http://www.slideshare.net/jamesr/ten-tips-for-collaboration-audio/
Definitely from a corporate perspecitve, but some useful bits in here.
How to integrate these into the Principles of Collaboration?
A collaborative blog on collaboration
A digiphon is
The word digiphon is a conjunction of the words 'digital' and 'colophon'. A colophon is "a brief description usually located at the end of a book, describing production notes relevant to the edition". Based on this definition, a digiphon is "a brief description, usually located at the end of a piece of digital media, describing production notes relevant to the digital media".
In the quickly-evolving world of digital media, including a digiphon in a piece of work can help other creators of digital media learn from each other's work. The digiphon is a succinct description of the production tools and process.
We currently see something similar to a digiphon at the bottom of many webpages -- "Powered By MediaWiki" or "Powered By Wordpress".
Here is a digiphon from a multi-media learning object created on Moodle:
Digiphon
• This media was produced on a MacBook Pro running OSX 10.5 (Leopard) with 4GB of RAM.
• I recorded and edited all the video using my computer's built-in camera, QuickTime Pro, and iMovie '06
• Audio was recorded using Audio Hijack Pro, edited with Quicktime and uploaded directly to GEL. Direct embedding was done using the embed tag.
• Survey was constructed, completed, and analyzed using SurveyMonkey.
The word digiphon was coined by Ethan C. Roland during his time at Gaia University working on a MSc in Collaborative Eco-Social Design. The program
encourages thorough documentation of work through, shared digitally with the Gaia University community on a Moodle-based Elearning platform.
ENTERPRISE | LOCATION | DATE |
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Apple Juice | Okanagan Valley | Fall 1996 |
Apple Juice | Fraser Valley | Fall 1996 |
Salsa | Okanagan Valley | Fall 1996 |
Fruit Pie Production | Okanagan Valley | Fall 1996 |
Fruit Pie Production | Fraser Valley | Fall 1996 |
Fruit Leather | Cottage Industry | Spring 1996 |
Jam Production | Cottage Industry | Spring 1996 |
Extreme Programming Explained describes Extreme Programming as being:
Some of the principles behind the Agile Manifesto[6] are: