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Meeting: 27 May 2021
My questions:
- Who was your target audience when starting this project?
- How did you cater your content to this audience
- Who uses your slides now?
- How did you start the project?
- What were the difficulties you faced?
- Most time-consuming aspects of the project?
- What advice do you have for someone starting a similar project from scratch
Meeting notes:
- Give people the option to not be searched by identity / let them choose what identities they want to be public
- They focused a lot on consent, all people included had to give consent
- Humanizing information helps students
- Request lots of feedback → especially anonymous feedback! Set up a google form for anonymous feedback on your website 1st thing
- Wordpress is flexible, you get a free 30 min introduction
- Enable google analytics on your webpage
- IUSE → measure the success of your slides in the classroom , this ensures future funding and can promote the use of your slides, you can also include research done before about inclusion of representative scientists and its effect on learning outcomes and/or belonging
Their audience was mainly for teaching sex and gender related biology topics, and humanize biology as a field.
Our audience is more for the general inclusion of a more diverse set of physicists that represents our modern-day community.
They said the most time-consuming aspect was coming up with the format, exactly what they wanted to present.
They made the website from scratch.