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Share Site Revisions I’ve been debugging the new teacher share site for the past month and it’s been going well.  The most valuable information I've received about the site came from several focus groups with trusted testers. Absolutely nothing beats watching people use a system when you want to learn how to make it better. This is what I learned:

Bottom line, focus groups and watching people use your system is such an important way to learn strengths and weaknesses. It’s a little bit of humble pie when you watch someone struggle to use what you've built, but I can’t think of better way to make something better.
Posted by John Calvert at 11:01 PM Labels: iteration, Teacher Sharing

