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How to create an event

Intro

This guide is for you, if you want to create a new CorrelAid Event for the first time and don't know the steps involved yet or if you just want to check that you don't forget any steps in between.

The general phases in creating a CorrelAid event are the following:

Tools

The tools used in the event creation are:

  • GoogleDocarrow-up-right for saving the event description

  • Canva for creating beautiful social media posts

  • Zoom for creating the video call and invitation link (login info is saved in Bitwarden)

  • Pretixarrow-up-right for participant management (they can register for the event and unregister from it and will receive an e-mail with the Zoom Link and a calendar invite, login info is saved in Bitwarden)

  • Koboarrow-up-right for creating feedback forms

In the following sections you can find all the ToDos during each of the phases. These ToDos are also available in the event template card in the Events Nextcloud Deckarrow-up-right.

An overview of all events and their descriptions can be found in this Google Docarrow-up-right

Planning

  • Card created in deck & checklist copied

  • Clarification of

    • Appointment

    • Speaker

    • Title

    • Teaser

    • Short description

  • Add that info to the GDoc herearrow-up-right such that we have an overview of all events

  • (Create extra card on separate board if necessary: Create content for the event)

  • Think about how to collect feedback for your event!

End result: complete description of the event -> one document with all short descriptions herearrow-up-right

Publication

End result: Entry in the CorrelAid event calendar (and others)

Advertising

End result: Published posts on all social media channels

During the Event

  • Document participants (screenshot)

  • Share feedback link with participants

End result: successful workshop 🚀 , list of participants, materials

Follow-up

End result: Number of participants and feedback are documented, materials are stored in a freely accessible and retrievable format And last but not least: have fun 🎉

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