Documentation may include
- logs
- photos
- reflection entries
- attendance sheets
- turnover binders or continuity documents
- AAR
- other artifacts showing project progress and outcomes.
Documentation should be organized, accurate, and usable for reporting, reflection, and future project continuity.
Process/Skill Questions:
- Why should leadership decisions and actions be recorded throughout the process?
- Why is documentation important for transparency, accountability, and future planning?
- Why might stakeholders want records of key decisions?
- How long and in what form should records be kept?
- How will you track what worked well and what should improve for future projects?
- How will you incorporate your documentation into the final written project summary or proposal?