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Functional Requirements for Community-Oriented Software and Technologies

Functional Requirements for Community-Oriented Software and Technologies

Title:Functional Requirements for Community-Oriented Software and Technologies (ID: NLI0532)
Author(s):Darren Cambridge (George Mason University) and Vicki Suter (California Community Colleges, Chancellor's Office)
Topics:Virtual Community
Origin:EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (2005)
Type:Tools
Abstract:This instrument was developed by the authors in conjunction with the members and facilitators of three NLII virtual communities of practice (E-PAC, LOVCOP, Bridging Community). It identifies a range of functionality that software and other technologies should incorporate in order to maximize their effectiveness in meeting the needs of communities of practice. It is a work-in-progress that will be updated to include other requirements, particularly those associated with interactive multimedia functions, as necessary.
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