Difference between revisions of "Wikimedia Movement Strategy"

From Faster Than 20
(Category project)
(March 2011 presentation)
 
(7 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
{{Draft}}


http://strategy.wikimedia.org/


== See Also ==
= Design Approach =


* The biggest challenge with networks is enrollment
* Build a strong container. Wiki + ground rules. Transparency. Other mediums to contribute. Encouraged forking.
* Start engaging immediately. Don't wait to listen.
* Co-creation, not feedback
* Listen, put a stake in the ground, move forward. Constant forward movement.
* Constantly build trust and relationships. Respond to everything. Relational office hours.
* [[Always be synthesizing]]
* Design for emergence. Forking is good.
* Model
* Capacity-building approach. Don't just ask for feedback. Build strategic muscles.
* Leverage attention to seed productive engagement
= Lessons Learned =
* Challenges of client- and partner-management and importance of self-care and having a strong, cohesive team
* Invest more in storytelling
* Importance of holding the vision. Philippe said over and over again how critical of a role I played in this regard. How do you support others in holding that vision with you?
* Slow down, and invest in capacity-building
* In retrospect, would have spent more time in culture + visioning
= See Also =
* [https://www.slideshare.net/eekim/strategic-planning-for-networks "Strategic Planning for Networks."] March 22, 2011 presentation
* [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Strategy/Wikimedia_movement/2017/Research_and_notes/Audit_of_past_strategy_processes Wikimedia audit of past strategy processes]
* [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Strategy/Wikimedia_movement/2017/Research_and_notes/Audit_of_past_strategy_processes Wikimedia audit of past strategy processes]


[[Category:Project]]
[[Category:Project]]

Latest revision as of 00:24, 7 April 2022

http://strategy.wikimedia.org/

Design Approach

  • The biggest challenge with networks is enrollment
  • Build a strong container. Wiki + ground rules. Transparency. Other mediums to contribute. Encouraged forking.
  • Start engaging immediately. Don't wait to listen.
  • Co-creation, not feedback
  • Listen, put a stake in the ground, move forward. Constant forward movement.
  • Constantly build trust and relationships. Respond to everything. Relational office hours.
  • Always be synthesizing
  • Design for emergence. Forking is good.
  • Model
  • Capacity-building approach. Don't just ask for feedback. Build strategic muscles.
  • Leverage attention to seed productive engagement

Lessons Learned

  • Challenges of client- and partner-management and importance of self-care and having a strong, cohesive team
  • Invest more in storytelling
  • Importance of holding the vision. Philippe said over and over again how critical of a role I played in this regard. How do you support others in holding that vision with you?
  • Slow down, and invest in capacity-building
  • In retrospect, would have spent more time in culture + visioning

See Also