10/6/2020 Project Action Review - Roadmap Session

[Joe Corneli]

1. What did we expect to learn or make together?

• To review the Roadmap pattern in our Futures paper, and try to use it to organize our work on PHv4.

• To learn if the Roadmap pattern is practical/useful for others/audience.

2. What did we actually learn or make?

• After some review we jumped into our existing roadmap document outlining PHv4, and created a few new micro-patterns.

• Got into a discussion about marketing which yielded to some concrete suggestions (e.g., making & marketing mini-handbooks, posting snippets on Twitter)

3. What are some diverse perspectives on this experience?

• Should we have a spin off group working on marketing? Consider the “funnel” factor. Look at the central page and if it’s working as a destination. This could influence the way we build a central website (or other “landing pages” or “dashboards.”)

• Can’t please everyone, but have different stuff out there, different groups can hook into.

• “Content marketing is a good thing (and current hot topic in the white noise of info).” Give value before asking/receiving.

4. In view of our expectation (#1), what did we learn or change?

• Learned about perspectives on marketing

• We changed our understanding of the short roadmap pattern, based on the fact we are now trying to do one

• Recalling that we’re abiding by specific requirements in the Futures paper to work w/ their readership’s expectations.

• We identified our “outlets” - print, ebook, twitter/social media, email, one-on-one.

5. What should we change going forward for maximum productive outcome?

• Create spin off groups: marketing, technical, with frequent shared wraps (& monthly larger meetup?).

• Pick brain of “predictable revenue” author who Vitor knows — we could bring her in on the podcast for a mini-tutorial

• Be mindful of the value of diverse voices (us as individuals with different skills/outlooks within peeragogy) leading to a common mission (peeragogy).

[Charlotte Pierce]

I like the more concise review questions; this helps me remember/review the session and firm up progress. I am reminded rock climbing and taking a shower - find a foothold, secure it, look for the next relevant foothold - lather, rinse, repeat.

[Joe Corneli]

 We could probably shorten them up even further, maybe with one emoji per question. That would help so that I could remember the actual outline of the questions :-). 

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