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  • Posted on August 23, 2017November 9, 2017
  • by Delphine Montoliu

Scrum Methodology & it’s Practical Use at CVCE

https://openmethods.dariah.eu/2017/08/23/scrum-methodology-its-practical-use-at-cvce-digital-humanities-lab-at-cvce-powered-by-uni-lu/ OpenMethods introduction to: Scrum Methodology & it’s Practical Use at CVCE 2017-08-23 07:58:55 Introduction: This post highlights the services, the methodologies, the tools and the projects developed by the Digital Humanities Lab of the University of Luxembourg. Delphine Montoliu http://cvcedhlab.hypotheses.org/54 Blog post Collaboration Contextualizing Creation Crowdsourcing Data Designing Digital Humanities Dissemination Emulation English Enrichment Interpretation Meta-Activities Metadata Methods Modeling Preservation Metadata Project Management Projects Research Activities Research Objects Research Techniques Sharing Software Teaching / Learning Theorizing Tools Topic Modeling Web development via bookmarklet

Introduction by OpenMethods Editor (Delphine Montoliu): This post highlights the services, the methodologies, the tools and the projects developed by the Digital Humanities Lab of the University of Luxembourg.

Services and tools developed by the Digital Humanities Lab for CVCE.eu must cater to a variety of target audiences and their specific needs. More often than not, at the start of projects, these needs are not yet fully developed and are highly uncertain. So whilst we have a detailed overview of a product and a corresponding set of basic user requirements, it is not always possible to plan at the the inception of a project exactly what detailed form the end-product will take.  The user needs and knowledge become clearer and more established during the iterative process of technological development, which can stimulate creativity, discussion and facilitate the emergence of further user requirements. Therefore, for future projects starting between 2014 and 2017 we are looking to adopt a pragmatic methodology that enable us to efficiently move from an idea to a stable product.

 

We aim to use an empirical approach for developing projects and their associated products, through the adoption of the Scrum framework. The Scrum framework is a methodology for developing and sustaining complex products.

 

Original publication date: 03/10/2014.

Source: Scrum Methodology & it’s Practical Use at CVCE | Digital Humanities LAB at CVCE powered by uni.lu

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