During each meeting, people can take notes as items are discussed, effectively taking meeting minutes right on the wiki. Instead of having one person responsible for minutes, have everyone contribute. You’ll get a more accurate picture of what was discussed and decided, and people will be compelled to keep using the wiki as they invest time and knowledge in it:
WIKIPATTERNSA Practical Guide to Improving Productivity and Collaboration in Your Organization |
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Laura W says:
Feb 18th, 2008
Just to say, I’m really enjoying your series…really useful and real too. Keep it up!
Minutes of Meeting says:
Feb 19th, 2010
If you are organizing meetings you can use online meeting minutes tool at http://minutesofmeeting.net. Its very robust, easy and simple way to capture, distribute & track meeting minutes. I am using it since 1 year and its really helpful.