HDSA2020 Documentation: Difference between revisions

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HDSA2020 Documentation Project Overview and Budget

For the 2020 Summer Academy, documentation needed to be distributed. I made a system whereby participants, workshop hosts, and facilitators alike could share their files with each other and to the public domain as a form of ad-hoc process documentation:

Every participant dedicated a folder on their personal computer for files that they regarded as a part of their process and served it to the Internet Becoming A Server.
The contents of these folders are pulled into this webpage (for the larger public domain): [hyperdrives.hackersanddesigners.nl https://hyperdrives.hackersanddesigners.nl].
The documentation folders are later cloned, archived, and used to populate the H&D wiki.

This amount adds up to the budget that was allocated for photo and video documentation, with reference to the proposed budget of the HDSA (cells K11 and K12).

→ Regular Activities (August - December):

Communication and Website Maintenance: (newsletters, wiki updates, server maintenance, etc...); 4 hours / week x 20 weeks x € 40 = € 3200
Research and Development: (on my own terms for now, reporting back occasionally); € 0

→ One-off Projects:

HDSA Facilitation, Production, Documentation: ('all-rounder', helping where needed); 5 hours x € 40 = € 200
HDSA (2020) Publication: (organisation, design, development, production); 20 hours x € 40 = € 800
Completing the 'Tools' wiki extension project: (initiated during internship in 2019 and unfinished); € 0

→ € 3200 + € 200 + € 800 = € 4200,-

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 For the 2020 Summer Academy, documentation needed to be distributed. I made a system whereby participants, workshop hosts, and facilitators alike could share their files with each other and to the public domain as a form of ad-hoc process documentation:
-# Every participant dedicated a folder on their personal computer for files that they regarded as a part of their process and served it to the Internet [Becoming A Server].
+# Every participant dedicated a folder on their personal computer for files that they regarded as a part of their process and served it to the Internet [[Becoming A Server]].
 # The contents of these folders are pulled into this webpage (for the larger public domain): [hyperdrives.hackersanddesigners.nl https://hyperdrives.hackersanddesigners.nl].
 # The documentation folders are later cloned, archived, and used to populate the H&D wiki.