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Cris rius 18.2.11

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Doreen Shaffer
Doreen Shaffer

This document discusses strategies for finding a programmer to collaborate on a project and developing an application. It suggests creating an open Facebook event and information corner to explain the project goals, requirements, and benefits. Potential programmer recruitment channels mentioned include Facebook groups, blogs, forums, and Android-related sites. The document also provides a format and tools for communicating the project, such as a rotating blog, conferences, Twitter, and video. Finally, it asks questions about the potential application's users and objectives.

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CRISTINA RIUS i SANCHÍS! CRISTINA RIUS i SANCHÍS! ! PERSONAL WORK from SESSION II
LOGO ONE+ONE & WHY
PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE
LOGO CºLABORATORIUM + WHY
PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE
WHO IS DA’BEST? ONE PLUS ONE CoLABORATORIUM Same name for other projects Sounds like oldfashioned :( Common Name for a shop Too much long Direct /Specific Defining :) People like plays on words. Easy to remember Sonorous
HOW TO GET A PROGRAMMER 1.  Create an open event on Facebook à make a meeting to explain everything about the project 2.  Create a ‘Portable Information Corner’: 1.  What do we have to say? 2.  What supports we can have? (online/ offline) BLOG ABOUT US WHAT APP HOW CO-BRANDING CONTACT THOUGHTS
HOW TO GET A PROGRAMMER To Create a Briefing (document) -  Goals/ Objectives (What?) -  Needs (Who?) WHERE? -  Requirements (How?) -  Links on Facebook Groups -  Google Groups -  Forums -  Blogs (info + banner) BENEFITS -  Slash Mobility Experience -  Techni Reputation -  And.roid.es -  Android Market Work for a SR project -  ImaginaFormación
FORMAT TO EXPLAIN OUR CASE -  Rotative blog report -  Conferences -  Twitting our questions/ thoughts -  Video
ADAPTING A CAMPAING •  Collecting experiences •  It’s not about doing competitive is about encourge people to make things they haven’t done before. à motivate with games •  Experience the real life with an online tool •  Make an app to encourge the people to make things they can’t/ they don’t belive in. •  Make an app to help volunteers to enjoy the experience in another extra way.
  -  Tools to develop the communication project http://www.informationactivism.org/
APPLICATION -  Who will use it? -  Objectives
IMPROVE OCHA PROJECT

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Cris rius 18.2.11

  • 1. CRISTINA RIUS i SANCHÍS! CRISTINA RIUS i SANCHÍS! ! PERSONAL WORK from SESSION II
  • 6. WHO IS DA’BEST? ONE PLUS ONE CoLABORATORIUM Same name for other projects Sounds like oldfashioned :( Common Name for a shop Too much long Direct /Specific Defining :) People like plays on words. Easy to remember Sonorous
  • 7. HOW TO GET A PROGRAMMER 1.  Create an open event on Facebook à make a meeting to explain everything about the project 2.  Create a ‘Portable Information Corner’: 1.  What do we have to say? 2.  What supports we can have? (online/ offline) BLOG ABOUT US WHAT APP HOW CO-BRANDING CONTACT THOUGHTS
  • 8. HOW TO GET A PROGRAMMER To Create a Briefing (document) -  Goals/ Objectives (What?) -  Needs (Who?) WHERE? -  Requirements (How?) -  Links on Facebook Groups -  Google Groups -  Forums -  Blogs (info + banner) BENEFITS -  Slash Mobility Experience -  Techni Reputation -  And.roid.es -  Android Market Work for a SR project -  ImaginaFormación
  • 9. FORMAT TO EXPLAIN OUR CASE -  Rotative blog report -  Conferences -  Twitting our questions/ thoughts -  Video
  • 10. ADAPTING A CAMPAING •  Collecting experiences •  It’s not about doing competitive is about encourge people to make things they haven’t done before. à motivate with games •  Experience the real life with an online tool •  Make an app to encourge the people to make things they can’t/ they don’t belive in. •  Make an app to help volunteers to enjoy the experience in another extra way.
  • 11.   -  Tools to develop the communication project http://www.informationactivism.org/
  • 12. APPLICATION -  Who will use it? -  Objectives