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1. Read the Peer Learning Community protocol and responsibilities in the section below.
1. Data to Disrupt Groups (D2D): This is a group of Data Collaborative partners who participate in a 1.5 hour meeting every other month.
2. Problem of Practice (PoP): A problem of practice is a challenge, barrier or dilemma that is experienced. A PoP unpacks and describes what has been attempted and the challenges and undesired results that occurred.
3. Lead: They are responsible for submitting the Problem of Practice for the Data to Disrupt Groups.
1 WEEK before the scheduled D2D meeting: POP Leads write a version of their Problem of Practice and shares it with their Data to Disrupt Group through group email. The PoP should reflect the following:
1 DAY before the D2D meeting: POP Leads answer all the clarifying questions that were posed by the D2D members (see below).
After the D2D meeting: POP Leads share the action steps they plan to take with the group via email.
At least 2 DAYS before the scheduled D2D meeting: Each D2D Member should read the two Problems of Practice to be presented and ask any clarifying questions via email using Reply-All.
The week prior to the scheduled D2D meeting: The Facilitator of the upcoming D2D meeting ensures that the Problems of Practice are shared and clarifying questions are asked and answered on-time (see above).
During the meeting: The Facilitator uses the powerpoint template (found below) and the D2D Problem of Practice Protocol (found in powerpoint template or provided below) to guide the group through the discussion.
Powerpoint
Problem of Practice Protocol