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Kristi Holmes National Outreach Lead Washington University School of Medicine

P10: Outreach Outreach and faculty adoption: developing a communications plan; VIVO governance. Kristi Holmes National Outreach Lead Washington University School of Medicine. Outreach can be a real challenge. Setting a strategy, setting goals Acquisition of CVs (if manual entry )

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Kristi Holmes National Outreach Lead Washington University School of Medicine

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  1. P10: Outreach Outreach and faculty adoption: developing a communications plan; VIVO governance Kristi Holmes National Outreach Lead Washington University School of Medicine

  2. Outreach can be a real challenge • Setting a strategy, setting goals • Acquisition of CVs (if manual entry) • Providing user support • Establishing a local advisory board

  3. Outreach – setting a strategy • Establish your team • Identify your audience • Identify your messages • Identify your timeline • Identify your communication channels, methods • Develop/adapt materials http://vivo.sourceforge.net/ - WIKI

  4. http://vivo.sourceforge.net/ - WIKI

  5. Outreach – setting a strategy • Establish your team • Identify your audience • Identify your messages • Identify your timeline • Identify your communication channels, methods • Develop/adapt materials http://vivo.sourceforge.net/ - WIKI

  6. Outreach – acquisition of CVs and biosketches • Establish a workflow – can include input from stakeholders • Identify contacts at the department, division, school-level • Refine your message – clear and concise is best! You can use established VIVOs as an example of “what could be” • Follow-up and keep them involved – let them know when their materials have been added to your VIVO

  7. Outreach – providing user support • There are a number of ways that support can be accomplished.   • Some institutions choose to wrap VIVO support into current support desk activities that are ongoing for other IT efforts on campus.   • You may also consider providing regular training events for your campus related to profile editing and open Q&A sessions. Every institution/organization is different – with different resources and established work flows. User support can be provided by liaison librarians, the IT help desk, the help desk for the bioinformatics core, by a designated VIVO team member, and so on. Feel free to find a solution that works best in your environment.

  8. Outreach– establishing a local advisory board A local advisory boards can help identify priorities and facilitate the adoption of VIVO within an organization. Some tips: • Identify your stakeholders and involve advocates and challengers to build a robust, diverse advisory group in terms of expertise, interests, and career position. • Be clear about what you expect from someone if they should choose to accept your invitation to join the advisory board – time required, meeting schedule, the objectives, challenges, current state of the project and current goals. • Keep an open line of communication; finda way to communicate with your advisory board and use it! Many groups have used listservs and wikis – but you should feel open to identify a solution that works in your environment.

  9. Image credits: • Crowd at a Phil Collins & Genesis concert: http://www.flickr.com/photos/anirudhkoul/3389240826 • Help desk: http://www.flickr.com/photos/theradioguy/4715792882/

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