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JOTA-JOTI 2017 .Pdf 60th Jamboree-On-The-Air® - 21st Jamboree-On-The-Internet®, 20-22 October 2017 Dear Scouting colleagues, The 60th Jamboree-On-The-Air® (JOTA) and the 21st Jamboree-On-The-Internet® (JOTI) will be held the third weekend of October – 20 to 22 October 2017. Please share this information with all the Scout groups in your country so they may participate in this exciting event. The Largest Scouting Event In The World Each year it remains the largest Scouting event in the world, with over a million Scouts participating across 150+ countries. JOTA-JOTI® is the only event offering every Scout the experience that he or she really belongs to a worldwide Movement. What Is Jamboree-On-The-Air And Jamboree-On-The-Internet? JOTA-JOTI is the annual event in which Scouts and Guides all over the world engage in conversations with each other by means of amateur radio and the Internet. Short-wave radio signals carry their voices to nearly every corner of the world while text chat, social media, and live video enhance their experience via the Internet. 2017 Theme — 60 Years Connecting Scouts The theme “60 Years Connecting Scouts” recognizes the start of the event in 1957 and commemorates its growth in participation and in the expanding communication channels that are activated during the event. Those channels include amateur radio via radio frequencies and Internet-based channels as well as many other Internet-based options including social media, ScoutLink and IRC chat services, Skype, and more. It also recognizes the goal of the event – connecting Scouts so that they can engage in conversations with other Scouts across town and around the world. This allows them to discover geographic and cultural differences and similarities. Plus, they are exposed to the technology that makes all this happen. JOTA-JOTI is a WOSM event to which members of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) are kindly invited to take part and enjoy the international atmosphere together with the Scouts. We will be on the air and look forward to making contacts with Scouting groups around the world. Yours Sincerely, World JOTA-JOTI Team Enclosure: - Detailed event information. - 2 - GENERAL INFORMATION ON JOTA-JOTI 2017 Theme — 60 Years Connecting Scouts The theme “60 Years Connecting Scouts” recognizes the start of the event in 1957 and commemorates its growth in participation and in the expanding communication channels that are activated during the event. Those channels include amateur radio via radio frequencies and Internet- based channels as well as many other Internet- based options including social media, ScoutLink and IRC chat services, Skype, and more. JOTA-JOTI Participant's Guide The World JOTA-JOTI Team has prepared a Participant’s Guide. It tells all about the largest Scouting event in the world and how you can get involved. You can download it at this link JOTA- JOTI Participant’s Guide. JOTA-JOTI Weekend Activities Here’s the Top 10* Challenges and Activities from JOTA-JOTI weekend in 2016: 1. John Bont 2. Scouts Exploring the World 3. Morse Code 4. The Earthquake 5. Advanced Discovery Projects 6. The Lab 7. SMS Text Art 8. Your Space Ship 9. Free Style 10. Make Your Goldberg Machine Of course, JamPuz was the biggest activity during the weekend. But the top 10 above also offered a great deal of fun for Scouts around the world. Website and Communication Channels Information for organizing JOTA-JOTI in your country including interactive games, supporting information, and links to various resources are available at www.world-jotajoti.info Here's what you'll find on the JOTA-JOTI website: • Overview of how to participate targeted to Scouts and Leaders at world-jotajoti.info/how- to-participate-in-jota-joti/ • Detailed information on participating at world-jotajoti.info/what-is-jota-joti/ • Information on JOTA-JOTI fun activities at world-jotajoti.info/activities/ • We've also added advanced discover projects from EIROforum publication "Science in School" for use during JOTA-JOTI at world-jotajoti.info/advanced-discovery-projects/ • Overview of JamPuz, the exciting on-air and online exchange of codes world- jotajoti.info/jampuz/ including information on conversations not just contacts in a recent blog post. • Frequent news updates at world-jotajoti.info/news/ You can also subscribe to receive updates by email as soon as they are published. • Reports on all previous events from 1961 to 2016 at world-jotajoti.info/annualreports/ • Google's translation service is used to instantly translate every page from the pull down "Translate" menu. And you'll find much, much more as we get closer to the JOTA-JOTI weekend. You can also follow our official Facebook page at www.facebook.com/jota.joti.wosm and on Twitter at twitter.com/JOTAJOTI - 3 - Official Logo Of The Event Once again this year, WOSM organised a logo contest to choose the official logo for JOTA-JOTI 2017. Entries were accepted throughout the month of April. The selection team reviewed over 300 entries with the winning design provided by by Carlos de Sá from Brazil. You can purchase badges and pins from World Scout Shops Limited. - 4 - JOTA-JOTI Sign-Up Scout groups can sign-up for JOTA-JOTI using the Scout.org registration system. With sign-up, a Scout group gets access to a variety of new features and exciting interactive possibilities for the JOTA-JOTI weekend. It is also possible to look through the sign-up groups, even select them by country, and pre-arrange contacts for the weekend. There is no obligation to sign-up of course, but we recommend it so your Scout group can enjoy the additional facilities of the new event web portal. Sign up at this link world-jotajoti.info/sign-up-for-jota-joti/ If you are operating a national sign-up or registration system for JOTA-JOTI, we ask that your also ask people to sign up with the world system. This will allow them access to JID codes as well as late breaking information. Participation Cards A participation card for JOTA-JOTI, with the annual logo, is available at world-jotajoti.info/participation-certificate/. Scout groups may customize these by inserting the name of the participating group and distribute them to their membership, either in printed form or as an electronic certificate. The intention is that each participating group receives its card, as a confirmation of its participation and a souvenir of the event. Languages Life would be so much easier, but perhaps less interesting, if every Scout spoke the same language. But this is not the case. How can we help Scouts communicate with fellow Scouts that do not speak their language? Here are a few ideas: The translator machine: There are free translation services available at the Internet. Several Scout groups have used it to translate radio or chat messages on the spot. It may not be very fast, but it is fun to do and it does help. You could even prepare a standard message for your Scouts in many different languages. The J-Code: The J-code is a tool that enables a very basic conversation in those cases where there is no common language between the youngsters. The J-code is simply a set of abbreviations similar to the Q-Code used by radio amateurs. It is NOT a code intended to hide the contents of the transmissions, quite the opposite, it is intended to enable communication. As such it can be used over amateur radio and in Internet chat contacts. The J-code is available in 14 different languages and can be downloaded at world- jotajoti.info/j-code/ If your language is not among these, but you would be willing to translate the English version into your own language, please send us a copy so we can add it on the web site. The website: The JOTA-JOTI website uses Google's translation service to instantly translate every page from the pull down "Translate" menu in the top right hand corner of the page. Your JOTA-JOTI Souvenir A badge with this year’s logo and a number of JOTAJOTI souvenir items are being made available to everyone via the World Scout Shop. These can easily be ordered on-line at www.worldscoutshops.com/jota-jotiwww.worldscoutshops.com/jota-joti - 5 - JOTA-JOTI Trusted Partners In early 2016 the World JOTA-JOTI Team announced the concept of JOTA-JOTI Trusted Partners and opened up the application process. By granting the status of “JOTA-JOTI Trusted partner” it will be clear to JOTA-JOTI participants and leaders which websites and services are trusted and recommended by the World JOTA-JOTI Team for use during the event. To date, the following organizations have been named trusted partners: • ScoutLink • JOTI TV National JOTA-JOTI Coordinator NSOs who haven’t already done so are kindly requested to appoint a National JOTA-JOTI Coordinator (NJC) who: • Has the required organizational skills to support the Scout groups participating in the JOTA- JOTI event in his/her country; • Functions at a national level within their Scout Association (most NJC’s are members of an Association's international committee); • Communicates directly with the World JOTA-JOTI Team and is the NSO's representative to the national amateur radio organization and / or Internet organizations; • Preferably is someone with his/her own amateur radio licence, or at least with a vast knowledge of amateur radio and / or knowledge of the Internet world. The NJC has access to specific JOTA-JOTI information on the web as well as to a restricted electronic forum. In this way he or she can directly exchange views with NJC’s of other countries, ask for assistance, and organize activities.
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