Recap for June 7, 2016 Meeting

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Lesson Plan Updates
1. @juliekuehl is going to find a lesson plan to take a stab at implementing the ideas she had in her P2P2 P2 or O2 is the term people use to refer to the Make WordPress blog. It can be found at https://make.wordpress.org/. post last week on including code best practices in lessons.
2. @bethsoderberg wrote up a P2 with all of the findings on the troubleshooting workshop.
3. @toniaslimm is working on the “Creating your WordPress Talk” lesson plan.
Copyediting Updates
1. @bethsoderberg is going to do an audit of things that are in copyediting limbo this week, so if folks have a plan on their plate right now that they haven’t finished copyediting, expect to hear from her this week.
Other Things
1. The attendees at the meeting had a general consensus that we want to re-evaluate our weekly meeting time. We’ll put up a P2 post where folks can comment as to which times do/do not work for them and then we can all vote on a new time.
2. We also want to establish clear priorities and goals so that we can regain momentum as a group

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