Welcome to the ARPA-I Workshop In a Box (WIAB)! Here you will find all the resources you need to run your own workshop, crafted for you to educate your network on the ARPA model and advanced research thinking and design methods.
WIAB features:
- A step-by-step guide for workshop preparation
- Access ready-made templates for for planning and execution
- Pre-designed slides, talking points, and facilitator guides
Have questions? Reach out to Andy Gordon for more information.
If you captured outputs from your workshop in a separate file and would prefer to send that document instead of summarizing outputs above, please email to Andy Gordon.
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