I decided to use Miro as my digital sketchbook for ARP and have found it really useful in the past for dropping in ideas, pics and links. It’s great for to creating quick mind-maps that I can go back into and edit throughout the process. My challenge thus week was to create a timeline that I can go back into to edit and update. I’d based it on a simple list I’d already typed out and will hopefully find it easier to track any changes and updates. However, spent far too much time in Miro trying to create the timeline and adding the actions as well as thinking about what colours each action should be.
Having said all that it does feel better having a plan, still thinking about doing a draft run through of workshop but already finding it difficult thinking about how to set that up and with whom.
My plan and list had been created at the beginning of September, since I was already aware of which students I’d be teaching and where. My employment situation changed half through my plan which meant that I would no longer have access to the students and would have to revisit my plan of action.
The Miro timeline is proving too difficult (fiddly) to update and edit.
October – Nov
Make a list of potential students to interview – Done
Year 2, 3 and alumni – Yr 2, 3 – Done – awaiting response from alumni
Staff – CTS – too busy, Academic Support – Yes! availability late Nov
Set dates for interviews – a nightmare!
Early Oct
Where to run workshops – Studios(?) – unavailable, LCC Library Lounge – booked, 6th Floor Tower Block (what day?), LCC Darkroom bar! – Booked
Workshop slides – to do
Run dummy workshop – to do
Get feedback – to do
Ethics plan – Done, good to go,
Finish Ethic slides, spellcheck and print-out hand-outs – done
Oct/Nov
Edit Workshop slides –
Run first workshop – in person
Reflect
Workshop slides (online version)
Run 2nd workshop – online
Reflect
Nov
Collate feedback / data
Insights and future plans
Presentation slides !!