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This document provides an agenda and discussion questions for an afternoon workshop. It includes: - The workshop will be split into two 45-minute sections, with 30 minutes for questions and 15 minutes for feedback. - Participants will be split into tables with a facilitator, and each table should select a chair to provide feedback. - The document outlines four discussion questions to consider related to engaging users, collaboration, addressing challenges, and future opportunities and threats. - Feedback from the discussions will be compiled into an action plan and circulated after the event.
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