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@@ -3,10 +3,165 @@ Building Research Dream Teams
 
 **How to build team science and how to collaborate with not so obvious others?**
 
-About
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+.. image:: assets/team.png
+  :width: 600
+  :alt: Building Research Dream Teams
+`People illustrations by Storyset <https://storyset.com/people>`_
 
-This toolkit is a resource intended to make it as easy as possible to organise
-a workshop aimed at raising awareness of and facilitating discussion around the
-diversity of roles that contribute to research.
 
+About the Toolkit
+-----------------
+
+In recent years, there has been an increased perception of the potential for
+interdisciplinary and collaborative research to address complex societal and
+environmental needs. It is also becoming increasingly clear that a diversity
+of roles and contributions is needed to drive progress and success in research
+and innovation. The knowledge sector is now looking towards a team-based
+approach bringing together more overtly diverse team members with specific
+skills in funding, research design, data analysis, data management, software
+development, research ethics, dealing with business, communications, etc.
+
+What does this new thinking mean in practice? What skills are needed to
+successfully carry out research today? How are different teams composed,
+managed and rewarded? Can research morph from a sector where only ‘star
+researchers’ are appreciated to one where everyone, including professional
+support staff, is recognised for their skills and contributions?
+
+**This toolkit helps put together and organise a workshop that explores what a
+dream research team might look like and discuss what this might mean for how
+research is supported, managed and rewarded.**
+
+The toolkit is for anyone who would like to facilitate discussion and raise
+awareness about diversity of roles and contributions to research in an
+inclusive and interactive way.
+
+
+How to use the toolkit?
+-----------------------
+
+The toolkit is designed as an online interactive document that is available at
+`<https://research-dream-team-toolkit.readthedocs.io/>`_
+
+The toolkit provides guidance and useful suggestions to design a workshop on
+building research dream teams in a tailored manner to your audience, and to
+organise it in an easy and efficient manner.
+
+It is composed of the following sections:
+
+* `About the toolkit`_: Description of the toolkit.
+
+* `Goals and possible outcomes`_: Goals and possible outcomes of the workshop.
+
+* `Practicalities`_: Information about specific organisational aspects related
+  to this workshop.
+
+* `Agenda`_: An actionable and re-usable workshop agenda, with some practical
+  tips, which you might use to support your own workshop.
+
+* `Scenario`_: A possible fictional research project (a scenario) to support
+  the discussion on the composition of the ideal research team, with some
+  insights to help you develop alternative scenarios to suit your needs, and
+  guidance for facilitating the discussion.
+
+* `Activity`_: A step by step explanation of the workshop activity.
+
+* `Slide Deck`_: Presentation template which you can use to introduce the
+  workshop, the scenario and the breakout activities
+
+* `Activity Sheet`_: Printout copy of an activity sheet that each breakout
+  group can use to facilitate their discussion.
+
+You can use the toolkit simply by following sections and applying the provided
+tips and suggestions.
+
+
+How to collaborate and contribute?
+----------------------------------
+
+If you decide to run a similar workshop, we would love to hear from you. We
+invite you to share your own experiences and materials with the community. We
+all benefit from each other's resources and experiences. Through collaboration
+we can keep improving these materials.
+
+That's why we chose to host the toolkit on GitHub to make sure that anyone can
+easily build on and further develop the toolkit. You can contribute as little
+or as much as you want. You can start by making a comment on the resources,
+sharing your observations and experiences, improving the materials we have
+already made available, adding your own materials (for example, your own
+slides, new scenarios, modified agendas) or starting a discussion.
+
+The toolkit is written in `reStructuredText`_, which is an easy-to-read,
+what-you-see-is-what-you-get plain text markup syntax. `Sphinx`_ is used to
+generate the documentation. You can find useful information about how to use
+reStructuredText and Sphinx at `Sublime and Sphinx Guide`_.
+
+You can find the content of the toolkit at the `source <source>`_ folder of
+this repository, which is a good starting point to see what you can contribute.
+
+To build the documentation from the source files, you can simply use the
+:code:`make` script:
+
+.. code-block:: language
+
+   make clean
+   make html
+
+The built of the latest version of the documentation is available at
+`<https://research-dream-team-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>`_.
+
+
+.. _About the toolkit: https://research-dream-team-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/about.html
+.. _Goals and possible outcomes: https://research-dream-team-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/goals.html
+.. _Practicalities: https://research-dream-team-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/practicalities.html
+.. _Agenda: https://research-dream-team-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/agenda.html
+.. _Scenario: https://research-dream-team-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/scenario.html
+.. _Activity: https://research-dream-team-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/activity.html
+.. _Slide Deck: https://research-dream-team-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/slide_deck.html
+.. _Activity Sheet: https://research-dream-team-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/activity_sheet.html
+.. _reStructuredText: https://docutils.sourceforge.io/rst.html
+.. _Sphinx: https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/
+.. _Sublime and Sphinx Guide: https://sublime-and-sphinx-guide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
+
+
+Authors
+-------
+
+*(In alphabetic order)*
+
+.. list-table::
+
+   * - Cath Cotton
+     - Conceptualisation, design of the workshop, delivery of the workshop.
+     - c.m.cotton@tudelft.nl
+   * - Kenny Meesters
+     - Conceptualisation, design of the workshop, delivery of the workshop.
+     - k.meesters@gmail.com
+   * - Maria Cruz
+     - Conceptualisation, design of the workshop, delivery of the workshop,
+       design of the kit, development of the kit, team leadership and
+       organisation.
+     - m.cruz@nwo.nl
+   * - Marta Teperek
+     - Conceptualisation, design of the workshop, delivery of the workshop,
+       design of the kit, development of the kit, team leadership and
+       organisation.
+     - martateperek@googlemail.com
+   * - Melanie Imming
+     - Conceptualisation, design of the workshop, design of the kit, development
+       of the kit, team leadership and organisation.
+     - immingimpact@gmail.com
+   * - Natalia Romero Herrera
+     - Conceptualisation, design of the workshop, delivery of the workshop.
+     - n.a.romero@tudelft.nl
+   * - Serkan Girgin
+     - Conceptualisation, design of the workshop, delivery of the workshop,
+       design of the kit, development of the kit, Sphinx implementation.
+     - s.girgin@utwente.nl
+   * - Yan Wang
+     - Conceptualisation, design of the workshop, delivery of the workshop,
+       design of the kit, development of the kit, team leadership and
+       organisation.
+     - y.wang-16@tudelft.nl
+
+
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