CIRCA:To Do for Guide
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- | * Figure out how to transclude lists. [[CIRCA: List Test]]. | + | * Figure out how to transclude lists. [[CIRCA: List Test]]. Solved, see example below. Now I need to break out lists and transclude them. |
- | + | * Add section on my philosophy of management which means figuring it out. | |
+ | * Add a section on everything that can go wrong and link to lists of suggestions | ||
+ | * Add a section on the dangers of talking too much and managing too much. This could link to things that go wrong and managing yourself. | ||
+ | * Add something on how a meeting might go - describe a successful meeting - provide list of activities that can make up a meeting | ||
+ | * Write about documenting meetings - writing notes as we go. | ||
+ | * Write about open research administration and using wikis, meeting notes, etc | ||
+ | * Add to lit review on bibliographic management | ||
+ | * Add a section on the brutal truths of project management - how the wrong people end up managing (ie. profs) and how we don't leave enough time. Connect this to what can go wrong and managing yourself. | ||
+ | * Add a section on how management is a task and how one has to budget time. Provide suggestions as to how | ||
+ | * Describe ways of balancing lots of projects - how to keep track. | ||
+ | * Write about recognition and crediting people. Connect to management by celebration. | ||
+ | * Start working through the types of dh projects and the parts of them, approaches and so on. Those should begin to populate the methods section. | ||
+ | * Write something about my experience. | ||
+ | * Write something about being managed and how bad profs are at it. | ||
+ | * Write something about assumptions of this guide (paradigmatic project) | ||
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Revision as of 22:25, 20 November 2011
Some things to be done next:
- Figure out how to transclude lists. CIRCA: List Test. Solved, see example below. Now I need to break out lists and transclude them.
- Add section on my philosophy of management which means figuring it out.
- Add a section on everything that can go wrong and link to lists of suggestions
- Add a section on the dangers of talking too much and managing too much. This could link to things that go wrong and managing yourself.
- Add something on how a meeting might go - describe a successful meeting - provide list of activities that can make up a meeting
- Write about documenting meetings - writing notes as we go.
- Write about open research administration and using wikis, meeting notes, etc
- Add to lit review on bibliographic management
- Add a section on the brutal truths of project management - how the wrong people end up managing (ie. profs) and how we don't leave enough time. Connect this to what can go wrong and managing yourself.
- Add a section on how management is a task and how one has to budget time. Provide suggestions as to how
- Describe ways of balancing lots of projects - how to keep track.
- Write about recognition and crediting people. Connect to management by celebration.
- Start working through the types of dh projects and the parts of them, approaches and so on. Those should begin to populate the methods section.
- Write something about my experience.
- Write something about being managed and how bad profs are at it.
- Write something about assumptions of this guide (paradigmatic project)
Here is a test list:
- First item
- Second
- Third