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e.g. Ethicality of co-design
How to design with "fringe"/vulnerable audiences

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Learn how to write grants or assist in the process

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Short seminars about self, work

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Excursions to other labs

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Invite people to come give us presentations

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Get a paper and all write a review of it in order to discuss what makes a valuable review

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have a repository of presentations / posters / publications of everyone so that we can learn from each others work

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If the whole group can't get to say CHI/IDC, Workshop organisers could run a mini session in Foo

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Help refine skills on writing ; learn form each other on best ways to frame and structure papers - explore different ways to develop discussions

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A place to present ideas and concerns of your research

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We should design something together. (Like Sky

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Building on what we do currently; focus on creating a list of 'must read' literature - that everyone should be familiar with to some degree - that can help improve our discussions and understanding of concepts

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Especially if upcoming

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Papers and funding
i.e. Bill and Melinda Gates Call

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I understand that it is difficult with many competing priorities, but if we don't shift the priority of our research group up, it will never advance.

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share project ideas; develop sub groups of people who are interested in particular spaces - create sister streams of ideas - and work on them together

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For conferences etc

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20 minute talks on the publication of yours you’re most proud of and why

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20 minute talks on the publication of yours you’re most proud of and why

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create a project that all or small groups can work on - make some change that might lead to some provocation and writing of a paper

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Mixing ideas: put topics, methodologies, "target audiences", experiences into a hat, pull out some to combine = new project and collaboration ideas

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Revisit past projects; explore ways to grow them further; weaving the thread between them - targeting publications etc.

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Bill and Melinda Gates Call

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Mini seminars on topics of use
(PhD students may particularly benefit)

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We should tap into each other's expertise or recent work areas and to them use the meeting to share that knowledge.  For example: if someone has recently written a paper that includes information about a particular metho, then it would be good tp present information about that method.

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Explore different methods; develop new ones; discuss ways to improve them

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Short presentations of your favourite papers

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Short presentations of your favourite papers

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5 minute talks. We could run themed sessions: our favourite papers on methodology, or philosophy, or theory, or design case. Pick one we’ve already read and love and we share it with the group.

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Drafts of papers, grant applications, etc

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Review of prominent paper that develop critical thinking or influence ideas for research

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Project work i.e. creating a thought provoking interactive thing-a-midgigy for down stairs

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Project work i.e. creating a thought provoking interactive thing-a-midgigy for down stairs

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Sharing, reading, commenting on research papers

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Working on collective large-scale (research) projects

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Working on collective large-scale (research) projects

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I think as a research group we should have some projects around our central themes and we should be working on those projects either to produce research or to do stuff"