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= Step 0: Check for existing organizations = |
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Make sure that you aren't reinventing the wheel in your region. It's hard to get a group started, and if somebody else has already done a lot of the work, jump on board! |
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[[Groups]] (groups - less formalized) |
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[[Chapters]] (list existing chapters) |
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= Step 1: Set up an interest group = |
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Based around geography - a physical group, not just an online collective of interests |
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(yay, meetups, playing with XOs, discussion, etc) |
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After time, you may see more structure emerge from your group. Explicit projects may start being planned out and worked on. At this point, you should consider formalizing your relationship with OLPC by forming a chapter. |
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(Review the advantages and responsibility of being a chapter on [[Chapters]]) --> Discussion on Talk page |
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= Step 2: Becoming a Chapter = |
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What do I have to do? Contact [[User:?]] with a [[Chapter proposal guidelines| Chapter Proposal]] |
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Remember to include the following: |
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* Your main contact person and phone number |
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* Resources (people, skills) |
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* Short-term vision (what are you doing now?) |
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* Long-term vision (overarching goals/objectives of your organization, future work) |
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Step 0: Check for existing organizations
Make sure that you aren't reinventing the wheel in your region. It's hard to get a group started, and if somebody else has already done a lot of the work, jump on board!
Groups (groups - less formalized)
Chapters (list existing chapters)
Step 1: Set up an interest group
Based around geography - a physical group, not just an online collective of interests
(yay, meetups, playing with XOs, discussion, etc)
After time, you may see more structure emerge from your group. Explicit projects may start being planned out and worked on. At this point, you should consider formalizing your relationship with OLPC by forming a chapter.
(Review the advantages and responsibility of being a chapter on Chapters) --> Discussion on Talk page
Step 2: Becoming a Chapter
What do I have to do? Contact User:? with a Chapter Proposal
Remember to include the following:
- Your main contact person and phone number
- Resources (people, skills)
- Short-term vision (what are you doing now?)
- Long-term vision (overarching goals/objectives of your organization, future work)