The intranet was born out of a need at RJTR, to provide access to current information, policies and procedures for employees. In developing the intranet, which started off by asking co-workers about what information they looked for and couldn’t find, I set up the basic intranet with employee manual and forms. The basic intranet soon grew into including chat, forums, groups, project updates, best practices and tutorials.
The SOWEGA Online Resource Directory project was a organized by the UGA Archway Partnership, which links on-campus resources with community needs. Archway worked with the Master of Internet Program & Southwest Georgia (SOWEGA) Children’s Alliance Inc to develop the initial criteria of the project. After initial scope was created, our team of 5 took over all communication with the client and project. We worked with the stakeholders to determine the business needs, and develop project goals and scope. and developed uses cases.
The project goal was to create “an interactive online interface for end-users to find community resources to meet their self-identified needs in Sumter County”
The scope of the project:
At the end of the project, we went beyond our scope and redesigned the Southwest Georgia Children’s Alliance Inc entire website, logo and created an online resource directory and user manual.
Link to Final Presentation
While working as a consultant and project manager for Axell Online, I managed and oversaw the development of the website, social media, email marketing, and integration of Google products.
Starting back in January 2012, I worked with Elizabeth Rogers, the director of Atlanta Yoga, to convert the HMTL site to use a content management system backed site. Since that initial site conversion, the relationship has continued to today. In July 2015, the site was updated to be responsive and mobile friendly.
