Lego: Constructing the Perfect Project
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Ben Cappellacci From the 2011 UBC Student Leadership Conference Best New Presenter Award
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Lego: Constructing the Perfect Project
- 1. LEGO Constructing the Perfect Project
- 3. Let’s face it, Lego is the best
- 4. There is no limit to creation
- 5. Lego Maniac And for those of you on twitter: @BenCappellacci
- 6. What is project management anyway?
- 7. A Project Can Be Anything
- 8. It’s Time! Let’s get building
- 9. Establish a goal you want to accomplish Communicate this goal to the team Determine the resources you will need 1 Develop A Vision
- 10. STOP! Let‘s share our plan before we build
- 11. Determine a method to achieve your goal Make sure your resources work Keep track of the time and deadlines 2 Create A Process
- 12. STOP! Let‘s review our constructions
- 13. Assess how well you're achieving your goal Seek external resources or review Adapt your design to limitations 3 Review Progress
- 14. Show and Tell Let‘s see the results
- 15. What you learned today
- 16. THANK YOU Lego: Constructing the Perfect Project Ben Cappellacci | hello@bencappellacci.com | @bencappellacci
Notas del editor
- How many people here had lego growing up as a kid? How many people remember parents saying how educational lego was?
- Danish phrase leg godt, which means "play well“-OriginallyBuilt by a carpenter -Every piece is compatible with some of the existing pieces-120 designers come up with lego concepts-It takes 12 months to develop a lego model- 50 years it has produced some 400 billion Lego blocks-about 600 pieces per second-divided equally among a world population of six billion, each person would have 62 Lego bricks.-Lego could be considered the world's No. 1 tire manufacturer; the factory produces about 306 million tiny rubber tires a year.[8]
- To me the best thing about lego is that stretches as far as your imagination
- I didn’t think so either but growing up lego was all I could think aboutLittle did I know it was setting the foundation for a life long passion in project management
- Project management is the discipline of planning, organizing, securing and managingresources to bring about the successful completion of specific project goals and objectives-A defined beginning and end-Unique goal or objective-Beneficial change or added value-It’s not business as usual – it’s a project
- What are some projects you’ve worked on?
- -Give bag of Lego to each team of 7-Note that there is no box or instructions-they have to use the lessons to develop a vision for what they want to build- don’t build anything yet!
- -Ask elements for each point -scope and features -who will build it -estimating time etc
- -Have each team communicate their plan to the group -what features will their model have -who will build it
- -Each team will now have time to create the model they intended to build
- -Have each team communicate their plan to the group -what features will their model have -who will build it
- -One member of each team will go to another team-Sharing ideas is encouraged-sharing pieces is encouraged
- -Have each team communicate their plan to the group -what features will their model have -who will build it