[AISPC] Draft agenda

[Douglas Onyango]

Hi Alan,
Comments:
1. I like the logical grouping of related presentations.
2. I notice that on 30th, you decided to go into Rm 3 only for the last
session, when Rm 2 is empty at the same time. Is there some reason for this?
3. On 02/06, I notice that we have engaged Rm 4 for a lonely set of
presentations. Splitting up to 4 will mean some sessions will have little
or no attendees. Anyway we can adjust this to make it fit in 3 rooms? say
move it to 30/05 where we have Rm 1 & 2 available
4. To make for proper panel discussion, it is necessary for us to re-orient
some speakers, away from the presentation format. Take the Internet
shutdown session for instance: I would much prefer that the speakers are
told to not present but discuss the topic interactively.

5. And unrelated: I am happy to volunteer to moderate a session if Ashil
needs some people to help.

Regards,



On 4 May 2017 at 18:46, Alan Barrett <alan.barrett at afrinic.net> wrote:

> Dear programme committee,
>
> Ashil and I have looked at the ratings, and the available time, and have
> arranged the presentations into a draft agenda.
>
> See:  <http://cfp.internetsummitafrica.org/en/ais17/schedule>
>
> Note that some proposals have not been included in the agenda.  I think
> they have all been marked as “rejected”.
>
> There are still two almost-identical proposals on digital controls in East
> Africa.  I don’t know which one to drop.
>
> Please comment, but please don’t change the time or status of any proposal
> directly in the web interface.
>
> Alan
>
>
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