Date: October 25, 2007

Time:  6:15pm-6:45pm

Location: Room 158, 2^nd Floor, Wheatley Building

Attendants: Yuan-Hsun Tang, Brian Sullivan, Fangyan Xu and Michael Kouyessein

Recorder: Fangyan

On the agenda:

· PHP testing

PHP does not really have testing, it’s just be there and client can run the program. So our team does not really have build. 

· Write the editor in Java instead of PHP as an alternative (suggested by Prof. Bolker)

The problem is that IIS does not support JSP, so this idea might not work out well. We have to find more information about this and decide which language to use.

· Easy install for MediaWiki

In order to use SWEET, the client has to install MediaWiki. The MediaWiki installation is not very handy right now, so we need to make it simple for our users. Also set the pre-condition to get MediaWiki installed.

· Multiple versions of MediaWiki testing

For our SWEET release, we need to test on various versions of the MediaWiki.

· Presentation

Basically the presentation will have 12 slides with 2-5 bullet points on each. We should be able to discuss each slide for 2-3 minutes and leave time for questions.

Ideas on the draft presentation:

Slide one: history of wiki, introduction information about wiki

Slide two: Screen shot for the regular wiki interface

Slide three: Screen shot for SWEET interface

Slide four: SWEET functionalities: Suggested links from internal wiki and from search engine such as from Google and Fast respectively.

Slide Five: SWEET functionalities: Easy to write (works as easy as using a spell checker); what you see, what you get.

Slide Six: SWEET functionalities: wiki’s markup ability and SWEET’s markup ability

Slide Seven: Why using SWEET?

Slide Eight: Who will use SWEET? Targeted audiences?

Slide Twelve: Social Impact.

We still to make more slides and expend the contents. Brian volunteers will work on the draft version and Fangyan will revise and expend.