Without proper organization, tackling a large project can
become a nightmare, especially if you are someone like me, who can only
function under schedules, to-do lists galore, and color-coded folders. Personally, I get a little overwhelmed
without a structured foundation. That’s
why, we spent our meeting yesterday discussing and laying out an online
workspace for this project.
We kicked
off our meeting at the Forest Hills Public Library (which, side note, has been
“my” library since I was a child and has developed tremendously since my last
visit into a public haven for bibliophiles and budding academics alike.) We decided that a collective g-mail/Google
account would be our best option for an online workspace because of the variety it offers. All three of us have access to this new
account and plan to use it to send out e-mails from the team (until we can get an e-mail address linked to our website). When we start contacting interns and mentors
about our project, it will be a lot easier to collect all of their responses in
one central location. It will avoid
our own personal e-mail inboxes from being flooded with responses from this
project. We also created a Google Drive
for all documents pertaining to this project.
This online database will hopefully continue to grow throughout the
summer.
We also created
this very blog to chronicle our journey this summer. We plan to post regularly after every meeting
in order to keep our mentors updated on our progress (as well as any other
curious visitors to our blog). Note that
our goal is to eventually to create a blog on theinfinetwork.com, so this blog
is sort of only a temporary arrangement.
Lastly, we
made arrangements for a “special” meeting this Friday. Stay tuned to find more!
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