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TAO/Stakeholder groups
To do: Identify the various stakeholder groups of our learning and research project; identify strategies to include them in the project
Overview of Stakeholder Groups
| Stakeholder group | Priority for inclusion (1-5) | Timeline | Strategy for inclusion | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Members of the TAO research team | 1 | 2011/Q4 | Start from existing research activities; produce input for the handbook based on insights from TAO research activities | ongoing |
| Representatives of TAO community partners | 1 | 2011/Q4 | Start from existing pilot projects that enter the multiplication phase; produce input for the handbook based on insights derived from practical experiences | ongoing |
| Example | Example | Example | Example | Example |
Further groups to be included
Brainstorming... (please add further ideas)
- Volunteers from the different community partner organizations (Seniorweb CH, Seniorweb NL, Wikimedia CH, Wikimedia DE) involved in the project TAO
- Wikimedians from other countries who have experience with integrating older people
- Representatives from other Wikimedia chapters interested in running outreach activities targeted at 50plus
- Members of the TAO Evaluation & Advisory Board (list to be published on the TAO website)
- Partners from the "Seniors in the Knowledge Society" project (Universities of the Third Age, Seniorweb-like organizations, etc.) who are interested in setting up learning communities and communities of practice for 50plus
- Further Seniors-Communities (Seniorennet Belgium, Seniorweb Sweden, England: Ageing Well, Norway, Feierabend...)
- Universities of the Third Age
- Volkshochschulen / Universités populaires
- Seniors Interest Organizations
- NGOs promoting e-inclusion among older people
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