yvonne
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Nine and a half years
I'm leaving today, so I thought it would be fun to look back over the nine and a half years I have spent working here. When I first came to work at the University of Bath in 2002, I worked...
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IWMW 2010: day two
The second day was very exciting, with talks by Paul Boag, Ranjit Sidhu and Patrick Lauke being the highlights for me. Paul Boag and Ranjit Sidhu both focused on how to demonstrate the value of the web in straitened circumstances....
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IWMW 2010: day one
Affectionately known as uyimbube (because how else would the acronym be pronounced?), IWMW is the Institutional Web Managers' Workshop, a gathering of web professionals mostly from higher and further education institutions. It's a really useful opportunity to get together with...
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Finding Ada 2010: Anita Borg
Ada Lovelace Day is an international day of blogging to celebrate the achievements of women in technology and science. Last year I blogged about Wendy Hall, professor of Computing Science at the University of Southampton. This year, I have chosen...
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Women in technology
Ada Lovelace In celebration of Ada Lovelace, nearly two thousand bloggers have signed up to a pledge to blog about women in technology. She is mainly known for having written a description of Charles Babbage's early mechanical general-purpose computer, the analytical engine....
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Paper prototyping
Why do paper prototyping? It's cheap. It's fun. You get to move small green pieces of paper around, and play with scissors and glue. And you can reinvent your information architecture several times in a day just by moving a...
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Scrum is scrummy
We have now been using Scrum to manage our projects for a couple of months, and my experience is that it has completely transformed the way we work. It has resulted in more communication and collaboration between team members, and...