Final Blog
Mar 2nd, 2012 by jen266
During reading break, Laura drafted the outline of the report with divisions of parts for each member to write about. It is outlined similar to the presentation. Laura is writing about the usage of social media, marketing information about other cities and other suggestions. Luke is in charge of writing about the communities who are interested in advertising for Rapid Notify as well as listing their contact information. And Angie is, of course, writing about the legislative requirements. We finished each part individually on Wednesday and sent it to all members via email. Erika and Surabhi are responsible for compiling the document. After they were finished, Laura printed the report and dropped it off at NESMO on Friday.
At that point, we completed the client’s part of our project. All that remains are the deliverables for our 202 class. We decided to see what will happen after reading break.
On Monday, we were reminded in class that there is the documentation assignment and an interview to go through. We emailed each other on Thursday about having a meeting on Friday to discuss about it.
At the meeting, we discuss about the final project deliverables. We quickly divided the tasks as follows: Erika is formatting all the emails for the documentation, Luke is formatting all the minutes, and Laura is compiling the schedules. Surabhi suggested that our final deliverables should include handouts from NESMO. We took that suggestion and also sent some final emails out. Everything is just about finished.
In general, this week is just for us to wrap up our project.
Final note:
I am really happy about the presentation and the final report we written up. Thank you to Laura, Erkia, Angie, Luke, and Surabhi for the awesome group dynamic and I’m really glad I ended up in this group with everyone. Lastly, a thank you to NESMO for all the advice and help. Everyone is so friendly and nice at the office, it is impossible not to feel welcome there. Thank you to the TA and instructors for support as well.
Jennifer
Congratulations on completing your project! It’s looks like you have learned a great deal about emergency response communication – this is a significant part of emergency planning and I will be very interested to read the questions you will submit for the expert panel that is scheduled to discuss emergency planning and response during our March 19 plenary session.
I hope you will include your report in your project documentation assignment!
Congratulations again!
SN