Hi WIRELESS-LAN, Big thanks to Mike Ferguson for helping put all of this together.
For this afternoon’s virtual meetup, we’ve prepared an Agenda, which you’ll see is pretty informal as most of what we discuss will be based on the flow of conversation: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17MnTxszO7NWJxPu9u5MctzbcInTr-uxkEzbOUjsC9fA/edit?usp=sharing If you’re able to join the meeting, we encourage everyone to use the above link to also enter your name and affiliation so we can gather an attendance roster of the meeting. We ask this so we can better prepare for future meetings and indicate to Educause how active our groups are outside of the listserv. During the meeting, we’re suggesting some guidelines to follow to assist in the discussion while we use the Lean Coffee Table website. The link to the Discussion Board is here: https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/7bcaae9e-7c9c-45d3-aacb-cc6c61de3165?guest=true If you want a short name of the above link so it’s easy to type into another device, feel free to usehttps://educause.chapman.edu. The guidelines we’ve prepared are meant to make the discussion as open and inclusive to all who participate. See these guidelines: Lean Coffee Table – Discussion Guidelines: • Each topic will have a time limit so we have enough time to cover more than just a couple of topics • Use the comments field in Lean Coffee Table while a topic is in “Discussing” to bring up ideas, ask questions or share successes. We know that air time during the verbal conversation is going to be limited due to the number of participants expected. Use of comments in Lean Coffee Table will make it so that everyone is able to participate. • Also use the comments field in the “Discussing” column in Lean Coffee Table to chat about topics with other attendees rather than use the chat function in Zoom. This will keep our comments to each other “on topic.” Leave the chat function in Zoom to communicate with the Hosts. • While we are “Discussing” topics, feel free to add more of your own Topic Cards in Lean Coffee Table and give 3 votes to other Topic Cards you find interesting. We look forward to seeing everyone that’s able to join for the meeting this afternoon. For those that haven’t submitted their email address yet and are still interested in joining, we ask that you fill out this Google Form with your email information by 2pm eastern / 11 am pacific today so we have enough time to send you the Zoom meeting info. https://forms.gle/2oejM51UB4HaQ6G78 Thank you ----------------------------------- Eric Kenny Network Architect Harvard University ----------------------------------- > On Apr 14, 2020, at 1:26 PM, Ferguson, Michael <[email protected]> wrote: > > After a couple weeks of polling in Doodle to find the best time to host our > Virtual Session, the preferred time still ended up being Friday afternoon, 3 > pm Eastern and 12 pm Pacific. We had a total of 66 participants in the > Doodle Poll that selected 3 top time slots: 44 votes for Friday (3 pm > Eastern, 12 pm Pacific), 41 votes for Friday (2 pm Eastern and 11 am Pacific) > and 40 votes for Monday (3 pm Eastern and 12 pm Pacific. > > Considering the Doodle Poll results, we’re scheduling the first Zoom meeting > regarding our Covid-19 response for this Friday, April 17 (3 pm Eastern, 12 > pm Pacific). For those that have already submitted your email addresses > either via Doodle or the Google Forms link, we have sent you an email > invitation to the Zoom meeting as of this morning. If for any reason you > didn’t receive the Zoom invitation, please let me know via email and I’ll > make sure you get the Zoom link information. > > For those that are interested in participating in our Zoom session this > coming Friday and haven’t received the meeting details yet, please let us > know your email address using this Google Form and we’ll send you a meeting > invite > > https://forms.gle/2oejM51UB4HaQ6G78 > > If you are using your own personal email account to indicate your interest in > participating rather than a known University or company email address, could > you send me an email identifying yourself and your affiliation with Educause > so we make sure we’re distributing the Zoom link to trusted participants. > > The list of topics on the Discussion Board has expanded a little since my > last update. As of this morning, here is a tally of topics and the number of > votes for those topics. To add topics of your own or give votes to topics > already submitted, please use this link: > > https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/7bcaae9e-7c9c-45d3-aacb-cc6c61de3165?guest=true > > Tally as of this morning: > > Votes Topic > 16 Is anyone using the campus vacancy to do upgrades/maintenance/changes > that you would have normally pushed out until summer? > 8 Addressing privacy concerns with Zoom and other conferencing tools > 7 VPN upgrades due to increased off-campus use > 7 Security issues surrounding VPN on non-college-owned computers > 4 Rural Internet Access -- How to provide access when students are back on > the farm. > 4 "Parking Lot Wireless" - outside WiFi provisioning > 3 Helping staff without Internet at home > 3 Rapid migration from on-premise services to cloud > 2 Due to the COVID-19 situation schools have been asked reduce or postpone > infrastructure spending. What have you done to reduce, postpone, or cut > costs for your schools? > 2 Planning how, and which services, to migrate back post lockdown > 1 Staggered Shifts and coverage issues > 0 How to get equipment to staff and faculty at home, especially for > time-sensitive use cases like scheduled lectures > > -- > Mike Ferguson > Network Manager > Chapman University > One University Drive, Orange, CA 92866 > 714-744-7873 > chapman.edu > > From: Ferguson, Michael > Sent: Wednesday, April 8, 2020 8:17 AM > To: 'The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Community Group Listserv' > <[email protected]> > Subject: RE: Doodle Poll for Virtual Session - Covid-19 Response > > Let me correct a couple mistakes from yesterday. I noticed them right after > I sent out the email and so far a couple people have noticed it too and I > have to admit I confused the favorite timeslot by saying 3PM Pacific. I > should say the correct favorite timeslot is 3PM Eastern. Also, I said Easter > instead of Eastern when referring to the time zone in the table. See > corrected email below. Last, in my original email, I mistakenly wrote Ian > Lyons name from Rollins College as Iyan—also corrected below. > > Here’s a link to the Doodle Poll for those that still want to vote on their > preferred time slot. > > https://doodle.com/poll/gqn6gaueb9u5yimb > > For those that just want the link to the Zoom meeting and don’t care to fill > out the Doodle survey, here’s a link to enter your email address: > > https://forms.gle/2oejM51UB4HaQ6G78 > > And last, here’s a list of the topics that have been submitted so far on the > Lean Coffee Table discussion board: > > Votes Topic > 12 Is anyone using the campus vacancy to do upgrades/maintenance/changes > that you would have normally pushed out until summer? > 4 VPN upgrades due to increased off-campus use > 4 Security issues surrounding VPN on non-college-owned computers > 4 Addressing privacy concerns with Zoom and other conferencing tools > 3 Rapid migration from on-premise services to cloud > 2 "Parking Lot Wireless" - outside WiFi provisioning > 2 Planning how, and which services, to migrate back post lockdown > 2 Helping staff without Internet at home > 1 Rural Internet Access -- How to provide access when students are back > on the farm. > 1 Due to the COVID-19 situation schools have been asked reduce or > postpone infrastructure spending. What have you done to reduce, postpone, or > cut costs for your schools? > 0 Staggered Shifts and coverage issues > > https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/7bcaae9e-7c9c-45d3-aacb-cc6c61de3165?guest=true > > > -- > Mike Ferguson > Network Manager > Chapman University > One University Drive, Orange, CA 92866 > 714-744-7873 > chapman.edu > > From: Ferguson, Michael > Sent: Tuesday, April 7, 2020 4:07 PM > To: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Community Group Listserv > <[email protected]> > Subject: RE: Doodle Poll for Virtual Session - Covid-19 Response > > After roughly a week of polling, we’ve had 55 responses thus far of people > entering their preferred time to schedule the joint event with Netman about > our response to Covid-19. It seems Friday is one of the most popular days > and currently Friday at 3PM Eastern Time has the most amount of votes. > Here’s a tally of the favorite times: > > 36 votes > Date Eastern Time Pacific Time > Friday 3PM - 4PM 12PM - 1PM > > 35 votes > Date Eastern Time Pacific Time > Monday 2PM - 3PM 11AM - 12PM > Monday 3PM - 4PM 12PM - 1PM > Tuesday 2PM - 3PM 11PM - 12PM > Friday 1PM - 2PM 10PM - 11PM > Friday 2PM - 3PM 11AM - 12PM > > 34 votes > Date Eastern Time Pacific Time > Friday 11AM - 12PM 8PM - 9AM > > We’ll hold the Doodle poll open until this Friday and by that time, we’ll > select the most preferred day and time. > > For those of you that are still interested in attending the session, but will > show up whatever time we choose and/or don’t care to complete the Doodle > survey, here’s a Google form for you to enter your email address so we can > send you a link to the Zoom meeting. We’re going to hold off on posting the > link to the listserv. So please enter your email address on this Google Form > so we can send you the Zoom invite. > > https://forms.gle/2oejM51UB4HaQ6G78 > > -- > Mike Ferguson > Network Manager > Chapman University > One University Drive, Orange, CA 92866 > 714-744-7873 > chapman.edu > > From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Community Group Listserv > <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Ferguson, Michael > Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 9:11 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] Doodle Poll for Virtual Session - Covid-19 Response > > For the first virtual session between Netman and Wireless-Lan, we’re hosting > a discussion via Zoom about our preparedness and response to supporting > remote learning and working remotely due to the Covid-19/Coronoavirus > outbreak. In subsequent virtual meetings, we’ll talk about Network > Monitoring and Network Management, which was the desired interest in early > February. But due to the current conditions, we felt it better to address > our response to the pandemic and to discuss creative ideas and overcoming > challenges we’ve all faced as the first topic of conversation. This way we > can share information about how we’ve supported our schools with the rapid > switch to virtual classrooms and virtual offices. Ryan Turner and Jeff > Farese of Netman along with Ian Lyons and Eric Kenny of Wireless-LAN will be > co-facilitating the meeting. > > We’re gathering everyone’s input on the best time to hold the virtual > meeting. Here’s a link to a Doodle poll to collect everyone’s preferred > meeting time: > > https://doodle.com/poll/gqn6gaueb9u5yimb > > Note that the timeframes of the poll are based on 1-hour time slots in North > America, between 8 am to 2 pm Pacific time or 11 am to 5 pm Eastern time. We > know there is international interest in participating in this virtual session > and we hope that those of you in non-North American time zones can help pick > the best time that fits into the available North American timeslots. > > Also, note that the tentative week we’re looking to host the virtual meeting > is between April 13 to April 17. We haven’t nailed down the exact week yet, > but the week of April 13-17 is representative of any week we might host the > virtual meeting. So if you can pick the best time no matter what week we end > up having the session, this way we can pick the most popular time which will > likely set a pattern of a regular time frame for subsequent virtual meetings > that follow. > > In the doodle poll, we’re asking that everyone include their email address so > that we can send a link to the Zoom meeting ahead of time. We’ll be judicious > about how we post the actual meeting link to the Netmanand Wireless-LAN lists > in order to prevent any Zoom Bombing. However, we will post to both lists the > scheduled date and time of the meeting, once we get everyone’s feedback. > > Last, here’s a link to our Lean Coffee Table discussion board where we’re > collecting everyone’s input on topics to discuss. We ask that people submit > up to 3 topic cards to bring up for discussion. Everyone will have 3 votes to > give to any topic card so we can rank the hot topics that are on everyone’s > mind. > > https://www.leancoffeetable.com/TaskBoard/View/7bcaae9e-7c9c-45d3-aacb-cc6c61de3165?guest=true > > Ryan Turner has already suggested these 6 topics as starting points, which > have already been topics that have come up in the Netman list or also in the > CIO list: > > 1) VPN upgrades > 2) How are departments transitioning to work from home > 3) How are staff responsible for deployments staggering shifts to > provide coverage on-site > 4) What the new normal will look like for the time being > 5) Special requests for connecting staff that don’t have proper > internet > 6) Special requests for ‘parking lotwirelesss’ > > > -- > Mike Ferguson > Network Manager > Chapman University > One University Drive, Orange, CA 92866 > 714-744-7873 > chapman.edu > > > ********** > Replies to EDUCAUSE Community Group emails are sent to the entire community > list. 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