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TID+ E-Participation Project Wiki
TID+ is a newly-launched project (launched at the beginning of 2007) aimed at the evaluation, enhancement and packaging of an e-participation tool TOM (the acronym of the phrase “today I decide” in the Estonian language) as an open source "software appliance". Building on an existing web platform launched in 2001, the project aims to deliver substantive recommendations for empowering citizens via e-participation. TID+ is funded by the EU as a part of its eParticipationinitiative and brings together experts from the Estonian E-Governance Academy (http://www.ega.ee), the Estonian State Chancellery and the European University Institute (http://www.eui.eu).
Latest Project Deliverable: Plea]]> Wed, 13 Aug 2008 13:38:07 +0000 mod http://tidywork.pbwiki.com/Original+frontpage email.hidden@example.com (Steven) Steven added Original frontpage (frontpage as it was)

! TID+ E-Participation Project Wiki

TID+ is a newly-launched project (launched at the beginning of 2007) aimed at the evaluation, enhancement and packaging of an e-participation tool [https://www.eesti.ee/tom|TOM] (the acronym of the phrase “today I decide” in the Estonian language) as an open source \"software appliance\". Building on an existing web platform launched in 2001, the project aims to deliver substantive recommendations for empowering citizens via e-participation. TID+ is funded by the EU as a part of its [http://www.eu-participation.eu|eParticipation initiative] and brings together experts from the Estonian E-Governance Academy (http://www.ega.ee), the Estonian State Chancellery and the European University Institute (http://www.eui.eu).

**Latest Project Deliverable: Please click on the side bar on the right to view the analysis report of the TOM e-participation tool covering the years 2001-2007**

Project proposal (as .doc file]]> Wed, 13 Aug 2008 13:33:18 +0000 add http://tidywork.pbwiki.com/FrontPage email.hidden@example.com (Steven) Steven edited FrontPage Please note: as the TID+ project is drawing to an end, the results of the project are made available on http://www.tidplus.net This website will be fully functional from June 30st, 2008 onwards, and will also showcase the final software.
TID+ E-Participation Project Wiki
TID+ is a newly-launched project (launched at the beginning of 2007) aimed at the evaluation, enhancement and packaging of an e-participation tool TOM (the acronym of the phrase “today I decide” in the Estonian language) as an open source "software appliance". Building on an existing web platform launched in 2001, the project aims to deliver substantive recommendations for empowering citizens via e-participation. TID+ is funded by the EU as a part of its eParticipationinitiative and brings together experts from the Estonian E-Governance Academy (http://www.ega.ee), the Estonian State Chancellery and the European University Institute (http://www.eui.eu).
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**The following reflects discussions on the type of license that is to be used when publishing the TID+ software.**

The TID+ software is made available under GPL license, with no limitations concerning the right of anyone to adapt, add, implement and otherwise use, other than that the result of this activity needs to be made available under the same permissive conditions. It is equally important to this project that no third party can commercialise the TID+ software, or use it to create a commercial software without communicating the source code.

A worry exists concerning the consequences of the use of GPL license where it comes to software made available online. What is based on GPL licensed elements can be used as long as the end result is published under a license that is at least as permissive as GPL. There is however discussion whether or not this also entails the online publishing of software. Summarised, the question is as follows: if you create a service through adapting elements ]]> Tue, 04 Mar 2008 15:26:35 +0000 add http://tidywork.pbwiki.com/Test+scenario email.hidden@example.com (Peeter Marvet) Peeter Marvet edited Test scenario invitations-only beta-testing for users that have been participating in earlier phases of TID+ (interviews, questionnaire)
recording and analysing select users new to the system in performing common tasks
General tasksTasks for alpha-testting alpha-testing
Target is to process "tens of ideas" (at least 20) through TID and gather user feedback:
each tester needs to create at least 5 ideas
admin-tester periodically checks the inbound queue like at the start of working day. Is it simple to quickly deal with new ideas and issues, are additional notifications needed (or perhaps minimizing disturbance by grouping ideas together and alerting admin only after certain threshold or at certain hour?)
admin-tester suddenly needs to be replaced by another admin, who is trained and has practice but has not been admin during "few weeks" (in testing period probably few days). Is it easy to take over the job and understand the status ]]> Tue, 04 Mar 2008 13:26:14 +0000 mod http://tidywork.pbwiki.com/Test+scenario email.hidden@example.com (Peeter Marvet) Peeter Marvet edited Test scenario admin-tester is constantly following the process and guarantees smooth flow of process
user-testers have option to log in as admin in case they want to speed up the process of finding the way to reproduce a problem (user-testers should use the admin access only for this purpose)
found problems problems/suggestions as a new "idea" (with special category tag)
Reading ideas, registering
unregistered user arrives having heard the name of web (to frontpage), tries to find somehting interesting. What is the first impression, is it possible to get overview,]]> Tue, 04 Mar 2008 11:26:21 +0000 mod http://tidywork.pbwiki.com/Test+scenario email.hidden@example.com (Peeter Marvet) Peeter Marvet added Test scenario Due to delays and changes in project it is reasonable to perform testing in two stages: first to make sure base functionality of developments ordered by SC performs as expected, second to test TID+-specific additions as soon as they are ready. According to current development agreement it should be possible to do both using test environment set up for SC and delay public launch of \"new TID\" in Estonia until the TID+ additions have been also tested and ready for use.

This means some extra burden specially for invited beta testers who are not part of organisations participating in TID+ and who would expect to see finished system. We believe though, that providing them access in early stage and so leaving more room for suggestions resulting from testing to implemented would compensate that.

As [TID technical specification] is publicly available testers are able to see already planned changes and can concentrate on possible shortcomings that are not described earlier.

!!Testing of base-TID

* closed ]]> Tue, 04 Mar 2008 09:59:19 +0000 add http://tidywork.pbwiki.com/Testi-stsenaarium email.hidden@example.com (Peeter Marvet) Peeter Marvet added Testi-stsenaarium TOMi ehk osalusveebi ideede-osa testimine on mõistlik läbi viia mitmes järgus, seda nii osalejate aja mõistliku kasutamise pärast kui ka vajadusest alustada baas-TOMi testimisega enne, kui on arendus jõuab TID+ funktsionaalsuse realiseerimiseni.

Osalejad võivad huvi korral tutvuda [TID technical specification] kirjeldatud täiendustega - need on enam-vähem samal kujul sees ka arenduse tööplaanis.

!!Baas-TOMi testimine

* siseringi alfa-test veendumaks funktsionaalsuse vastamises spetsifikatsioonile
* kutsetega beeta-test varasemates faasides osalenud kasutajatele
* üksikute \"reaalsete kasutajate\" tegevuse jälgimine, ekraanivideo salvestmine

!!!Alfa-testi juhised

Vaja on läbi viia vähemalt N (10? 20?) idee \"menetlus\", selleks on meil vaja:

* testija ülesanne on luua vähemalt 5 ideed
* osaleda teiste hääletamisfaasis olevate ideede kommenteerimisel ja hääletmisel
* osaleda saadud vastuse kommenteerimisel või algatada vastusest lähtuv muudetud idee
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users should have the right to moderate comments (unavoidable if the system is used by a large number of people)
self0moderationselfmoderation should be multi-level, to catch users who use moderation to silence opposition – like the karma function on http://slashdot.org
Sample: user's profile page from Dell's ideastorm.com, a site where people can present and vote on ideas about improving Dell products and services.
Trackability
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Dear reviewer,
For your convenience, we have grouped all relevant documents on this page. Please download them from here and send us a mail when this is done. You can use the same mailaddress for questions or clarifications. As these documents in this form are not for public use, they can then be removed again.
]]> Thu, 29 Nov 2007 21:35:48 +0000 mod http://tidywork.pbwiki.com/Review email.hidden@example.com (Steven) Steven edited Review Dear reviewer,
For your convenience, we have grouped all relevant documents on this page. Please download them from here and send us a mail when this is done. You can use the same mailaddress for questions or clarifications. As these documents in this form are not for public use, they can then be removed again.
information: FINAL TID+ eParticipation grant_agreement.pdf Grant agreement final.pdf
The analysis report (D3): TID analysis report v1.pdf
Technical specifications (D7): Technical specifications_d7.pdf
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For your convenience, we have grouped all relevant documents on this page. Please download them from here and send us a mail when this is done. You can use the same mailaddress for questions or clarifications. As these documents in this form are not for public use, they can then be removed again.
other information: information: FINAL TID+ eParticipation grant_agreement.pdf
The analysis report (D3): TID analysis report v1.pdf
(D7): Technical specifications_d7.pdf
Procedural recommendations (D8): Procedural recommendations prel_d8.pdf
The intermediate technical report (except financial information, which has been sent as original documents paper only) only): Intermediate technical report_final.pdf
With thanks and kind regards,
Steven
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