Tag Archive | "Project Management"
The Web Singularity is Near
I should probably feel terrible for making a play on Ray Kurzweil’s famous book title, because I don’t think I’m quite good enough to borrow from someone like him. But, I did it anyway. I know, I’m without shame. I’ve come to terms with that. I want to go a little editorial on you all [...]
Continue reading...IMHO 7 Reasons Why Higher Ed Is the Best Gig in All the Web
Okay, I simply couldn’t resist tossing out a counterpoint here. This topic was started by Mark Greenfield (who was following up on a Steve Krug presentation) and continued here recently by my colleague Nikki. The reason that I want to run this from the other side is twofold: one, sometimes we just need a boost. [...]
Continue reading...IMHO 7 Reasons Why Higher Ed Is the Toughest Gig in All the Web
I was on Twitter last week when Mark Greenfield put out the following call:
Continue reading...Data Collection #FAIL
Over the years and in various roles: technical, training, leadership. I’ve served on a number of implementation teams and used a number of data-collection applications: time-tracking, project-management, Web analytics, surveys, other statistics packages. What I have learned from these experiences is that there are three common ways to fail:
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