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ChangeLog
This page is for iteratively documenting the changes of themes as they emerge in jiscEXPO projects so that an overall communication document for stakeholders can be produced.
ProgrammeDocumentation, Strand-E Programme Synthesis Activity OverviewThis programme activity is part of the overall evaluation and communication strategy for telling the world about the jiscEXPO projects and what they have achieved. People Involved:
The aim of this "synthesis" work is to produce two synthesis artefacts (i.e. reports for specific audiences): a.) an evaluation artefact for Senior Management that will help inform where with regards to strategic funding, and b.) a dissemination artefact that can be delivered to significant sector stakeholders both in the UK and Abroad that will inform them of the changes that have occurred across all projects and why they should join in on these changes.
Process:
Change LogThe change log for how and when projects change are listed below. |
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The following are the areas that the SL should be aware of when looking for emerging patterns of change:
I've registered a blog to share the synthesis liaison work I'll be doing over the next 6 months: http://lmsmash.blogspot.com/ ... just need to start adding content now! #lmsmash #jisclms
I've written my first blog post: http://lmsmash.blogspot.com/2010/08/je-suis-une-synthesiser.html ... hoping that I haven't misrepresented the programme or my role (mild case of performance anxiety!) - need to do a bit of tidying up and add google analytics before I start shouting about it. Note to self - ask Dave F about analytics.
Owen Stephens (@ostephens on twitter) is interested in which #jisclms projects are planning to use Juice (http://twitter.com/ostephens/statuses/21057016522) so I'm going to let him know about each project as I spot a mention of Juice on their blogs - there doesn't seem to be any mention of that on this code site so far
left a comment on the Yocalcat project blog http://yocalcat.wordpress.com/2010/08/12/usability-update/#comment-8 ... could students be co-opted as information processors as part of their information literacy?
Invited Lauren Currie and Sarah Drummond (from We Are Snook) to attend the JISC LMS programme meeting in Glasgow (http://www.wearesnook.com/snook/)
Invited Katie Fraser to attend/micro-present at the JISC LMS programme meeting in Glasgow (http://www.chuukaku.com/)
Added a comment to the #enclavelms project blog re: serendipitous search and the Book Galaxy application: http://enclave.lib.ed.ac.uk/?p=94
Added a comment to the #covprimo project blog re: their naming exercise and user recruitment: http://covprimo.blogspot.com/2010/07/naming-our-primo-installation.html
Added a comment to one of the #aquabrowserux blogs re: user recognition of service brands: http://lorrainepaterson.wordpress.com/2010/07/30/user-research-and-persona-creation-part-1-data-gathering-methods/
A quick update on tweets/comments from me: http://twitter.com/iamcreative/status/22253298407 - 27th Aug - checking in with @ux2 re: #aquabrowser usability testing http://twitter.com/iamcreative/status/22253600561 - 27th Aug - checking in with @helenwest re: usability testing #yocalcat http://twitter.com/iamcreative/status/22259042458 - 27th Aug - retweet of @helenwest's announcement re: #yocalcat go live http://twitter.com/iamcreative/status/22277736568 - 27th Aug - announcing #AquaBrowserUX user testing results project blogpost
just wished the #vufindkeven team good luck for tomorrow - the new interface goes live: http://twitter.com/iamcreative/status/22626686659
my first 'proper' blogpost: http://lmsmash.blogspot.com/2010/08/live-music-live-systems-and-real-live.html ... hope it hits the spot :)
David Kay did a blogpost with an updated map following the event in Glasgow: http://lmsmash.blogspot.com/2010/09/our-world-re-mapped.html
I put the image into Flickr and added links to the project pages for each university: http://www.flickr.com/photos/creatinginthedark/4992287137/
Added a comment/small essay to a UX2/AquaBrowser? blogpost: http://lorrainepaterson.wordpress.com/2010/10/05/realism-in-testing-search-interfaces/#comment-131