Blog: Workflow Improvements for Hybrid Event Reports

Sepp Eckenhaussen; T. Campagna; M.E. van der Togt; A. Dolitsay; Anna Maria Michael; Ania Molenda

Blog: Workflow Improvements for Hybrid Event Reports

Sepp Eckenhaussen, T. Campagna (Other), M.E. van der Togt (Other), A. Dolitsay (Other), Anna Maria Michael (Other), Ania Molenda (Other)

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Abstract

Over the past two months, the Going Hybrid Publishing group has convened for two days of design sprints. The discussions we had during these sprints were informed by our previous state-of-the-art analysis and survey of relevant tools and practices. This blog post is a recap of two design sprint days, sharing both process and outcomes.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Amsterdam
Publisher	Hogeschool van Amsterdam, Lectoraat Netwerkcultuur
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 12 Oct 2022

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Eckenhaussen, S. (Author), Campagna, T. (Other), van der Togt, M. E. (Other), Dolitsay, A. (Other), Michael, A. M. (Other), & Molenda, A. (Other). (2022). Blog: Workflow Improvements for Hybrid Event Reports. Web publication or website, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, Lectoraat Netwerkcultuur. https://networkcultures.org/goinghybrid/2022/10/12/workflow-improvements-for-hybrid-event-reports/

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