Mapping schema of Target Users Sample Clauses

Mapping schema of Target Users. As can be seen, the schema aligns target users categories (see section 4.5 Target user tables) with the professions / type of workplace fields of the expert list. The mapping overview is split into:  macro categories  specific target users categories and their general roles  profession  type of workplace 1.1 User Requirements and Use Cases. (Xxxxxxxxx et al. 2010), which was based on target user groups used in other projects and existing literature on defining target users. The schema has been further refined based on the practical experiences of setting up the user group of experts and the feedback in the user surveys. We found that the relation between target user categories (for details, see section 4.5 Target user tables) and the type of professions and workplaces indicated in the expert user list and on the portal are often hard to match, since a lot of people are cross-domain experts. For instance, performers are often also teachers, students frequently work in a cultural heritage institution as well, and ICT staff can work in the archive of a theatre. Therefore, the overview of ‘Type of workplace’ in Figure 1: Mapping schema of Target Users above contains an overview of the most common categories and have not explicitly been linked to the specific target user categories. Futhermore, some professions were either removed or refined. The profession “lawyer” used in the first version of the mapping schema was for instance too generic and not per se relevant for ECLAP, but IPR experts are indeed an important target user group (especially for Working Group B: IPR and Business Models for Content). The target user category ‘Community centres’ was also removed, since it was deemed as marginally relevant and not as a core target user group. 2.1. The table below shows the comparison amongst these two different categorizations. By doing so, we obtained categories employed by actual target users in their ECLAP portal profiles, matched with information included in the fields of the expert's list.