Remote Instrumentation & Data Visualizations Working Group

[Larry Gallery <>]

Perfect James! I’m a 100% happy camper, ;-).

 

   --Larry

 

From: James Werle [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2016 12:48 PM
To: Larry Gallery <>; Jennifer Oxenford <>; Sue Schmidt <>; Ann Zimmerman <>; Kim Owen <>; Michael Abbiatti <>; Ashley Diane Walter <>; ; ; ; Brenda Canine <>; ; Lan Neugent <>;
Subject: Re: Remote Instrumentation Carnival Flyer, Link to Descriptions and Form

 

Larry, I agree your sentence is much closer to what we need to really promote R&E connectivity as part of this event.  I took it one step further by adding a link to our new R&E reachability tool which is now operational on the following page https://k20.internet2.edu/get-connected.  See attached.   Jennifer, can you roll these edits into your latest version?

 

Thanks!

James

 

 

From: Larry Gallery <>
Date: Wednesday, January 27, 2016 8:18 AM
To: Jennifer Oxenford <>, Sue Schmidt <>, Ann Zimmerman <>, Kim Owen <>, Michael Abbiatti <>, Ashley Diane Walter <>, "" <>, "" <>, "" <>, Brenda Canine <>, "" <>, Lan Neugent <>, "" <>
Cc: James Werle <>
Subject: RE: Remote Instrumentation Carnival Flyer, Link to Descriptions and Form

 

Hi Jennifer,

 

My only comment is the same one I made on the call last week: I don’t think we’re doing enough in the flyer to promote R&E connectivity. James is correct that we don’t want to appear restrictive but at the same time the phrase, “This program is powered by the advanced Research and Education networking community.”, IMHO, doesn’t do anything to promote connectivity. I’d like to see wording along the lines of: Participation in this project is best achieved through a connection with your local Research & Education (R&E) provider and Internet2. For information on a connection to your local R&E Network please email .

 

During the last two retreats and Global Summits, marketing of R&E networks consumed hours of our time. And then when opportunities like this come up we seem to be shy about promoting and marketing ourselves to potential communities. Why?

 

Thanks for all your hard work, Jennifer. Other than my comment, I think the flyer looks fantastic.

 

Best regards,

 

   --Larry

 

 

From: Jennifer Oxenford []
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2016 5:10 PM
To: Sue Schmidt <>; Ann Zimmerman <>; Larry Gallery <>; Kim Owen <>; Michael Abbiatti <>; Ashley Diane Walter <>; ; ; ; Brenda Canine <>; ; Lan Neugent <>;
Cc: Jwerle <>
Subject: Remote Instrumentation Carnival Flyer, Link to Descriptions and Form

 

Hi All, 

 

We’ve made some great progress on the flyer. Attached below please find the latest and greatest flyer with updated logos for all partners and updated information on the schedule of events and tech requirements. Please take one last good look at the attached flyer as well as the following pages: 

 

Detailed session descriptions at https://goo.gl/N5dDRx 

Registration form for schools http://goo.gl/forms/q1EeXdH36i

Project webpage https://k20.internet2.edu/RemoteLabsCarnival

 

Give a holler if you see anything glaring or have any final changes/comments/thoughts before we start to send the flyer around (hopefully tomorrow!). 

Thank you! 

 

Best,

Jennifer