This is my first video blog, it is a screen capture where I expand on a post I made earlier about using a monthly team barometer to gauge how things are going on your project, and get honest feedback. I show you exactly how to sign up for an account at polldaddy.com and I set up a sample post with 3 targeted questions for your project team. Let me know what you think about this format of post!
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I like the video post. What software did you use to create it?
I am going to play with poll daddy. Hopefully it has a feature to make the poll private, otherwise, it will cause heart burn in my hyper security company.
I like the video post. What software did you use to create it?
I am going to play with poll daddy. Hopefully it has a feature to make the poll private, otherwise, it will cause heart burn in my hyper security company.
Thanks for the comment John! I used Cam Studio, which is an open source software. You can find it on sourceforge.net, here’s a direct link. I use sourceforge for all kinds of great applications.
On the security question, if your organization has a problem with security, there are some alternatives. You could do something as simple as set up a WordPress blog on an internal server, and add a polling or survey widget to it. If you have some developers available for a few hours, they could probably set up something rather quickly.
There are probably many other options, I think some of the online polling site offer SSL and other security measures as well as tighter control around the back-end data.
Josh Nankivel
P.S. Everyone, be good to yourself and check out John’s blog, Project Junction, over in the links section on the home page!
Thanks for the comment John! I used Cam Studio, which is an open source software. You can find it on sourceforge.net, here’s a direct link. I use sourceforge for all kinds of great applications.
On the security question, if your organization has a problem with security, there are some alternatives. You could do something as simple as set up a WordPress blog on an internal server, and add a polling or survey widget to it. If you have some developers available for a few hours, they could probably set up something rather quickly.
There are probably many other options, I think some of the online polling site offer SSL and other security measures as well as tighter control around the back-end data.
Josh Nankivel
P.S. Everyone, be good to yourself and check out John’s blog, Project Junction, over in the links section on the home page!
Josh,
Awesome post. I really like the walk through in the video. I think that online polls like this would be very helpful to gather lessons learned throughout the project, as opposed to the tried and true round-table discussion during project close out.
I’ve added that take to your post here.
-chris
Josh,
Awesome post. I really like the walk through in the video. I think that online polls like this would be very helpful to gather lessons learned throughout the project, as opposed to the tried and true round-table discussion during project close out.
I’ve added that take to your post here.
-chris
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