As you all know, we started with our Origami Challenge on October 27th, 2021.
We even brought you support and hosted our SAP Community Coffee Corner Meet-Up last week on November 4, where we invited professional paper artist, paper engineer, writer, and teacher Paul Jackson! If you have missed the call itself - don't you worry! We recorded the session for you to re-watch and re-listen to Paul's instructions.
He taught us to fold in a specific way, so he rather explained to us the method of folding, than an actual model. We want you to take this session as a starting point and come up with your own creative designs. I myself really enjoyed the session with Paul and found it super helpful to get started now.
As of today, there is a dedicated voting thread created in our recently launched SAP Community Coffee Corner Group where we allow your submission from NOW until November 17! We wanted to make it equally fair to everyone and hence created this new thread in our Coffee Corner Group, where you can post your final submission (each member is only allowed to submit one piece of Origami) and subsequently vote (by giving kudos) on everyone’s individual submitted Origami design.
Stay tuned in Channel 1 at SAP TechEd in 2021 - your post might make an appearance … ! Publish your Origami designs on social media and use the hashtag(s) #SAPCommunity #SAPTechEd #SAPCommunityOrigamiChallenge. Like for instance, SAP Mentor tammy.powlas3 already did:
If you post about it today, there is even a little surprise waiting for you ... guess what day it is today:
Plus, the winner will be invited to our VIP Lounge in the SAP TechEd in 2021 Coffee Corner Meet-Up After-Party on Nov 18 - 5pm CET! You will be having the chance to meet up with Channel 1 moderators and other SAP TechEd attendees in an interactive space for everyone to recap highlights from SAP TechEd and share your own experiences from this year’s event.
👉🏽REGISTER HERE
Until SAP TechEd in 2021 (November 17 to be more specific), you still have time to share with us your most creative piece of folded paper art. Any patterns, samples, designs are welcome and we would love to see how creative you are!
We even brought you support and hosted our SAP Community Coffee Corner Meet-Up last week on November 4, where we invited professional paper artist, paper engineer, writer, and teacher Paul Jackson! If you have missed the call itself - don't you worry! We recorded the session for you to re-watch and re-listen to Paul's instructions.
👉🏽WATCH THE RECORDING
He taught us to fold in a specific way, so he rather explained to us the method of folding, than an actual model. We want you to take this session as a starting point and come up with your own creative designs. I myself really enjoyed the session with Paul and found it super helpful to get started now.
As of today, there is a dedicated voting thread created in our recently launched SAP Community Coffee Corner Group where we allow your submission from NOW until November 17! We wanted to make it equally fair to everyone and hence created this new thread in our Coffee Corner Group, where you can post your final submission (each member is only allowed to submit one piece of Origami) and subsequently vote (by giving kudos) on everyone’s individual submitted Origami design.
Stay tuned in Channel 1 at SAP TechEd in 2021 - your post might make an appearance … ! Publish your Origami designs on social media and use the hashtag(s) #SAPCommunity #SAPTechEd #SAPCommunityOrigamiChallenge. Like for instance, SAP Mentor tammy.powlas3 already did:
If you post about it today, there is even a little surprise waiting for you ... guess what day it is today:
Plus, the winner will be invited to our VIP Lounge in the SAP TechEd in 2021 Coffee Corner Meet-Up After-Party on Nov 18 - 5pm CET! You will be having the chance to meet up with Channel 1 moderators and other SAP TechEd attendees in an interactive space for everyone to recap highlights from SAP TechEd and share your own experiences from this year’s event.
👉🏽REGISTER HERE
We are looking forward to your designs and shapes of folded paper! It doesn't require more than simply paper and your creativity, because remember:
“Folding paper is something anybody can do, anywhere, anytime.”
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