Hi Stasia,
Why not just watch some streams or recordings from the DIF program. They have good speakers and almost everyday someone is on. https://www.thinkdif.co/schedule
Watching talks – there is not much to open source. The DIF talks are online anyway. And if you get your own speakers you can think about streaming their talks too. And we will include it in the official OSCEdays program. Here is a Tutorial for that (I just made a video this morning) HOWTO °OSCEdays TV° – Set Up A Video Stream
And for activities during the event. Let’s see, if there will be more ACTIONS occurring during DIF. But you can also try to mirror some of the challenges we had earlier in the network.
Or how about creating a Chinese document about OSCEdays? A useful resource.
Or I like the idea, that you take a product or two from your local supermarket and try to track it down. Where does it come from. Who was involved. Were there circular practices? What do we know and what do we not know. Start from an object and ask questions and try to find answers. Share the questions, pictures of the object, and what you found and could not find and why…