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==Needs==
==Needs==
# A written process
# A documented process for events
## Josh is looking into this
## That is this document.
## That is this document.
## Eventually this should be split into two documents:
## Eventually this should be split into two documents:
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# A process for handling payments
# A process for handling payments
## Currently Paypal, and currently a PITA to setup for each event
## Currently Paypal, and currently a PITA to setup for each event
## Nate, Tyler, and Ken are currently looking in to this
# A process for handling events/registration/recurrence.
## Nate, Tyler, and Ken are currently looking in to this
## Nate, Tyler, and Ken are currently looking in to this
# A process for automating submission to multiple outlets
# A process for automating submission to multiple outlets
## Nate, Tyler, and Ken are currently looking in to this
## Nate, Tyler, and Ken are currently looking in to this
2) Look into available options for handling payments.
3) Look into available options for handling events/registration/recurrence.
4) Look into available options for propagating event information out to multiple sources, ie:
- Wordpress, Facebook, Google Calendar


==The Process==
==The Process==

Revision as of 22:10, 20 October 2013

Next in person meetup on this: Sunday, Nov. 3rd from 3:00pm to 5:30pm

Establishing an Event Process

So you want to run an event at / with AHA?

This document will help!

Well, it will, when we fill it with stuff.

Observation: We run events at AHA, but there is no clear path to submitting, promoting, running, etc. There is no established guideline for doing so. This document here seeks to fix that.

Needs

  1. A documented process for events
    1. Josh is looking into this
    2. That is this document.
    3. Eventually this should be split into two documents:
      1. One for people who wish to run an event
      2. One for people who handle the processing of events
  2. A submission form form
    1. The submission form needs to email event staff. Who is event staff?
  3. A process for handling payments
    1. Currently Paypal, and currently a PITA to setup for each event
    2. Nate, Tyler, and Ken are currently looking in to this
  4. A process for handling events/registration/recurrence.
    1. Nate, Tyler, and Ken are currently looking in to this
  5. A process for automating submission to multiple outlets
    1. Nate, Tyler, and Ken are currently looking in to this


2) Look into available options for handling payments.

3) Look into available options for handling events/registration/recurrence.

4) Look into available options for propagating event information out to multiple sources, ie:

- Wordpress, Facebook, Google Calendar

The Process

  1. Someone wants to submit an event, they should have:
    1. A Name for the Event
    2. A Date and Time for the Event
      1. Check the AHA Google Calendar to find open slots
    3. A Description
    4. Your contact Information
    5. General Requirements of Attendees
    6. General Requirements of AHA
    7. Min. and Max. # of people you can handle attending
    8. How much money AHA should Charge
  2. Once that's all figured out?
    1. Submit the event to AHA!
  3. This submits the form to AHA Event Staff
  4. Event staff should review this posting for
    1. Possibilities of double scheduling
    2. Working out any monetary issues, ie:
      1. Is the teacher being compensated?
      2. Do materials need to be purchased?
    3. Is AHA available to fulfill any requested requirements?
  5. A confirmation email from AHA Staff should be sent to the individual within 48 hours.
    1. This should include any questions that may need answering
  6. Once all major questions have been resolved, the event should get posted, this may involve a series of steps. This process is being examined for possibilities of automating
    1. Setting up payment processing method
    2. Posting to internal sources:
      1. AHA Google Calendar
      2. AHA Website
      3. AHA Facebook Page
      4. AHA Facebook Group
      5. AHA Mailing List
      6. AHA Monthly Mailing Notice
    3. Posting to external sources, ie:
      1. Arborweb
      2. Craigslist
      3. Meetup?
      4. Mlive
      5. Observer
      6. AA Family Website
    4. The teacher / leader of this class or workshop should be involved in the promotion of it. Ideally to communities that are more specifically related to the event.
    5. Posting to physical media
      1. Monthly Event Listing print outs
      2. Fliers / posters if appropriate