Over the past 2 weeks you may have heard about the high mark GÉANT received from the Commission for its activities in the GN4.1 project. Indeed. It was the time of the EC Review and the GÉANT project received a #5, which was a top EC project rating for the fifth consecutive year. For Jari Miettinen (GN4.1 task leader of the Campus Best Practice, CSC) and myself, Nadia Sluer as GN4.1 deputy activity leader, GÉANT) it was a great pleasure to represent all the NA3 tasks and it was an unique opportunity to share with the Commission and 4 independent reviewers our valuable work completed in GN4.1.
Impressed with Metrics and Facts
Essentially, we produced #40 good/best practice documents in IT and environmental sustainability, we completed #15 test cases and we collectively reached out to an audience of thousands of R&E professionals through more than #100 presentations in meetings, conferences and workshops which makes a monster achievement.To demonstrate the impact of our work on society and end customers we showcased the sustainability training organised in Macedonia; the case Armenia and the Norwegian BPD series on Digital Exams, along other highlights such as the publication of #26 campus best practice documents and EcO2meter enhancements.We thematised the presentation ‘Working and Learning together to build strong Communities’ and left the reviewers impressed and curious about the legacy and future of this relevant work.
So, What About Our Legacy And Future Plans?
Of course that took us right into talking about SIG-SCOPE in which our joint legacy, continues to live and receives an audience. I believe it should be our goal to work together and share, update,renew,publish andpresent our best practices, tools, templates and trainings in- and outside SCOPE communities.
How to do it? A few practical ideas come to mind:
Publish a selection of the Green team's Test cases
Green-ify’ existing Campus Best Practice documents
Participate in events
Organise a SCOPE meeting to share existing work and new challenges
Have you considered any of these or other ways to move ahead, please reflect on this post or visit our discussion board.
'Working And Learning Together To Build Strong Communities' @ EC Review
Over the past 2 weeks you may have heard about the high mark GÉANT received from the Commission for its activities in the GN4.1 project. Indeed. It was the time of the EC Review and the GÉANT project received a #5, which was a top EC project rating for the fifth consecutive year. For Jari Miettinen (GN4.1 task leader of the Campus Best Practice, CSC) and myself, Nadia Sluer as GN4.1 deputy activity leader, GÉANT) it was a great pleasure to represent all the NA3 tasks and it was an unique opportunity to share with the Commission and 4 independent reviewers our valuable work completed in GN4.1.
Impressed with Metrics and Facts
Essentially, we produced #40 good/best practice documents in IT and environmental sustainability, we completed #15 test cases and we collectively reached out to an audience of thousands of R&E professionals through more than #100 presentations in meetings, conferences and workshops which makes a monster achievement.To demonstrate the impact of our work on society and end customers we showcased the sustainability training organised in Macedonia; the case Armenia and the Norwegian BPD series on Digital Exams, along other highlights such as the publication of #26 campus best practice documents and EcO2meter enhancements.We thematised the presentation ‘Working and Learning together to build strong Communities’ and left the reviewers impressed and curious about the legacy and future of this relevant work.
So, What About Our Legacy And Future Plans?
Of course that took us right into talking about SIG-SCOPE in which our joint legacy, continues to live and receives an audience. I believe it should be our goal to work together and share, update, renew,publish and present our best practices, tools, templates and trainings in- and outside SCOPE communities.
How to do it? A few practical ideas come to mind:
Have you considered any of these or other ways to move ahead, please reflect on this post or visit our discussion board.