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- Ways to make meeting participation more meaning/helpful/valuable
- Homework before each meeting, examples of homework
- ERM SIG usually has homework sent out before the meetings – a Google doc for communicating homework that people can look at and fill in before, during or after the meetings
- Ask people to review the next 2-3 Implementers Topics before the meeting if discussing Implementers Topics is on the agenda for that day, so people have a chance to look at the topics more closely and be prepared for discussions in SIG meetings
- Homework before each meeting, examples of homework
SIG Convenor agenda planning parking lot -
- Topics that SIG members expressed interest in discussing
- Ways to handle multi-volume orders
- GOBI API integration show & tell
- EDI ordering integration with other vendors
- Contacted Ann Marie to join one of Acquisitions SIG meetings for Implementers Topic # 99 (still to hear from A-M)
- Jenn Colt and Natalya Pikulik of Cornell agreed to come to Acq SIG to demo ProQuest/Coutts EDI ordering integration with FOLIO but they are waiting for some issue to be resolved (see Slack communication thread originated on June 30 Corrie Hutchinson's EDI ordering instruction question for more details and follow up - https://folio-project.slack.com/archives/C217N937A/p1687443002272179
- Ideas for SIG meetings
- As more institutions joining FOLIO, we see increasing numbers of Slack post by new implementers about issues or unusual behaviors they are experiencing and looking for help. It's a bit challenging to answer some of the questions when the context or details are lacking or insufficient, so an idea .... perhaps we can add a 10-15 mins time slot in each meeting (if time permits) for people to bring questions they have to the group by doing screen share of what they are experiencing to help people see and understand the issue better to provide feedback or for PO and PO team to troubleshoot and resolve the issue(s)