Last monday, we discussed the following model for integrating the offerings of Offcourse and Everizone:
EP ---> PEM --> Offcourse --> Gapfinder --> Job
I immediately voiced my doubts about this sandwich model, since it does not correspond to the future of work and learning that we envision. I.e. You are looking for a job, you learn a skill, you find a job and then you are done.
As an alternative, I want to introduce the following diagram:
EP ---> PEM <--------| ^ |
Last monday, we discussed the following model for integrating the offerings of Offcourse and Everizone:
EP ---> PEM --> Offcourse --> Gapfinder --> Job
I immediately voiced my doubts about this sandwich model, since it does not correspond to the future of work and learning that we envision. I.e. You are looking for a job, you learn a skill, you find a job and then you are done.
As an alternative, I want to introduce the following diagram
EP ---> PEM ---------|
^ |
Last monday, we discussed the following model for integrating the offerings of Offcourse and Everizone:
EP ---> PEM --> Offcourse --> Gapfinder --> Job
I immediately voiced my doubts about this sandwich model, since it does not correspond to the future of work and learning that we envision. I.e. You are looking for a job, you learn a skill, you find a job and then you are done.
As an alternative, I want to introduce the following diagram
EP ---> PEM <--------| ^ |
| let firstName = "Jan Hein"; | |
| let dog = "sara"; | |
| let age = 41; | |
| console.log(356 +675); | |
| console.log(dog + " is de hond van " + firstName); | |
| let country = "Spanje"; | |
| let vehicle = "bus"; | |
| let oma = "Thea"; | |
| let month = "September"; |
| let firstName = "Jan Hein"; | |
| let dog = "Dolly"; | |
| let age = 41; | |
| console.log(356 +675); | |
| console.log(firstName + " is de hond van " + dog); | |
| let country = "Spanje"; | |
| let vehicle = dog; | |
| let oma = "Thea"; | |
| let month = "September"; |
| BookmarksStream: | |
| Type: AWS::Kinesis::Stream | |
| Properties: | |
| Name: bookmarks-${opt:stage} | |
| ShardCount: 1 | |
| ResourcesStream: | |
| Type: AWS::Kinesis::Stream | |
| Properties: | |
| Name: resources-${opt:stage} |
| service: offcourse-backend | |
| provider: | |
| name: aws | |
| runtime: nodejs4.3 | |
| iamRoleStatements: | |
| - Effect: Allow | |
| Action: | |
| - dynamodb:GetItem | |
| - dynamodb:BatchGetItem | |
| - dynamodb:PutItem |
| r.db('offcourse').table('bookmarks') | |
| .innerJoin(r.db('offcourse').table('resources'), function(bm, rs) { | |
| return bm('url').eq(rs('url')) | |
| }).map(function(j) {return j('left') | |
| .merge({'keywords': j('right')('keywords') | |
| .map(function(kw){ return kw('name')})})}) |
| # ROADMAP | |
| UNTIL JULY 12 | |
| [ ] perform research for input for curation user journey design > Mariolein | |
| [ ] gather inspiration from other sites, on how they structure and design curation > CH, Donald | |
| [ ] make sure all individual elements are solid, so that we can focus on interaction and not styling > RJ, Donald | |
| [ ] practical organisation of the day (bigger room with window that can be opened, format, agenda, drinks, lunch?) > Sander | |
| [ ] work on requests (Twitter bucket) > Amar | |
| [x] refactoring > JH |
| Dimitri Nieuwenhuizen | |
| Peter Peerdemans | |
| Carmen Popovicu | |
| Daniel Crompton | |
| Marijn Koolen | |
| Machiel Oskam |