Academic Network - Revision history

Tmitchell at 18:25, 5 July 2011

2011-07-05T18:25:14Z

Wiki-Tbadard: /* Institutions showing interest */

2011-06-23T13:26:54Z

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Tmitchell: pasting some more thoughts in

2011-05-19T23:42:42Z

pasting some more thoughts in

Tmitchell at 22:22, 19 May 2011

2011-05-19T22:22:26Z

Wiki-Percyd at 17:12, 18 May 2011

2011-05-18T17:12:09Z

Helena: /* Institutions showing interest */

2011-05-18T15:09:36Z

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Venkat: /* Institutions showing interest */

2011-05-17T23:44:53Z

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Tmitchell: /* Institutions showing interest */

2011-05-17T16:40:47Z

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Tmitchell at 16:36, 17 May 2011

2011-05-17T16:36:26Z

Tmitchell at 05:50, 17 May 2011

2011-05-17T05:50:44Z

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	More background on the [[Talk:Academic Network]] page.		More background on the [[Talk:Academic Network]] page.
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		+	== Discussions ==
		+	* After OSGIS Nottingham there was a brainstorming meeting: [[Academic Network Mtg Jun-23-2011]]

	== Institutions showing interest ==		== Institutions showing interest ==

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 # Massimiliano Cannata,SUPSI, Switzerland
 # Venkatesh Raghavan,OCU, Japan,
 # Helena Mitasova, North Carolina State University, USA
 * ICA and ISPRS - several above members on their working groups too

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 * ICA and ISPRS - several above members on their working groups too
-== Vision ==
+== Collaboration Agreement ==
 Open source geospatial applications and projects can greatly contribute to effective education within post-secondary institutions.  Likewise, institutions are able to help raise awareness of the open source geospatial options that are freely available.  A successful Academic ('''or "Education"?''') Network would see increased uptake of OSGeo technology and a strengthening of education outcomes for students by seeing them broaden their professional toolkits.
-== Mission ==
+=== Mission ===
 To draw academic institutions together as partners, under OSGeo's umbrella, with the goal of mutual support and encouragement while implementing collective programs and initiatives.
-== Values & Assumptions ==
+=== Values & Assumptions ===
 Representatives of OSGeo and each partnering institution agree that:
 # Open source geospatial software serves an important part of post-secondary geographical ('''better terms here?''') education
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 # There are opportunities for further research, development and training in this field
-== Structure ==
+=== Structure ===
 The Academic Network is structured as a formal group of engaged institutional representatives working alongside OSGeo staff, directors and volunteers.  The group is led by an elected Chairperson and decision-making occurs through consensus of all participants.  A subset of internal or external representatives may be established as an Advisory Board.
-== Roles ==
+=== Roles ===
-* Chairperson - calls and plans meetings, discussion topics and is the primary contact back to the OSGeo Board and Members
+* Chairperson - calls, plans, and chairs meetings, raises discussion topics and is the primary contact back to the OSGeo Board and Members
-* Participants - join discussions, seek opportunities to collaborate
+* Participants - join discussions, seek opportunities to collaborate on goals, represent their Institutions in decision-making
 [[Category:Education]]

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	* ICA and ISPRS - several above members on their working groups too		* ICA and ISPRS - several above members on their working groups too

		+	== Vision ==
		+	Open source geospatial applications and projects can greatly contribute to effective education within post-secondary institutions. Likewise, institutions are able to help raise awareness of the open source geospatial options that are freely available. A successful Academic ('''or "Education"?''') Network would see increased uptake of OSGeo technology and a strengthening of education outcomes for students by seeing them broaden their professional toolkits.
		+
		+	== Mission ==
		+	To draw academic institutions together as partners, under OSGeo's umbrella, with the goal of mutual support and encouragement while implementing collective programs and initiatives.
		+
		+	== Values & Assumptions ==
		+	Representatives of OSGeo and each partnering institution agree that:
		+	# Open source geospatial software serves an important part of post-secondary geographical ('''better terms here?''') education
		+	# OSGeo's Academic Network is a central meeting place for like-minded institutions interested in promoting open soure geospatial software.
		+	# There are opportunities for further research, development and training in this field
		+
		+	== Structure ==
		+	The Academic Network is structured as a formal group of engaged institutional representatives working alongside OSGeo staff, directors and volunteers. The group is led by an elected Chairperson and decision-making occurs through consensus of all participants. A subset of internal or external representatives may be established as an Advisory Board.
		+
		+	== Roles ==
		+	* Chairperson - calls and plans meetings, discussion topics and is the primary contact back to the OSGeo Board and Members
		+	* Participants - join discussions, seek opportunities to collaborate
		+
		+
		+	key points of agreement
	[[Category:Education]]		[[Category:Education]]

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 # Maria Brovelli, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
 # Rafael Moreno, University of Colorado Denver, USA
-# Dave Percy, Portland State, USA
+# David Percy, Portland State University, USA
 # Massimiliano Cannata,SUPSI, Switzerland
 # Venkatesh Raghavan,OCU, Japan,

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	# Rafael Moreno, University of Colorado Denver, USA		# Rafael Moreno, University of Colorado Denver, USA
	# Dave Percy, Portland State, USA		# Dave Percy, Portland State, USA
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		+	[[Category:Education]]