[sakai2-tcc] More on Institutional Acknowledgements
Beth Kirschner
bkirschn at umich.edu
Wed Apr 10 08:28:07 PDT 2013
Are we doing Sakai Fellows this year? If yes, a PPT slide with acknowledgements around the same time of announcing the fellows seems like a good time.
- Beth
On Apr 10, 2013, at 10:26 AM, Neal Caidin <nealcaidin at sakaifoundation.org> wrote:
> Hi TCC,
>
> I do not yet have a proposal. Working on a strawperson for institutional acknowledgements between July 2012 - June 2013. Would that be a good date range to pick? Another open question is how to publish the acknowledgements. For example: web page, Open Apereo conference (not a presentation, more like projection between sessions, etc), letter to CIOs, etc. And a question of whether individual acknowledgements are also appropriate and, if so, where are they appropriate and what are the threshold contributions for these?
>
> Here are contributions that I think should be acknowledged. Among the challenges for this kind of recognition are what is the threshold for quality and quantity of contribution to these tasks.
>
> Tasks in alphabetical order:
>
> Accessibility issue reporting and fixing
> Branch Management
> CLE Release team participation and bug fixing and patch review
> Code contributions and patches
> Community outreach ( use cases, pamplets, conference planning, etc)
> Documentation ( includes Confluence, Sakai properties, etc)
> Early adopter of 2.9
> Internationalization issue reporting and fixing
> Jira Triage
> Load testing
> Localizations (Translations)
> Participation on Email lists
> QA planning
> QA testing
> Release Management
> Security Pen Testing
> Security Testing
> TCC membership
> Tool specific development or enhancements (including bug fixes) - [Lessons, Samigo, etc]
>
> What do you think?
>
> Thanks,
> Neal
>
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