Dear All
I'd like to raise the issue of pFACT user documentation at the user
group in November, but just wonder if it is something that others are
worried about or have you all written your own? I have to confess that
we rely on a small 'Introduction to pFACT leaflet' which just gives new
users the very basics on getting started.
I've just checked and the latest guides we have - one for PIs and one
for Systems Users, were last updated in 2007 by Baum Hart and relate to
version 2.2. Most of us are now using v 2.03 I think. These guides are
also very long (PI Guide - 117 pages!) and not easy to use asthey
evolved with the original system I think. I think they could do with
being re-written, unless anyone is aware of a later/ better version?
Alternatively, might it be possible for a university which has produced
their own more user-friendly guide(s) to make these available, through
Unit4, to all users to adapt for their own purposes and be compensated
by Unit4, perhaps through a reduction in the service charge?
Any thoughts on this please, including from Unit4?
Thanks
Best wishes
Hazel
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Ms Hazel Wallis
Head of Research Support and Funding
Research Development and Support Office
University of Bath
Claverton Down
BATH BA2 7AY
Tel +44 1225 386822
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http://www.bath.ac.uk/rdso/
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