Lead by Rosalyn Metz, Becky Yoose
Not agile, because with a single person team, it’s difficult to do SCRUM, so only agile-ish. Continue reading “Code4Lib Pre-Conf: Project Management (pm4lib)”
Category: Methodology
LibTechConf 2014: Agile Project Management and ITIL for Libraries
Presented by Andrew McAlorum
As a whole, libraries do a bad job of managing IT projects and services. Agile and ITIL are two sets of frameworks or methodologies that can help with that. Continue reading “LibTechConf 2014: Agile Project Management and ITIL for Libraries”
Code4LibBC: Shifting Perspectives: From Disability Accommodation to Universal Design
For this presentation, I decided to speak more broadly on accessibility (rather than focus specifically on web accessibility), partly because it’s so short (5-10 minute lightning talk) and partly due to the fact that despite it being a “Code4Lib” regional, we wanted to promote cross collaboration across all skill and knowledge levels. I still used a technology example, but had physical space related examples as well. Continue reading “Code4LibBC: Shifting Perspectives: From Disability Accommodation to Universal Design”
Planning a Regional Code4Lib: North 2013
As I have recently joined the code4libBC planning group, I thought I would reflect a little on how the planning happened and worked for code4lib north even though it was a while ago. Continue reading “Planning a Regional Code4Lib: North 2013”
Guide Reflow: Deciding on Your Accessible Format
We have two existing guides that help coordinators and students decide on their preferred format, but they seem to reflect all the formats we could produce rather than the more practical reality of what we normally produce. Continue reading “Guide Reflow: Deciding on Your Accessible Format”