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SRCCON 2019 Documentation

It's important to us to keep SRCCON small enough to feel friendly and conversational, but we also care about getting the ideas and conversations that take place at SRCCON into the wider world. The most important way this happens is when attendees return to their newsrooms and put new skills and approaches to work, but we also document SRCCON as extensively as possible. This page collects resources you can refer back to as you bring SRCCON home with you:

Session Transcripts

Our live-captioning team transcribed 16 sessions at SRCCON. Sessions that have stenographers are marked on our full schedule, or you can use the lists below. If you were in a session and you notice something that needs to be fixed, we'd love your pull requests or emails.

Thursday transcribed sessions

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{{ session.time }}{{ session.title }}

Friday transcribed sessions

{% assign friday = site.data.schedule | where:"day","Friday" %} {% for session in friday %} {% if session.transcription != "" %}{% endif %} {% endfor %}
{{ session.time }}{{ session.title }}

Session Notes & Resources

All sessions at SRCCON have a collaborative etherpad that facilitators and attendees can use to share links and capture notes on discussions as they take place. Each entry on our schedule has a link to that session's etherpad. We also collect slide decks, worksheets, and other documentation right here—if you're a facilitator and you have session resources to share, let us know!

Session Write-Ups

On Source, we're gathering up session summaries and takeaways as well. If there's a session topic you'd like to learn more about, let us know and we'll see if we can find additional documentation or publish a followup piece. And of course as you're taking ideas back to your newsroom, the After Party Toolkit is here to help you make a great plan.

Transcription at SRCCON is made possible by The Lenfest Institute