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This document discusses the ongoing research into collaboration tools at IBBT. It provides an overview of the current use of MyBBT, including survey results and analytics data. MyBBT is compared to other tools for specific collaboration tasks like communication, sharing information, and co-writing. Some quotes from users call for adding more social networking features to profiles, keeping the tool simple as a fileserver and mail system, and providing more information about available features. Questions are raised about whether the focus should be on social networking, keeping the interface simple, or improving software literacy. The document is authored by Peter Mechant of MICT/IBBT/UGent.
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- 23. Some quotes … In the overview of project colleagues on the right, it would be good to add the research group/company and WPs they are working in. Specifically for new projects, you don't know everyone and then it is nice to have some additional information. Also a clear overview of WP leaders might be a nice add-on (Female, 26-30 years, Senior Researcher). What we really need to run a project are mail groups and a fileserver, that's it. IBBT should go back to mail groups in which mails behave exactly as ordinary mails […]. It should turn MyBBT into a much simpler, much more user friendly fileserver (Male, 36-40 years, Professor). It seems that there are many features on MyBBT that I don’t know about, so more information about the features would be good (Female, 20-25 years, Administrative or support function).
- 24. Some questions … In the overview of project colleagues on the right, it would be good to add the research group/company and WPs they are working in. Specifically for new projects, you don't know everyone and then it is nice to have some additional information. Also a clear overview of WP leaders might be a nice add-on (Female, 26-30 years, Senior Researcher). More focus on social networking features ?? What we really need to run a project are mail groups and a fileserver, that's it. IBBT should go back to mail groups in which mails behave exactly as ordinary mails […]. It should turn MyBBT into a much simpler, much more user friendly fileserver (Male, 36-40 years, Professor). Keep it simple ?? It seems that there are many features on MyBBT that I don’t know about, so more information about the features would be good (Female, 20-25 years, Administrative or support function). What about media or software literacy ??
- 25. Peter Mechant MICT, Ghent University