User Tasks Sample Clauses

User Tasks. Table 2 then identifies key tasks for the main user types. Listed tasks represent some of the main activities engaged in by producers and consumers of paths in each of the four domains. These are generalised tasks, and used are for example purposes only; they are not intended to be a comprehensive list at this stage. Some tasks may involve both producers and consumers working together, for example a teacher directing students in a learning activity that involves the creation of a path. Other tasks are undertaken solely by a producer or a consumer, although it is likely that most producers have one or more consumer groups in mind. Some tasks may be undertaken collaboratively; for example, students may be required to work together on a learning exercise, and designing an exhibition may primarily be the task of a curator, but they may receive input from their educator and marketing colleagues. Further details of user tasks are extrapolated from the interview data in Sections 5 and 6, and then developed into use cases in Section 8. Table 1 PATHS domains, with producers and consumers Heritage Education General Professional Producer Consumer Producer Consumer Producer Consumer Producer Consumer  Curator  General  School  Learners  „Culture  Producer‟s  Tourism  Service users  Librarian / visitors teacher  Producer vulture‟ social  Creative – general archivist  Family  University groups in the  Creative network industries  Service users  Education visitors teacher Education hobbyist (e.g. (known)  Publisher –professional officer  Tourist  Other teacher domain photographer  Other general  Librarian /  Producer‟s  Outreach visitors  Learners  Producer‟s / artist) users archivist professional  Marketing /  Education (directed by professional  Lifelong (unknown)  Professional network PR visitors teacher) network learner  Producer creative (e.g.  Producer  Community  Researcher  Genealogist groups from photographer groups from groups  Librarian /  Amateur the General / designer / all other  Producer‟s archivist historian domain journalist) domains professional  Tourist  Consumer network groups from  Producer and all other Consumers domains from all other domains Key The primary producer types have been highlighted and classified by their primary task. Those producer categories that are not highlighted are seen as secondary users of PATHS at the present time. Creative Teaching Research Information Hybrid Table 2 PATHS domains, wi...
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