Hi Thomas and Harald,
Here is a final training BOF request. I've changed
the name to "Education BOF", and I've added some wording
to better define the scope of the effort. I've also
added all of the required scheduling information.
Thomas, should I send this to agenda@ietf.org? Or
should I wait for further feedback first?
Thanks,
Margaret
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BOF NAME & ACRONYM: Education BOF (edu)
AREA: General
RESPONSIBLE AD: Thomas Narten
BOF CHAIR(S): Margaret Wasserman
AGENDA:
- Intro and Agenda Bashing (5 min)
- Review Existing Programs and Resources (10 min)
- Newcomer/Participant Training
- WG Chair Training
- Other Educational Resources
- Plans/Direction for Participant Education (15 min)
- Plans/Direction for Editor Education (15 min)
- Plans/Direction for WG Chair Education (15 min)
- Options for Training Organization/Management (10 min)
- Open Discussion (30 min)
- Next Steps and Action Items (20 min)
FULL DESCRIPTION:
This BOF will discuss internal training and development
programs and educational resources for IETF participants
and leaders.
The IETF has been educating IETF participants and leaders for
many years, via formal training classes, educational web
sites, published materials and formal and informal mentoring
programs. Our educational efforts have included training sessions
for newcomers, introductory training sessions for new WG chairs,
and educational web resources for WG chairs, document editors and
other participants. There have also been educational sessions for
IETF participants held at some IETF plenary meetings.
Over the past year, there has been an increasing awareness of
the need for better educational programs and resources for
IETF WG chairs, document editors and other participants.
A grass-roots effort was initiated to expand the WG Chairs
training program to include ongoing education for continuing
WG chairs. The Newcomers training, formerly provided by the
IETF Secretariat, has been folded in to the WG Chairs training
effort. Also, we've discussed the development of training
programs or resources for document editors and other IETF
participants.
As this effort expands beyond the area of WG chairs training,
it is increasingly important to have the IETF community involved
in this effort -- both to give the community more visibility
into these activities, and to receive input and assistance from
the wider community in developing our educational programs
and resources.
In this BOF, we'll discuss the IETF's existing educational
programs and resources, and we'll discuss how those programs
could be enhanced or expanded in the future. We will also
discuss how best to organize and managed our educational
programs on an ongoing basis, including a discussion of
whether we should form a Working Group to further this effort.
At the San Francisco IETF in March 2003, a voluntary session
was held for IESG members and WG chairs to discuss training
for ongoing WG chairs. The notes from that session can be
found at:
http://www.psg.com/~mrw/WGChairs_Training_Notes_Mar03.txt
BOF attendees should also familiarize themselves with our
existing training materials and on-line educational resources.
For Newcomers:
http://www.ietf.org/newcomer/frame.htm
http://www.ietf.org/overview.html
For WG Chairs:
http://psg.com/~mrw/WGChairs_Training_Mar03.ppt
http://www.ietf.org/IESG/wgchairs.html
Examples of Participant Training:
http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/01dec/slides/plenary-3/index.html
http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/02mar/slides/plenary-3/index.html
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c. CONFLICTS you wish to avoid:
ipv6, v6ops, entmib, netconf, problem, ops area, apps area, multi6,
nomcom, routing area, forces
d. Expected Attendance: 100
e. Special requests: None
f. Number of slots: 1
g. Length of slot: 2 or 2-1/2 hours