Groundhog Day. Happy Monks. Analyzing The Project Shrink With Adventure Maps
August 27, 2010
Can you use adventure maps to analyze the function of comments on blogs? Ali suggested I give it a try. Great idea! We are studying the effects of comments. I am experimenting with adventure mapping, the highly playful, interactive and intuitive way of... Read more...
The Wizard Of Oz And Stakeholder Management. Oh. And Boundaries.
August 25, 2010
You wouldn’t expect a Stakeholder Management workshop to be called “We’re Off To See The Wizard”, would you? Talking about The Yellow Brick Road-technique, keeping the Wicked Witch of The West out of your project, and, well, going... Read more...
A Four-Pronged Approach To Study Comments on SlideShare
August 24, 2010
The “commenting”-function in social media is very powerful. You are not only able to motivate authors by providing encouraging feedback, comments also help evolve the original content, concept or idea (meme if you want). This is about feedback... Read more...
Escaping The “Them vs Us” Communication Death Trap
August 22, 2010
“We don’t see things as they are, we see them as we are” – Anais Nin The Others. Them. Definitely not us. Ever find yourself in an discussion where your mind shifts into a “me-vs-him” or “us-vs-them” state?... Read more...
Project Culture. Healthy Boundaries. And Identity.
August 20, 2010
A project can have its own culture. I am all in favor of that. Providing a common understanding, shared beliefs and having a culture ensures the group stays together in rough times and communicates effectively. I even encourage you to cultivate a fun... Read more...