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Open edX Handbook #128
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@cassiezamparini During the last meeting of the coordination working group, we set as a goal to have a plan for each of the approved proposals from the summit. It's likely going to be tricky to get things done with Christmas, but what would be your plan & timeline beyond that? |
@antoviaque I will only be able to start tackling this in January 2025. My aim is to post a plan then :) |
@antoviaque and @jalondonot I've added a schedule at the top of this page. @openedx/ccp-committer-jswope00 One thing I will need technical help with is this item: Create a Space for the Handbook in the Open edX DocsTasks:
Would you be able to assist me? Or suggest someone else that could help? Since the Handbook will / might have its own repository, it can also have its own project board. This will allow us to manage multiple content creation tasks concurrently. I know we agreed to use the CC Topics board for all Summit tasks @antoviaque, but I think the Handbook is a different case, as it will be an ongoing project. So that's why I’d prefer to manage the Handbook content tasks on their own board. @openedx/ccp-committer-jswope00, how do you currently manage the Docs tasks? |
@cassiezamparini Thanks! The timeline looks good 👍
No worries at all - we can organize the boards as is the most convenient, especially for the people who will be using them the most, ie likely you :) |
Thanks @antoviaque @sarina @feanil @mphilbrick211 Let me know if you have any thoughts on the below from an Axim perspective: One thing I will need technical help with is this item: Creating a Space for the Handbook in the Open edX Docs which will mean setting up a GitHub Repository for Handbook for facilitating easy submission of changes / leveraging the current Docs repository? I'd love everyone's thoughts on this and any colunteers to help (I've pinged @openedx/ccp-committer-jswope00 too). Ideally I'd also like the Handbook to have it's own project board to handle the content creation aspect. @antoviaque Feel free to add any comments about this too... |
We'd prefer to not create new repositories if possible. Would it work to create space on docs.openedx.org? |
@sarina I'm happy with that. As long as it's cool if the Handbook has it's own project board? Who would be best to help me set it up / get the lay of the repository land (this is new territory for me!)? Alternatively I can ask one of our in-house CC's to assist? |
I would add the handbook to the Community section of the docs,
https://github.com/openedx/docs.openedx.org/tree/main/source/community
For all GitHub requests (boards, permissions, repos, etc), you can go ahead
and make an Axim Engineering ticket.
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Who would be best to help me set it up / get the lay of the repository
land (this is new territory for me!)? Alternatively I can ask one of our
in-house CC's to assist?
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Proposal
See proposal
Phase 1 Schedule
1: Define the New Handbook Structure
2: Get Feedback on New Handbook Structure
3: Incorporate Feedback into the New Handbook Structure
4: Create a Space for the Handbook in the Open edX Docs
Phase 2 Schedule
The phase 2 timelines will be fleshed out once Phase 1 is completed.
1: Iterative Content Development and Population
2: Repeat Development Cycles:
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