For the first week of the project it was a little confusing for our team. We weren't quite sure what all we needed to do. We started off sending out documents to everybody. We made documents so any of the teams could post questions for the client if needed. We also had each team list all their tasks within their teams and how long each would take. After getting the feedback from the teams we took that information and put it into a gantt chart. We color coordinated each team to make it easy to follow.

For our first week on the project, we started by listing the tasks that needed to be accomplished by the server-side Backend Coding team. The specific goals David, Josh, and I came up with included a secure PayPal link that we can include on a donations page created by the Design team and a portal. The portal was further broken down into several sub-sections, including Job Applications, a Volunteer Management System, the Board of Directors log-in system, and essentially a Content Management System (CMS) for the entire site.

I along with the other members of the documents and testing group accomplished a great deal this week. Our goal for the week was to have the design plan laid out in the six rhetorical elements, create a testing plan, and start on the change document which was completed.

Monday, November 10:

Thus far, it seems that we're doing okay as we've already met with the other relevant groups and now it's just a matter of figuring out what it is we can do in the meantime while we wait for the design team to finish up.

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Audience – John Mayer fans are targeted by this podcast, especially those who want to attend/have attended his live show.

Context – This podcast is located on the “Concert Blast” website, a site dedicated to podcasting about live concert experiences.

Medium – This podcast is an audio.mp3 file that can be played on the internet or downloaded to your desktop.

Listen to episode #83. It should start playing as soon as you click the link below. DO NOT DOWNLOAD THE MP3 FILE! IT IS NOT THE SAME!
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Purpose: The purpose of this podcast is to get insight on the latest hot new releases and sneak previews for upcoming movies.

Audience: The audience would be people who want to know what the latest movies are and get a little bit of information about them.

Getting Back to Basics_NBC10.com

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Purpose: The purpose of this podcast is to provide the latest news in the world of Nintendo. The latest game info such as in this one WiiMusic, Captain Rainbow, Megaman 9, and others, as well as the upcoming E For All conference.

Audience: The audience would be any member of the NSider2 member, the unofficial successor to the Nintendo Nsider forum, who want the site's views on the latest Nintendo news.