global perspective is valuable is valuable 4. Continue evolution of CPR Compendium from a document which outlines NREN PR resources to one document which outlines NREN PR resources to one that records NREN PR priority areas (past and new) which will help participants collaborate with other NRENs with similar priorities p every 2 nd year: CPR Compendium will be full version  (resources and priorities)  every other year: CPR Compendium will include past and future PR priorities only 5. Continue evolving and branding PeaR from an NREN news service to the ‘collective voice of global R&E’ Slide 6

2 0 1 1 task force m eeting locations  February 2011: SURFnet (Netherlands)  May 2011: TNC/ CESNET (Czech Republic)  S September 2011: FUNET (Finland) t b 2011 FUNET (Fi l d)