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Think of a consistent system for taking notes during each session #135
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An example of an event where taking notes via Etherpads worked nicely for the most part: |
@Daniel-Mietchen One tool for creating a number of Google Docs based on a template, with inserted data from a spreadsheet, is AutoCrat, a GSheets add-on. I'll try it out to see if it's useful. Haven't found something similar for etherpad yet. (you asked this somewhere else but can't find that anymore - please move accordingly if needed) |
Sounds good - I asked about this at |
OK, I set up a test with AutoCrat and GDocs, works like a charm! See documents in this folder:
This is easily set up and completely customizable. |
*Hi Bianca and Daniel,*
*Excellent work that will make good material for Force2017. *
*Kamel*
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OK, I set up a test with AutoCrat and GDocs, works like a charm!
See documents in this folder:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B-T8WcfMD1YsME9RQlYwVkduTW8
- template doc
- spreadsheet with data + AutoCrat add-on
- 3 resulting docs with inserted data (automatically generated)
This is easily set-up and completely customizable.
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How to create Google Docs or PDFs using Autocrat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkpY2ODnncA ,
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*Excellent work that will make good material for Force2017. *
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> OK, I set up a test with AutoCrat and GDocs, works like a charm!
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> See documents in this folder:
> https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B-T8WcfMD1YsME9RQlYwVkduTW8
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> - template doc
> - spreadsheet with data + AutoCrat add-on
> - 3 resulting docs with inserted data (automatically generated)
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> This is easily set-up and completely customizable.
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Dear organizing committee of FORCE. I noticed @Daniel-Mietchen 's post on the Etherpad mailing list post on this topic. Here's a slightly modified version of my response to him that he encouraged me to post in this thread. I hope we can find a way to work together! In terms of your ideas, as far as I understand, you'd like to have:
I've been building on top of the Etherpad system for a while now, as part of the Totalism.org system. I've developed "E2H", which regenerates the pads as presentable HTML sites (and perhaps other formats). It also adds features such as internal (and cross-pod) links to other pods, text-to-graph generation, auto-TOC, etc. You can find some documentation about this here: http://totalism.org/e2h.php?_=E2H (You will be able to find the "Edit site" button on the bottom of the page, to illustrate the concept). I also believe E2H connects to the conference's focal point, and so does some of my other work and interests in the direction of "hypertheory"! Anyway - in terms of a larger number of participants, here's one example of one larger multi-participant instance we did in December: Since I have several sites running on the Etherpad service for years now, I like to think the whole system has been made pretty stable and self correcting. The case you are describing would be an welcome direction for the development of E2H. Covering quality large, socially engaged, highly participatory events, to produce quality content that outlives the moment in which it's produced, and assist the process with my own domain knowledge - is absolutely an interest. So if you are interested in this collaboration, and we can find the means to do so, I would be happy to jump onboard. |
I see you are now also considering using Google Docs for collaborative document/note authoring.
In addition, the system I authored and am proposing, E2H, has some advantages to produce lasting results of the sessions:
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Using something collaborative like Etherpads or Google docs works only at conference scale if really supported on the part of the organizers.
On the other hand, getting this right might
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