Structure

Groups

Example:

Depending on your needs and the usage of Openki, groups can be used as:

Labels (“early proposals”, “Not in printed program”…)
Organisational structures for events (“Music”, “Workshop”, “Cinema”, “Forum”…)
Name of events (“Nachhaltigkeitswoche 2016”, “Openki-Festival 2020”, “Hackmas”…)
Networks, loose collective of people (“Exarcheia Net”, “Klimawerkstatt”…)
Subgroups of organisations (“Schulbüro”, “Studiengang Kommunikationsguerilla”…)
People that manage a venue (Synergiehub, The Foundry…)
Or organisations that support their community to organize events (“Intrinsic”, “CCC”, “Autonome Schule Zürich”…)

You can categorize Courses and Events with groups. A venue can have a group as host.

Groups have members, those are users that can administrate that group and they get notified by new proposals for the group.

Featuring content: Members of a group can label any course and event, so they appear in their calendar and course lists.

Orga-Group: A group can additionally be organizer of a course or a event, which is indicated by the bullhorn icon. Example:

Course-orga-team-members have to nominate a group to a orga-group by giving them edit rights for the course.

Group members can edit all courses and events organized by the group.

You can find the ID of a group in the URL. E.G. https://dev.openki.net/group/b0f1a82d36/ASZ

use geo-localisation, can have own logo

Can be private, can have multiple regions. only the regions are visible in the interface.

Openki running on a Server. Not connected to other Openki instances. settings over the whole instance are