Expectations (Grouping
of Cards)
1. SHARING KNOWLEDGE / NETWORKING
[Evaluation: 7 people felt they
learned most in this area; 6 people felt they still need to learn more in
this area]
- To share knowledge and other
people's experiences in telecommunications through discussions.
- Goes with the dogs and sled/networking.
- NETWORKING. Who do I need to
contact to make things happen?
- To have people build and develop
their technologies.
- Picture of Penny, Les, Archie,
Ray and Eddie.
- Build a bridge between now and
later.
- To build up an interest in our
community by sharing all the interesting things we are learning in this workshop!!
- How do we introduce these new
telecommunications to our people with no skills or understanding. How do we
explain in simpler terms?
- Learn from each other
- People Working together (not
just for 3 days).
- To encourage First Nations to
use the new technology for purposes that will benefit their community members
in the future.
2. JOBS, SKILLS, CAREERS
[Evaluation: 1 person felt they
learned most in this area; no one felt they still need to learn more in this
area]
- Identify Training and jobs, careers.
- Database process: employment/training
information for all K.O. communities.
- Job security
- Solving how to fix this stuff
in the community.
3. KNOWLEDGE SOURCES OF INFORMATION
[Evaluation: no one felt they
learned most in this area; 1 person felt they still need to learn more in
this area]
- Knowledge about programs
- Understanding of other telecommunications
initiatives in Canada to learn from others
- Sharing Information and experiences.
- More understanding where First
nations are at in their community. What they are using it for ????
- Info on different telecommunication
options.
- More knowledge on Smart Communities
initiatives.
- How to build a dog sled
- Funding Sources Information.
4. APPLICATIONS
[Evaluation: no one felt they learned
most in this area; 3 people felt they still need to learn more in this area]
- Information management
- Teacher interviews
- Learn to use telecommunication
as a tool for health programs
- Educate school staff
- Distance education via computers
- Use technology as an education
tool
- Get on K-Net again
- Making the connections work
- Solutions for voice telephone
access.
5. COMMUNITY PLANNING
[Evaluation: 18 people felt they
learned most in this area; 6 people felt they still need to learn more in
this area]
- Make plans towards implementation
of tele-health technology
- To learn how to set up tracking
indicators that work over time
- Strategy for local telecom development
- Learn about community plans
- Telecommunication co-ordination
- Direction for communities
- Learn about how community leaders
involve their people in planning
- Hear community perspective concerns
- How to make community planning
work
- What will the communities do
with stuff like the internet, video conferencing, etc.
- Where do we go next?
- Directions (four arrows shown)
- Learn a new approach to planning
things
- A plan for a course of action
- To identify where and how new
technology will "fit in" to present system
- Thinking together about uses
- See technology at work
- He or she does not plan, plans
to fail
- Drawing of KO blowing the technology
cloud over a community
6. UNDERSTAND THE TECHNOLOGY
[Evaluation: 1 person felt they
learned most in this area; 6 people felt they still need to learn more in
this area]
- It's over our head (graphic)
- What are the new technology use
that is available for my community
- People more important than the
tools, so what next? (graphic)
- Is this better, cheaper? Does
it work in any language?
- Make telecommunication more understandable
in plain English
- How can we use computers to market
our products?
- To have a great understanding
of the updated technology and how to apply to our communities
- Discuss feeling about use of
technology
7. AFFORDABLE SERVICE
[Evaluation: no one felt they
learned most in this area; 1 person felt they still need to learn more in
this area]
- How to support the community
systems
- Drawing with phone and $
8. PARKING LOT (miscellaneous)
- To have Oprah feed me her wonderful
bannock
- Look at Brian in a suit and tie
- Exercise every half hour to keep
Archie awake