Selection criteria for Web 2.0 platform for research
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This document outlines selection criteria for choosing a Web 2.0 platform for biomedical research including considerations around hosting, pricing models, development support, storage, security, interoperability, user access controls, communication tools, user interface, content creation abilities, search and tagging, linking options, notifications, and additional features.
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Selection criteria for Web 2.0 platform for research
- 1. SELECTION CRITERIA FOR WEB 2.0 PLATFORM FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH CRITERIA CONSIDERATIONS Hosting Internal /external server Pricing Open source; commercial licensing; subscription-based; fee-based (“Freemium” options offer basic features for free and more advanced features for a fee.) Development Preconfigured; customizable; end-user do-it-yourself; no code; coding required Training/Support No cost customer support; fee-based; community Storage Quota; restrictions Security HIPAA compliance; mail encryption; blacklist; host blocking Interoperability Organizational IT policies/capabilities; existing software Content Access Authoring/access granularity for internal/external users Communication Mix Announcements; blogs; microblogging; wikis; forums; comments; instant messaging; chat; RSS feeds; granular portals User Interface Usability vs. functionality; customization; content organization; WYSIWYG content creation and editing; search; end user-tested intuitiveness Content Creation Granular, user generated; collaborative editing; method and variety of file-type uploading Search and Tagging Labeling and retrieval with user-generated ontology/ folksonomy; content/attachment search Linking Hypertext link to redirect to internal content/attachments and outside resources Notifications RSS feed; email subscription; push vs. pull; frequency Extras Embedded flash/video; media/image editing; templates; integrated calendar; plug-ins; user/page analytics