Changes between Version 148 and Version 149 of ProjectInformation

Timestamp:

11/29/10 11:15:30 (14 years ago)

Author:

Michael Howden

Comment:

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ProjectInformation

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 === Project: Documentation ===
-''GCI''[[BR]]
-We need instructions for how to use some of our applications.  We have some instructions on the [wiki:UserGuidelines] page -- this can be a starting point.  For applications that have no instructions, the [wiki:UserGuidelinesTemple User Guideline Template] tells what the form of the instructions should be.  The instructions are posted on the [wiki:WikiStart Sahana Eden wiki], so you'll need an account to edit the wiki. Some instructions are in Google Docs and need to be put in the wiki.
+''GCI''[[BR]] 
+We need instructions for how to use some of our applications.  We have some instructions on the [wiki:UserGuidelines] page -- this can be a starting point.  For applications that have no instructions, the [wiki:UserGuidelinesTemple User Guideline Template] tells what the form of the instructions should be.  The instructions are posted on the [wiki:WikiStart Sahana Eden wiki], so you'll need an account to edit the wiki. Some instructions are in Google Docs and need to be put in the wiki.[[BR]]
+For GCI, we request that you complete the "Report 5 Bugs in Sahana Eden" task first and focus on the application you will be writing documentation for, to ensure that you understand the functionality.
 
  * Pick one of the applications.  (For GCI, pick the task for the application you want.)
  * Look at any instructions that are already available for the application, linked from the [wiki:UserGuidelines] page.
- * Pretend you're a user -- these are tools for emergency management, so think about using it for dealing with a disaster.  Try out the application -- try entering data and looking it up, see what features are available.  (Look at the [wiki:ProjectInformation#Project:Testing] section for more on thinking like a user.)
+ * Pretend you're a user -- these are tools for emergency management, so think about using it for dealing with a disaster.  Try out the application -- try entering data and looking it up, see what features are available.  (Look at the [wiki:ProjectInformation#Project:Testing] section for more on thinking like a user)
  * Things to look at:
   * Do the current instructions match the way the application is now?