WorldOpp roundtable on August 2nd of 2018
WorldOpp roundtable on August 2nd of 2018 is the CNMCyber roundtable session that occurred remotely at 11am EST or 6pm Kenya time on August 2, 2018.
Agenda
This event was going to revolve around understanding Friends of CNM and the participants:
- Opening the meeting - Event Organizer/Host - 5 Minutes
- Introduction of the participants: Participants were not be required to give their names, location or any contact details. However they may be asked to say 'Hello, mention their interests/hobbies and probably give their reasons/motivation for Joining WorldOpp as well as their expectations - 10 Minutes
- Short presentation of the WorldOpp program - This was supposed to be presented by Gary Igor - 25 Minutes
- Q&A Session - The floor was planned to be open for all participants to ask any questions/concerns and comments they may have in regard to Friends Of CNM and WorldOpp - 15 Minutes
- Recap and closing remarks - 5 minutes
However, since just two participants attended the most of the roundtable, the agenda was heavily shortened. The third participant emerged at the end, but was not able to participate fully because of the technical issues.
Recording
This event was supposed to be recorded and later posted on CNM Wiki for future learners; however, some technical issues prevented that from occurrence.
Joining details
The event was hosted on the Jitsi, which is a webconferencing software tool. This tool is web-based and does not require users to download or sign in. Participants are requested to join in at least 10 Minutes to the start of the session and ensure the mics are off at the time of joining the meeting.
Link to join the meeting -- https://meet.jit.si/WorldOpp_Roundtable -- click on or copy and paste this URL on your browser.
PS: If you have any challenges joining the call, Kindly post the challenge here and the event host will resolve that.
Post-event feedback
Gary Ihar considers this event as an important milestone. Michael and Gary participated in the event. No decisions were made, the fact that the first meeting occurred was its one single achievement itself. Its experience especially resolving its technical issues should be used in the future event planning.
