> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://usecaseframework.openactive.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://usecaseframework.openactive.io/learn-and-publish/activities.md).

# Activities

## Evaluate MEL against defined objectives

1. Conduct an evaluation of the MEL data against the criteria and objectives outlined in the planning phase to measure the success and impact of the use case.
2. Use learnings gained to reassess any gaps that emerged in the OA infrastructure, and feed back to the W3C community group details of any gaps in the core infrastructure and/or any required bespoke extensions to the core specifications.

## Share insights with the OA community

Document lessons learned and evidence of impact through the creation of case studies, blog posts and reports to share with the wider OA community.

## Responsibilities

<figure><img src="/files/vtfbAX2s724pTWweqyxY" alt="Responsibility chart for the learn and publish stage of the framework. It outlines the activities in the stage, and which of three groups are responsible for them, OA governance, OA community or Use Case Communities. In this stage, all activities are the responsibility of use case communities, with OA governance and OA community supporting. The first activity is evaluating MEL against the defined objectives. The second activity is sharing insights with the OA community."><figcaption><p>Learn and publish responsibility chart</p></figcaption></figure>


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