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| − | If you want to create an open EMCA network around a topic, group, or other issue, you could follow | + | If you want to create an open EMCA network around a topic, group, or other issue, you could follow these steps: |
| − | + | One example of a research network page is the [[EMCA AI research network]] page. | |
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| − | + | # Create a wiki bibliography page where the group can ongoingly curate a relevant literature list | |
| − | + | #* You can achieve this by picking a unique 'tag' for your group and adding it to the keywords list of each of the items you want in your bibliography | |
| − | + | #* For example, the [[EMCA & Artificial Intelligence]] page lists all of the items tagged with "AI reference list" - though it might be best to choose a single word or 'hashtag'. You can 'edit' that page and copy the source to your new page to see how that's done. | |
| − | + | # Establish public-facing announcements/social media (e.g. a twitter / FB page / IG account - though most #EMCA people are on twitter) | |
| − | + | # Establish a form of asynchronous group communication (e.g. a discussion mailing list - a google group or University mailing list). | |
| − | + | # Establish forms of synchronous online communication (e.g. regular Zoom meetings, a Slack channel on the [[EMCA Researchers Slack]] or something similar) | |
| − | + | # Create a place to document e.g. group projects (panels, symposia, special issues, etc.), explanations for how to join, events etc. | |
| + | #* This can be public (e.g. a wiki page - like the [[EMCA AI research network]] page) | ||
| + | #* It could also be a University website or a blog/Social media page | ||
| + | # Link your page to the [[EMCA Organizations]] page and announce it! | ||
Latest revision as of 03:36, 7 May 2021
If you want to create an open EMCA network around a topic, group, or other issue, you could follow these steps:
One example of a research network page is the EMCA AI research network page.
- Create a wiki bibliography page where the group can ongoingly curate a relevant literature list
- You can achieve this by picking a unique 'tag' for your group and adding it to the keywords list of each of the items you want in your bibliography
- For example, the EMCA & Artificial Intelligence page lists all of the items tagged with "AI reference list" - though it might be best to choose a single word or 'hashtag'. You can 'edit' that page and copy the source to your new page to see how that's done.
- Establish public-facing announcements/social media (e.g. a twitter / FB page / IG account - though most #EMCA people are on twitter)
- Establish a form of asynchronous group communication (e.g. a discussion mailing list - a google group or University mailing list).
- Establish forms of synchronous online communication (e.g. regular Zoom meetings, a Slack channel on the EMCA Researchers Slack or something similar)
- Create a place to document e.g. group projects (panels, symposia, special issues, etc.), explanations for how to join, events etc.
- This can be public (e.g. a wiki page - like the EMCA AI research network page)
- It could also be a University website or a blog/Social media page
- Link your page to the EMCA Organizations page and announce it!
