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*What are the ''minimum'' conditions for this project to be considered practical, ethical, and academic research from the perspective of external sponsoring stakeholders? | *What are the ''minimum'' conditions for this project to be considered practical, ethical, and academic research from the perspective of external sponsoring stakeholders? | ||
**What needs to be documented? | **What needs to be documented? | ||
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**What needs to be practically implemented? | **What needs to be practically implemented? | ||
**What deadlines need to be met? | **What deadlines need to be met? | ||
| - | **Who | + | **Who is allowed/expected to contribute to the project? |
| + | **What ethical standard does the sponsoring stakeholder expect the project to uphold? | ||
Revision as of 21:54, 21 October 2012
Intro
This is the tidy and bare-bones version of the initial questions framework from the 2012-13 GRAND Assessment Framework . The framework starts with the assumption that the group research project involves practical game design, and continues by asking the most significant over-arching questions.
Stakeholders
- Who are the stakeholders in this project?
- ethical
- financial
- institutional
- personal
Expectations
- What are the minimum conditions for this project to be considered practical, ethical, and academic research from the perspective of external sponsoring stakeholders?
- What needs to be documented?
- What needs to be practically implemented?
- What deadlines need to be met?
- Who is allowed/expected to contribute to the project?
- What ethical standard does the sponsoring stakeholder expect the project to uphold?
