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Balancing Findability and Persistence of Web Content | Future Changes — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 19:28:45 +0000

[...] Megg Brown of Vassar College explains how she thinks about where a piece of content should go online, and how to make sure the appropriate people can find it when they need it: Primary Location – It should answer the question, “Where do we want them to look for it next time?” This also serves as the immediate place to post the content: post it here first, then develop the related links and posts to support it. [...]

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Megg — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 00:40:21 +0000

Didn't want to lose track of some of the info here....

jdwcornell: I'm implementing Scrum on all my groups new projects. Very excited. about 1 hour ago · View Tweet
jdwcornell: classic: http://twitpic.com/iiva I thought it was coffee or something. 4 minutes later · View Tweet
stomer: if you have some favorite resources you rely on I'd love it if you'd share. 2 minutes later · View Tweet
stomer: [updating footer, oops] less than a minute later · View Tweet
jdwcornell: aww you're no fun 2 minutes later · View Tweet
jdwcornell: as a quick intro to n00bs I hand them a copy of http://www.controlchaos.com/about/ 3 minutes later · View Tweet
stomer: probably has something to do with me still working in my office tonight (determined to not get behind this week - ha!) 1 minute later · View Tweet
jdwcornell: the comic on http://www.michaelvizdos.com/ bt @mvizdos is pretty funny less than a minute later · View Tweet
jdwcornell: you and me both. schwaber's http://tinyurl.com/39knxl) is pretty good 1 minute later · View Tweet
jdwcornell: I've got a nascent form of structured backlog management in a schema-based XML document. using personal-scrum to manage that. 2 minutes later · View Tweet
stomer: I am trying to come up with a more acceptable chicken/pig jargon - just don't see that being adopted (but cracks me up) 7 minutes later · View Tweet
jdwcornell: yah I ditched it after the first try. And I work in an Ag school. My pitch now is "working software after a month". Eyes light up 3 minutes later · View Tweet
stomer: I created a scale of 1-10 for our sites. I should be able to create standard backlog items based on rating, then customize. 6 minutes later · View Tweet
stomer: At least that's my current theory half a minute later · View Tweet
jdwcornell: that sounds like a good plan. I haven't wrapped my head around scrum management of small reactionary web tasks. 1 week sprints? 4 minutes later · View Tweet
stomer: I'm thinking base maintenance separate; sprints for 3-6 redesign/migrate projects (~30 days) 6hrs/day sprint, 1.5 maintenance. 6 minutes later · View Tweet

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