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Tool no.xx - The Blah Blah

A subtitle - make it longer, more contextualised, precise description that also works in the description box

  • (start with a helpful image - maximum vertical dimension should be small - the above image is 49 pixcels high). Width is less of a problem (=75 pixcels)
  • This should guide understanding / lighten the burden of reading. (please see agreed format for more formatting info.)

The Tool's Purpose

  • What does the use of this tool aim to achieve?
  • What are the desired outcomes from the use of this tool?
  • What to watch out for in order to achieve successful results
  • Reliability - (e.g. estimate likely success on a scale of 1-10)

The Tool's Context

  • What is the reason for developing this tool?
  • Who needs it?
  • What might it replace that already exists?

The Tool's Process

  • Is it dependent upon other tools (co-usage)?
  • What would my client actually have to do in order to make this work? (e.g. list of instructions)
  • Context/conditions for use

An Example

  • What pictures / instances / case studies would help the reader? (specific and detailed – give context for use)

Provenance

  • What concept/s inspired the idea / its creation?
  • Date that the idea for it surfaced within m21
  • Names of m21 members who influenced/inspired it
  • Names of other authors/inventors
  • CITATION - please ensure that you provide full, accurate source details (See referencing (external link))
    • Smith, J. (2005a). Dutch Citing Practices. The Hague: Holland Research Foundation
    • Smith, J. (2005b). Harvard Referencing. London: Jolly Good Publishing
  • We may need to think about a glossary of categories
  • We may find we don't need categories <?>
  • The final keyword list may become really important
  • What other m21 tools have a family resemblance, or similar purpose? (e.g. Tool no.1 : Peer-to-Peer Topologies)

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