@Jopparn what are the main things you would like included in the presentation? List them or put them in the presentation as a list, whatever works for you

@Jopparn another question (sorry), is there any info on what Katherine and Michael will talk about? I don't want to repeat whole sections but also don't want to miss out useful stuff either. I will contact Zack McCune for more info.

Some initial thoughts from me (we have a volunteer with experience from these type of short presentations that will contact you with more detailed instructions and coaching on how to do it):

• You will have a maximum of 18 minutes. Based on the volunteer's suggestions we are considering even shorter presentations (7-11 minutes) with some other addition instead (like a panel).
• Explaining the SDGs will be covered by other speakers (Michael Edson is focusing mainly on it).
• Be inspiring about the possibilities in the future, don't focus on the issues of the past. These presentations will provide direction, not reflect on the past. Reflections should only, and briefly, be used to highlight why the chosen direction. I.e. how the focus on open and partnerships between UNESCO and other organizations have led to great possibilities and outcomes and that it has to continue and increase.

Anything more to do with this task before it can be closed?

@Mrjohncummings: Could you add a link to your uploaded presentation here, please?

Also add the info to https://se.wikimedia.org/wiki/Projekt:FindingGLAMs_2018/Global_Metrics

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In T227752#5635511, @Jopparn wrote:

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A friendly reminder about uploading the presentation. Please add a link here when it is done.

Oops, yes done