Community is a vital part of education and research, helping us learn about new technology, ideas, and needs.
Whether you are setting up a new community or looking to give an existing community a new lease of life, use this board to gather your thoughts and ideas.
The scoping exercise is adapted from the Boards of Innovation tools, helping you understand what is happening and questioning unknowns.
From this, you can create your community purpose, objectives, and tactics.
We encourage communities to start small and build on the tactics that work. Using a minimum viable community approach as explained by Rosie Sherry (full access to this article does require a subscription).
