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Have you ever wanted to ask a question in one of our discussion boards, but became overwhelmed by the number of boards to choose from? Were you afraid that your question would go unanswered in an inactive board? Well fear no more because we have streamlined our discussion boards on ProjectManagement.com!
We had one goal in mind while consolidating our discussions boards --> to make them easier to use so that you get the answers you need. When you visit our Discussions page, you'll find that we kept our most active boards while filing and tagging posts from inactive boards in the appropriate areas.
Here are some tips for making the most of discussions on ProjectManagement.com:
- Provide question details when possible to provide context for your question - the more your peers know, the more they can help!
- Tag your question with up to three tags - tagging your question helps direct your question to people who can help. It also helps it to be found when using the filter option!
- Discussion questions should comply with ProjectManagement.com's User Guidelines.
Go check it out and get involved in the conversation! Ask a question about a project you're working on or find one where you can lend your expertise. You never know, you may have the answer someone is looking for!
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on: January 20, 2017 01:54 PM |
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Rami Kaibni
Community Champion
Senior Projects Manager | Field & Marten Associates
New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Great Initiative Kristin, thanks for the update.
Drew Craig
Sr. Agile & Product Coach| Vanguard
Philadelphia, Pa, United States
I happened upon the change when looking for a past discussion. I liked the various boards (or was simply used to it), but completely agree that providing a useful experience to the community is vital in promoting engagement. Keep the great updates coming!
One of the best decisions I made was to be an active participant in this community. I look forward to others joining in the discussions!
Thilo Wack
Head of Existing Product and Test Lab| optimed
Tholey-Hasborn, Germany
Kristin, thanks for the update. Limiting the number of boards was a good idea. Could you please elaborate on how to use the tags and the filters when looking for discussions where one can help?
Thank you!
Thanks for the update. I've noticed something different in the discussions.
Thanks for the update Kristin.
Kristin Jones
Social Media Specialist III| PMI
Newtown Square, Pa, United States
Thank you for the feedback! We will continue to make updates that better fit how you, the community, utilize the features on ProjectManagement.com.
Andrew, I'm so glad that you enjoy being part of this community! Having peers who you can reach out to and learn from is really an amazing thing!
You have the ability to tag your discussion questions with up to three areas that currently correspond to our practice areas. You can filter by specific tags to find questions relating to a topic!
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