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School24/7 Peer Review Website - Enhancing Collaboration & Skills

School24/7 is a reliable and instant peer review website developed by Chris Driedger, Josh Kupper, and Jeff Gallagher. Learn how this project helped meet the need for assistance, increase collaboration, and improve technical and soft skills while gaining a better understanding of project management. Discover the reflections, budget conclusion, and acknowledgements.

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School24/7 Peer Review Website - Enhancing Collaboration & Skills

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  1. Chris Driedger, Josh Kupper, Jeff Gallagher School 24/7 Peer Review Website

  2. Our Team • Chris Driedger • Database Administrator • Josh Kupper • Interface Architect • Jeff Gallagher • Web Development

  3. Project Background • What is School24/7? • Reliable • Instant • Why we chose our Project? • Meet a need for assistance • Increase collaboration and community

  4. Accomplishments • Improved our technical skill sets • Developed our soft skills while having to collaborate. • Gained a better understanding of project management

  5. Reflections • Closer evaluation of our implementation • Email • File server • Better time management • Better work ethic

  6. Budget

  7. Conclusion • Learned that commenting code is a good idea • The project was a much larger undertaking then expected

  8. References/Acknowledgements Special Thanks • Dylan Saunders • John O’ Loughlin • Scott Kolibar • Tim Williams References • http://dev.mysql.com • http://www.w3schools.com

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