Here are the questions we asked to ourselves after the end of the day 1 of our work week:

Enjoyed

I liked the City Hall building
I liked the people we met – we had more insights about what to expect, about the Quality of Life Survey (+2)
I liked the general feeling of working together (+2)
I enjoyed getting an understanding of the people working on those issues in local government and beyond
I enjoyed the face to face sessions/interviews
I enjoyed the closeness of the relationships of people we met today, people who aren’t necessarily from the same departments.
I enjoyed the availability and dedication of the people we met.
I enjoyed the space for us to work.
I enjoyed collaborative coding and publication

Disliked

I had the feeling the meeting with the Mayor’s office people was planned too early in the week, and too high level at this stage
I am not sure we are going to have enough time to properly address a problem which is so big
I would have felt more confident if I had done more researched and prepared in depth questions
I would have liked more ‘doing’
Too much milk in the tea :/
I felt the day was jam-packed and we lacked time to do things as a team, like summarising interview notes

I learned about Bristol, general knowledge about the city, the neighbourhoods
I learned about the data collection that Bristol does as a city
I learned about Bristol communities
I learned the shape of the field we are working in.
I enjoyed learning about positive things found in the data of the most deprived areas.
I learned more about the variety of topics and wards we could have an impact on.
I learned about policy making. I learned there is room for improvement in ways they do that

To meet with the Pervasive Media Studio folks
To see the city
To start defining a more specific purpose/object of the project; what is realistic to do in the days to come
To keep working with the team
To create a draft of documentation structure
To create something
To speak to people on the other side: communities, activists…(+3)
To go to the Open Data Meetup and see the audience there.
To do more documentation together.