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Timeline & Results : Phase I: Workplan

 

Task Staff
1. Update literature review on e-mail and desktop records management.
Monnig & Chang

2. Arrange with units for participation.

Holt, Monnig, Chang & Pyatt
3. Develop the final survey to send to study participants to ask specific questions regarding their management of e-mail and desktop electronic documents & records.
Conway, Monnig, & Tibbo; reviewed by entire Grant Advisory Committee
4. Develop web-based survey form that will dump responses into a database.
Monnig & Tibbo
5. Collection of data from the survey.
Monnig, Chang & Tibbo
6. Analysis of the survey results.
Holt, Monnig, Pyatt, Tibbo, & Holder
7. Finalization of interview protocols for in-depth data collection from a subsample of the survey domain.
Conway, Monnig, & Tibbo; reviewed by entire Grant Advisory Committee
8. Training of Project Manager to do field interview and training of Assistant Project Manager to do field interviews.
Monnig & Tibbo
9. Collection of data from participants via individual interviews and possibly focus groups.
Monnig, Chang, Pyatt, & Tibbo

10. Transcription/write up of data from interviews.

Monnig & Chang
11. Interviewing academic technology staff from participating universities as to the types/models of e-mail systems and desktop applications used on campus, technical capabilities and limitations, their involvement in e-mail and other document management, and their views of ERMSs.

Holt, Pyatt, Holder, Winget, Chang, Tibbo, Conway

 

 

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