PLOS Book Sprint video testimonials
Below are a few video testimonials from contributors of the Public Library of Science Book Sprint which took place in San Francisco in the second week of May 2015.
Below are a few video testimonials from contributors of the Public Library of Science Book Sprint which took place in San Francisco in the second week of May 2015.
After four days, we finished the operations manual for Phase III of the Tokyo Development Learning Center (TDLC) today. In ten sections, the manual specifies the procedures both within the team and between partners for the key components of the ... read more
As the Tokyo Development Learning Center (TDLC) is preparing for its third phase, they are convening a Book Sprint this week in central Tokyo to write an operations manual. The goal is to both codify the staff’s tacit knowledge around ... read more
Today was the final day of the Book Sprint on an internal handbook for the Public Library of Science staff on a new platform they have been developing over the last year. With eleven enthusiastic contributors in the room, and ... read more
The PLOS Book Sprint is well underway with the majority of the content already written and review in full swing. We are thrilled to actually have time now to write an extra chapter we thought we couldn’t cover!
The following are a few video testimonials from some of the participants of our 3rd Book Sprint with Cisco in Boxborough, Massachusetts.
Today was the first day of the San Fransisco Public Library of Science Book Sprint on the documentation for a new open source platform for authoring and submitting content to journals. The platform will be released soon and the documentation ... read more
This week, Cisco’s building 500 in Boxborough (Massachusetts) hosted a group of Cisco’s engineers coming from all around the world to participate in a new Book Sprint. After 5 days of intense debate, sharing and collaborative writing, the Cisco ASR ... read more
The third Book Sprint for Cisco’s System has started today at their premises of Boxborough, Massachusetts. A group of seventeen committed Cisco’s engineers from Japan, India, Belgium, Canada and the US are working to produce a Troubleshooting guide for the ... read more
After five days of intense thinking, testing, writing, re-thinking, and editing at the F5 office in Seattle, the F5 BIG-IP Access Policy Manager (APM) Operations Guide is now complete. It includes more than 200 pages and more than 20 original ... read more
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