Archive for January, 2008

Week Eleven - w/e 18th January 2008

January 21st, 2008

This week was focused on getting the board meeting action points completed and the relevant documents sent out.
The meeting minutes were typed up and formatted to the University of Derby standards and submitted for review before circulation.
The Consortium Agreement was amended and submitted to Julie Stone so the legal team could look over the document.
The project […]

Week Ten - w/e 11th January 2008

January 15th, 2008

The week began with a visit to the Open University site in Milton Keynes to meet with Patrick McAndrew and Tina Wilson, the main points of contact for the project. We discussed the project plan and drew up a number of revisions for me to action before the board meeting.
We also identified the need for […]

Week Nine - w/e 4th January 2008

January 11th, 2008

This week was spent mostly catching up on emails recieved over the christmas holidays and confirming details at the University of Derby for the board meeting.
I recieved the additional documents from Patrick McAndrew at the Open University and revised the project plan accordingly. I prepared the documents for the Open University visit and confirmed the meeting […]

Week Eight - w/e 28th December 2007

January 11th, 2008

Christmas Vacation - Merry Christmas!!!

Week Seven - w/e 21st December 2007

January 11th, 2008

Monday began with my driver training at the University of Derby, which thankfully went very well and I am now able to utilise the pool cars for any necessary project travel.
I had my first meeting with David Young, Head of Flexible Learning at the University of Derby to discuss the project and also to properly introduce myself.
On Tuesday […]

Week Six - w/e 14th December 2007

January 11th, 2008

After careful consideration it was decided to reschedule the first POCKET board meeting to the 8th January 2008 . This was decided as the contant developers at the University of Derby were unable to make the original date and it was greed that their presence was crucial at the first meeting.

This week was spent mostly attending […]