Hi Kathy/Mike
Tomorrow's meeting is from 12-1pm EST/ 9-10am PST. It's to finish
the iteration planning. Colin set up a web site where we are posting
our tasks for this 2 week iteration.
http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/January+23+to+February+6+UX
+Team+Iteration+Plan
I agree that we should return to updating the Meetings page in Fluid,
maybe selecting a standard meeting time if possible. What do others
think?
thanks
Barbara
On 22-Jan-08, at 3:17 PM, Moore, Kathleen E wrote:
I second Mike's request for fresh postings on the Fluid meeting
page. I
listened in on today's meeting but can't tell whether there's a UX
meeting tomorrow that it might make sense for me to attend (the one
that
was being moved?)
Kathy
Kathleen Moore
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Boston University School of Management
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Subject: Re: UX team iteration planning meeting
Hi Everyone--
I wasn't able to attend today's meeting. Is this going to become the
regular time? Or should I put Monday on my calendar. There doesn't
seem
to be anything on the Fluid meeting page....
Mike
Daphne Ogle wrote:
That time works for the Berkeley folks also (Eli, Allison & Daphne).
-Daphne
On Jan 18, 2008, at 1:17 PM, Paul Zablosky wrote:
The Tuesday 2/11 time slot is fine with me, Colin.
Paul
Colin Clark wrote:
Hi again,
It slipped my mind that next Monday is actually a holiday for those
of
us in the U.S. How does Tuesday at 2 pm EST/11 am PST sound as an
alternative?
Also, since this is the first time we're doing an iteration plan
like
this, don't feel like your story cards have to be perfect. Just
take
a
first pass at breaking up your deliverables into smaller tasks that
can be spread out over several two-week iterations. Michelle
will be
around to offer her iteration planning wisdom and answer questions
as
need.
Colin
On 18-Jan-08, at 2:30 PM, Colin Clark wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'd like to schedule a UX team iteration planning meeting for
early
next week. Now that we've got a solid release plan put together
for
our UX deliverables, it's time to start breaking the work up into
smaller chunks, signing up for tasks, and tracking our overall
progress.
Unless anyone has another idea in mind, I'd like to start with
two-
week planning iterations. That way we'll be able to assess our
progress and refine our priorities on a regular basis, without
adding a lot of extra overhead for meetings. We do have the
GreenHopper JIRA plugin installed now, and will be moving our
planning work over to it soon, but in the meantime let's continue
with CardMeeting.
So before the meeting, it would be very helpful if each of the UX
team coordinators can take a look at the release plan cards for
0.3
in CardMeeting, and to start breaking those deliverables down into
smaller 1-5 day tasks or "stories."
Does 2 pm EST/11 am PST on Monday work for you? We'll meet via
Breeze.
Colin
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Adaptive Technology Resource Centre, University of Toronto
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