Deploy latest "Starter Pack"

[holtzermann17]

We have created a short "Starter Pack", we should figure out a way to get that in front of the public.

[holtzermann17]

I copied the Starter Pack out of Google Docs and into Markdown, using the script here (and documentation here).

The result is on this page:

• https://github.com/Peeragogy/Onboarding-Project/wiki/Starter-Pack-(2020-Public-Domain-Day)

We should compare that content with the results of our recent editing session, where we proposed a new high-level outline for the Handbook like this (below). Does the Starterpack cover these tasks, or does it achieve something different?

Outline

• 1. Convene. Review the intention: what do we expect to learn or make together? Problem
  • Mini-introduction to Peeragogy.
  • What problem does peeragogy solve? Some history, where did the project come from?
    • maybe putting a map in, to give some context -- like a concept map (ask Howard, find others)
  • Our intention is to write a "How To Handbook" (how does this help address the problem).
  • How we have put things together here and how we are using the content...
  • Initial content could be based on Peeragogy pattern
  • Or on the Starter Pack.
  • Could also incorporate a summary of the "Convene" section.
• 2. Organize. Establish what is happening: what and how are we learning?
  • Incorporate a summary of the "Organize" section
  • Newcomer
  • Heartbeat
• 3. Cooperate. What are some different perspectives on what’s happening?
  • Incorporate a summary of the "Cooperate" section
  • Carrying Capacity - what is a different term for this Ideal Size?
  • Reduce, Reuse, Recyle
• 4. Assess. What did we learn or change?
  • Incorporate a summary of the "Assess" section
  • Landscape
  • Scrapbook - where are we going to put our random thoughts! This can be more historical?
• 5. Share. What else should we change going forward? What's Next
  • Come up with a "Share" strategy and summarize it here.
  • Wrapper
  • Specific Project
• 6. Index of Keywords from across the book
  • Keywords, glossary, similar terms and fields. Automatically generate this once we know what the keywords are.