On Dec 9, 2020, at 12:24 PM, Marita Moll <mmoll@ca.inter.net> wrote:_______________________________________________I agree with Ricardo's comments re: video. I live in the middle of a city and sometimes I have to turn video off as bandwidth gets thin.
Re: networking -- I have little energy for on-line networking/coffee breaks/socials during extended virtual meetings. I usually need to get away from the screen for awhile -- I know that sounds boring, but unrelenting screen time is mind-numbing. Perhaps there are tools which would make it worthwhile, but I haven't seen them yet. I'd rather see meeting shortened rather than networking time increased.
I am also wondering if the impact of extensive vaccinations are taken into account. It is early days, but if the hype about millions of doses being available in a few months has any validity, this will change things again. Should there be a slow return to f2f mtgs, how would vaccinations fit into the picture. I will definitely be in line once I see an available line forming. But there are sceptics. At some point, will co-vid vaccinations be mandatory for those attending large international meetings?
Marita
On 12/8/2020 3:24 AM, Ricardo Holmquist wrote:
Dear Maureen,I mostly agree with the document, I am happy to see this 4 step approach, where a phase 1 will allow for regional hubs/regional meetings.
The points I am not agreeing with are in the key findings, these are:
Increase time for networking and develop better tools to support networking opportunities during virtual meetings.- My concern is networking, thus pushing for regional hubs (phase 1 and 2), not during virtual meetings. The networking in the conference I was looking for is the one that allows a small group to reach a consensus outside the meeting, to elaborate a strategy, to find a solution. Not networking to meet new people, yes this one is also needed, but the first one is the productive one.
Increase visual/video/graphic elements and encourage use of video cameras by all participants.- The use of video cameras. I have not seen a study on broadband with or without video, but for any compression algorithm it won't be the same to compress a presentation with voice, than 200 cameras, (or the same broadband needed to share or not your own camera). This objective sounds good when you have a nice broadband in your house/office, but this is not the case for most Latin America and African countries, not even so in the outside larger cities in some developed countries. Before going to take this measure, be aware of the impact on internet connections. I don't know if someone in this group already has some findings on this.
Also, take steps before, like the use of Zoom meetings vs webinars in the different sessions. I felt particularly uncomfortable in the ALAC - Board session, being a Zoom webinar, this is supposed to be a close meeting.
Hope this contributes to the discussion
Best
Ricardo Holmquist
El mar, 8 dic 2020 a las 4:48, Maureen Hilyard (<maureen.hilyard@gmail.com>) escribió:
Hi all_______________________________________________
Attached is a paper that has just arrived from David Olive as ICANN's contribution to the revised schedule and considerations relating to future ICANN meetings. They would like feedback by Friday 18 December (no pressure!!)
I would really appreciate some feedback from ALAC and RALOs,that I can send to ICANN Org to supplement the inputs from the SOAC Chairs(-only) meeting which we are holding this Weds (at the same time as the CPWG meeting).
So if I could have some feedback from any of you on this thread, I'd really appreciate passing it on (the good, the bad and the ugly!). Their 12-page document is attached.
M
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