I'm working on quite a few projects, and we use what used to be quaintly known as "productivity tools" - basically, we use (for example - non exhaustive list):
twitter/facebook/google groups & email lists and sms to coordinate stuff
shared calender tools
Git, Svn, Basecamp and a zillion other version controlling repositories
wikis, wordpress, for shared live journaling/awareness/coordination where > 140 char and less ephemeral, but not as versions as code, reports/papers
hotcrp, easychair, edas for conference management
webex, skype, younameit for video/voice realtime meetings
sharedlatex, office360, google docs for shared edits
This is a triumph of toolsets over sanity! I spend the first 7 minutes of any meeting trying to remember the use-context of the tools....arghhh!!!
death by computer supported collaborative computing!
twitter/facebook/google groups & email lists and sms to coordinate stuff
shared calender tools
Git, Svn, Basecamp and a zillion other version controlling repositories
wikis, wordpress, for shared live journaling/awareness/coordination where > 140 char and less ephemeral, but not as versions as code, reports/papers
hotcrp, easychair, edas for conference management
webex, skype, younameit for video/voice realtime meetings
sharedlatex, office360, google docs for shared edits
This is a triumph of toolsets over sanity! I spend the first 7 minutes of any meeting trying to remember the use-context of the tools....arghhh!!!
death by computer supported collaborative computing!
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