Deze presentatie is over het implementeren van een sociaal netwerk voor promovendi. Het blijkt erg lastig, zonder echte ondersteunende tools te bieden, een succesvolle online community te creëren. Focus op onderzoek, niet nog een sociaal netwerk.
I want tobe informed about practical issues related to the PhD. Examples are information on printing your thesis… … to be informed about alumni in my field, … To discuss issues and challenges in the process of doing a PhD , and to share info about research-related events etc. I don't want another social networking site to manage. I already use facebook and LinkedIn… … a place where PhD's can exchange info on things thay want to buy, rent, sell or give away and also on rooms and apartments
research YES socialNO I'm not interested in a social network site at all.... I've never felt the importance of using the portal Opened it once. Did not get the urgency of any of the info I saw . I do see the potential however in the long run!
Maybe I haven'tspent enough time exploring the portal but I have the idea that the structure is confusing. NOT EASY ENOUGH structuur generiek vs specifiek omgangsvormen terminologie herkenbare rollen
1. Waarom? doelstellingenmiddelen beleid functionele ontwerp evaluatiecriteria mensen, geld, toegang tot eindgebruikers… etc. privacy voorwaarden type lidmaatschap ! vraag het de eindgebruiker !
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2. Wie doetWat? Community Manager Content Manager Ambassadeurs … rollen taken ! integratie in software !
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3. Interactie &Communicatie Online/Offline nieuwsbrief email interactie (welkomst email, etc.) survey updates informatie op homepage ! wanneer, waar en hoe !
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