Once again hello!
11 uses for 101 checklists - a book tip.
See: http://www.sitepoint.com/books/checklists1/
1. For the single developer: Ensure that you do not forget any aspect. It's hard
to be Leonardo Da Vinci!
2. For the team leader: While some people in your team ought to know more than
what is covered in this book within their specific areas of expertise, this book
will help the team leader make sure no area is forgotten and it can help project
planning as such.
3. For the buyer: Is the solution I am evaluating built according to best
practices?
4. For the buyer: Is my business partner any good? Let's review his portfolio
according to my lists!
5. For the buyer: What to stipulate in the contract.
6. For the teacher: What should be covered in my course? Lecture and exercise
planning.
7. For the teacher: How well have my students performed? Grading criteria.
8. For the student: What have I learned? What have I yet to learn?
9. Web site reviewers checklist: Is this a good website?
10. Teaching material (articles, books, lectures) evaluation. Check off if it's
according to best practices.
11. Review readers checklist: Is the reviewer knowledgeable?
OK, maybe a bit strained, but it's a really useful book.
Lars Gunther
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