[Testing] [Design needed] Event Reporter

[chadsansing]

Here is an event reporter built from @Carotejada's notes on how she structures documentation and reporting. It's built with a grid, rather than a table, but still needs design love, maybe some branding, and feedback, in general.

Also, name?

GitHub version: http://chadsansing.github.io/curriculum-testing/documentation-and-reporting/index.html Thimble version (soon now with helpful tips!): https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/chadsansing/23644/

• https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/chadsansing/before.html
• https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/chadsansing/during.html
• https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/chadsansing/after.html

Back to issues.

[chrislarry33]

Tagging @Saallen @edrushka

[stephwright]

Would it be useful to include link to any curriculum resources used? Just thinking about ways to surface those while also getting an idea for how they get used.

I like the layout and highlight questions!

[edrushka]

Are there any notes on what else is needed for this event reporter? Any additional context would be super useful.

[Carotejada]

This is the guide https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VyZPrFdcMK2Hr6-Tf_FiraiOi5o296kBYsa9QBD0SHE/edit?usp=sharing

This is a sample made in WordPress https://iteachtheweb.wordpress.com/2015/11/23/nwp/

And this could be a template on Thimble. https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/carot/24151/

[anmechung]

Love this!

[hannahkane]

@Carotejada - was your version created specifically for Clubs? asking because, if so, we can use it as a template for the event reporting aspect of the Clubs Portal.

[Carotejada]

@hannahkane It was created to report training events, but definitely applicable for our clubs.

[chadsansing]

@stephwright -links area sounds right.

This version (built from the guide) - https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/chadsansing/23644/ - needs design love.

We can also move forward with this version - https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/carot/24151/ - if that's the consensus. Though if we move to design an event reporter with a curriculum template, it might be worth exploring how the new template works as a reporter, too.

[Carotejada]

+1 @chadsansing. That template for curriculum needs design love (and branding) to evolve in a report template.

[chadsansing]

Not sure where to go with this...or close? @Carotejada, @amirad, @hannahkane

[Carotejada]

@chadsansing I know this template can be muuuuuch more cute, but we can try to test it. I think we need to improve the code and create the tutorial. Once we are sure it works we can request for help again.

https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/carot/25752/

What do you think?

[chadsansing]

Sure; I would continue working with design to refine the template. This design is reminiscent of a curriculum template from 2 or 3 iterations back and might cause confusion about which one we're using now. Otherwise, if it captures what clubs wants to capture, awsm.

[Saallen]

Hey lovely people, I played around with both templates over the last week and this morning. Loving the last version updated- found it easier to remix and made more sense as a reporting tool for events. I found the new layout easier to work with and the flow was well mapped.

I was confused though by the expectations for this doc- My expectations was this was a place for me to record my event- so I added the name, date, and some more details. I did get a little flustered at the last Materials and links piece- as I felt that my materials were my lesson remixes or curriculum pieces I used during the event. So when I saw the links bit.. I didnt know if this was for what I or audience built during the class or if this is where I added the webpages I used during the class. As it would be very cool to have a place here I could link to the class makes for future reference. When I reviewed the page once I was finished the first line of the latest doc threw me- Is this page supposed to be used pre event?

There are a couple of other small additions I would recommend for this if its used post event

• Having the key learnings/ areas you would change for the next event as a separate paragraph
• Instead ask as highlight 3, describe something that happened that you were not expecting or that required you to think on your feet or remix your agenda. I like having these highlights as somewhere to map out what actually happened before I then take time to review what worked on the day or not.

Sorry my feedbacks late and hope it makes sense. You can see my remix here

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[chadsansing]

@Saallen, can you ship the URL of the published project instead of the editing screen? I can't seem to get the remix to load :( Thanks for such thorough feedback!

[Saallen]

Sure can Try this one

[Carotejada]

Love you @chadsansing and @Saallen

[amirad]

@Saallen definitely post-event recap. Also, I can't seem to get either of those links you posted to work :(

[Saallen]

@amirad try this one https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/saraha/29243 :question:

[amirad]

It works! Thanks @Saallen

[chadsansing]

@amirad - is there an mvp? Can we close?

[amirad]

We can close. I'll list this one as a resource for clubs https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/carot/25752/