This question was prompted by my earlier post about looking at ADA from a programmer's point of view, but it's...
This question was prompted by my earlier post about looking at ADA from a programmer's point of view, but it's really more of a general one. What's a good way to organize collaborative research projects?
I've tried Google Docs, Evernote, various other things. I've had wiki software work well for some projects, horribly for others. I recently searched online for suggestions from people working on PhD research projects and if I were to tally all the suggestions, note cards would likely win. :-)
I've seen so many collaborative projects start and then fade, and I don't think it's due so much to lack of interest as lack of a good way to organize and communicate information and ideas. This isn't Ingress-specific, it could apply to nearly any field of research, and I know there are some VERY experienced people on here. What have you found works well?
I've tried Google Docs, Evernote, various other things. I've had wiki software work well for some projects, horribly for others. I recently searched online for suggestions from people working on PhD research projects and if I were to tally all the suggestions, note cards would likely win. :-)
I've seen so many collaborative projects start and then fade, and I don't think it's due so much to lack of interest as lack of a good way to organize and communicate information and ideas. This isn't Ingress-specific, it could apply to nearly any field of research, and I know there are some VERY experienced people on here. What have you found works well?
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