On 24/6/21 11:05 am, Roger Clarke wrote:
Has anyone seen any examples of effective use of electronic fora in
membership-based organisations? ...
No.
What I have found impressive is some of the tools used for webinars,
hackerthons and conferences. Tools such as Zoom and Slack. Several
conference platforms allow participants to post a question, then the
other participants can vote on which of the questions should be asked.
If you can wait a few months, you could have a team of ANU TechLauncher
students research what is available and then tailor some free tools.
Topics for projects are now open:
https://cs.anu.edu.au/TechLauncher/get_involved/call_for_projects/
Input and feedback are to be gathered through:
- Face-to-face meetings in major population-centres
- Video-conferences with particular membership segments ...
Perhaps you could make those hybrid: have some people in the room and
some online, at the same time. Just about every university and
conference provider is working on how to do that, right now.
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