Content-Type: text/html Hi Lee, That is a good idea. Perhaps we can use numbers instead of "X" so that it is easier to tally in the end. Maybe partial is a 0.5 and a full is 1. What does the group think? Jamie On 10/14/10 10:46 AM, "Lee Dotson" <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Hi Jamie, > > Great minds think alike! The only difference is that I was going to give the > partial fulfillment ones a lower case x and the ones that met all functions an > upper case X. If no functions are met I have left blank. > > Lee > >>>> Jamie Rogers <[log in to unmask]> 10/14/2010 10:42 AM >>> > Hello Lee, > > I just began the evaluation for Digital Commons as well. I had a very > similar idea. I am not sure if this is the preferred method, but I indicated > in red text which requirement out of the group that was not met and gave a > brief explanation. I also left the group without a "X" if one function of > the group is not met. > > Jamie > > > On 10/14/10 10:25 AM, "Lee Dotson" <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I am working on the CONTENTdm evaluation and need some input. I am >> comfortable >> responding to most of the lettered sections, but not sure about how to >> respond >> to the "CHARACTERISTICS AND SERVICES DESIRED IN A DIGITAL LIBRARY SERVICE >> PROVIDER" at the bottom. Should we respond to these as the current provider >> or >> only respond to questions above about the system itself? >> >> Also, some of the requirements have multiple functions listed in a single >> row. >> For example, under A. Architecture #4 reads "A bibliographic item can easily >> be added to a collection, assigned to a new collection, allocated to multiple >> collections, or deleted from a collection by library." If individual aspects >> of the requirement do not meet the requirement (like if an item cannot easily >> be assigned to a new collection), I have been changing the text to red and >> was >> planning to add a brief explanation. Will that work or should I do something >> different? I just started reviewing so am totally amenable to any changes at >> this point. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Lee >> >>