In order to advertise projects across the different networks (digital, material) I would like to propose a clear process to standardize it, make it flow, easy, fast, accessible equally and also possible for everyone to chip in!
How to Advertise
Create a topic on this forum with
A picture
A title
An event time selected from below the menu + optionally RSVP
The first paragraph of max 500 characters containing a short description
The event description should contain:
the purpose of the event
what happens
who it is for (target audience)
which skills/material to bring
which skills to learn
Generate a poster with the Poster Generator
When ready to advertise, please post a link below with the text:
@DomAman @niccokunzmann, please advertise this event:
https://ammanvalley.foss.wales/t/....
Digital
In this section, I would like a list of who can access which website/group/… and in bold, who is responsible for posting there.
There will be a pile of posters. We can print them from the A4 printer in the makerspace. Please add your name and how many posters you take to hang up and where.
@niccokunzmann ask people how many posters they can distribute
Please add platforms, your name, … please take responsibility to help everyone out who does not have the social media reach.
This is a really good summary, I will fill in the bits I can!
I attach here a map to the Makerspace for those that want to use it.
I also have a template for posters that will help ensure details don’t get missed. I have not worked out how to attach it here yet.
With regards to running groups, what is your question? We’ll promote and schedule them the same way as courses. Book the room, schedule the event on the forum and we’ll promote it.
Concerning the map: Posting this here without the required license is a copy right infringement. A deed like this cost my parents money. I commented it out for the moment. Distribution on a poster is problematic, too.
Related: There is a map here: Official Communication Channels - I did add the copy right just now. OpenStreetMap’s license is known to me and well documented.
