Research and learning
Index literacy cohort
Learns to read, question and use the indexes and their correction log.
- Joining
- Fungua
- Decides by
- Simple majority
- To form
- 3 members
- Visibility
- Listed in public once active
What it is for
Runs a course team, a cohort or a peer study group, with learning records that show progress and do not certify competence.
Who it draws on
Expertise
- Capacity development and technical assistance
- Work, skills and occupational safety
- Human development, poverty and inequality
Taaluma
- Psychology and behavioural science
- Sociology and demography
Jinsi inavyoendeshwa
| Jukumu | What it does | At least |
|---|---|---|
| Facilitator | Plans the sessions and keeps the cohort or study group moving. | 1 |
| Secretary | Keeps the records: minutes, decisions, the member list and the cell log. | 1 |
| Safeguarding contact | An adult named to receive and act on any concern about the safety of a member. | 0 |
- Decisions
- Simple majority. More than half of the votes cast for or against.
- Kinga
- Quorum rules. Who must take part for a result to count.
How to join
Open. Anyone signed in can join.
What a new cell starts with
Projects
- Cohort plan
- Study sessions
- Peer review of work
First issues
- Choose the course or path
- Set the session calendar
- Agree how peer feedback works
Open calls
- Learners for the next cohort
What it connects to
- Learning
- Courses, cohorts and the learning path for each role.
- Translation
- Translate the cell's pages, documents and guides with reviewed translations.
- Forms
- Intake, sign-up and survey forms with consent recorded.
Projects it often runs
- Training and cohort. Run a course, a cohort or a peer study series.
- Exercise. Plan and run a tabletop or field exercise, recorded as a learning record.
- Dialogue series. Convene institutions on a shared risk and record what they agree to explore.
Agreements it signs
- Cell charter (required). The mission, scope, host, roles, governance model and how the cell closes.
- Membership agreement (required). What members commit to, how they join and leave, and how credit is recorded.
- Intellectual property and open licence (required). Who owns the outputs and the open licence they are published under.
- Code of conduct and safeguarding (required). How members treat each other, how concerns are raised, and who acts on them.