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Reviewers can accept, accept with minor changes, accept with major changes, or reject the deliverable (requiring a substantial rework to be done on the deliverable). The following Table 5 presents in detail the steps of the colMOOC internal review process. ‘M’ stands for ‘Month’ and ‘DD’ for ‘Due Date’. Table 5: colMOOC Internal Review Process Timing Internal Review Process M1 of the deliverable development The DLP (namely the Workpackage Leader) should: 1) Upload the deliverable template as a shared document to an appropriate web utility (for exampleGoogle Drive’ could be used) 2) Integrate in the template the Table of Contents including also some leading explanatory lines in each section, explaining the content to bi integrated in ech place. If the deliverable is software tool then an outline should be included describing the technical item and its main operational features; for MOOCs deliverables the syllabus should be included. In all the above cases a time plan for implementing the deliverable should also be integrated in this initial version of the deliverable. 3) Disseminate the shared document link to all participating partners and to the Project Coordinator (this should be version 0.1) The Deliverable Lead Partner (DLP) is responsible for monitoring, guiding and coordinating the development of the document deliverable. During the development work an appropriate link to the shared document should be available at the colMOOC wiki pages to guide partners to easily locate the document. DD - 30 days The DLP sends to the reviewers the deliverable ready to be reviewed for 15 days. This is the version v.R1 of the deliverable. For example: “D8.1_colMOOC_DisseminationPlan_2017-11-30_v.R1.docx” The DLP will provide the review version as well as all other needed documentation to the assigned reviewer. The DLP can provide the review version to reviewers either as an independent file or as a web shared document. DD - 15 days Reviewers provide the review. The reviewers perform a full review of the deliverable validating it according to the established quality metrics. The review results will be reported in an official review-form provided by the consortium. The reviewers also provide the version v.R2 of the deliverable (annotated with reviewers’ comments, remarks, etc.) DD – 5 days The DLP will address each of the reviewer comments in the deliverable and document relevant answers. If necessary the DLP will ask contributing partners to further work and elaborate on their con...
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