Difference between revisions of "Organisers"

Latest revision as of 14:07, 23 November 2006

Time (***)

1. Timeline for setting up a website & the various online features
2. What are the time savings between email, e-newsletters & traditional methods?
3. How long will the forumn need to run for?
4. What are the time savings in terms of data analysis & feedback to participants?

Cost (***)

1. What is the cost of setting up a website?
2. What are the running costs of an e-consultation?
3. What are the prices for the relevant software & hardware such as web-iq etc.?

Engagement (***)

1. How can I justify e-consultation in terms of engagement?
2. Who are the people likely to use/not use e-consultation?
3. Will my success in engaging with technically literate people be outweighed by the loss of engagement with non technically literate people?

Case studies (***)

1. What are the examples of successful use of e-consultation in Ireland and/or other countries.

Participation (**)

1. How will the numbers of participants/non-participants be affected.
2. What are the different ways in which I can get people to participate & how are they different to traditional methods.

Skills (***)

1. What skills (technical) will I need.
2. What technical skills will I need to train my staff in.
3. What are the skills that my participants will need.
4. Will I need to hire a technical expert.
5. Will I need to run training days.

Usability (***)

1. How usable is the technology for people who are not technically literate.
2. How do I test the usability of my website & it's features.

Results (***)

1. How do I organise the information I collect.
2. What are the options for creating datasets etc.
3. What kind of software could I use for analysis
4. Will I need training
5. What are the costs

What is e-consultation (**)

1. What is e-consultation
2. What are the main techniques
3. What are examples of its use

Resources (***)

1. How much do I need to spend on staff, training, software, equipment and facilities.

Promotion (***)

1. How is promoting an e-consultation different from a traditional one.
2. What are the ICT based ways of contacting people with publicity.
3. How do I persuade people to use ICT especially the website.
4. How do I get people to engage in the consulation once they are on the website.
5. How do I use ICT to maintain their interest throughout the process.

Why e-consultation (**)

1. When is it appropiate to use e-consulation in instead of or in tandem with traditional methods.

Guidelines (***)

1. What are the major issuse in terms of ethics, security, privacy, copyright, intellectual property rights etc.

Translation (***)

What techniques can I use to translate

1. What my technical experts are teeling me.
2. The role & nature of the technology being used to my staff and respondents.

Security (**)

1. How can I collect & store information securely
2. How do I restrict access to the website & e-consultation to the intended particpants.
3. How do I persuade participants that ICT is safe and that they should feel safe in putting their views online.
4. Can people view the input of others without being able to tamper with it.

Technology (**)

What are the various technologies I could use to

1. Publicise the e-consultation.
2. Stay in contact & update participants.
3. Get theie views.
4. Collective writing.
5. Conduct a survey.
6. Organise meetings.
7. Consult over long distnaces.

Design, planning, Stragies (***)

1. What are the stages in organising an e-consultation.
2. What are the design difference between online & traditional techniques i.e. surveys.