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What people say about this reportThere's a very useful new study titled "Personalisation in Presentation Services" authored by Neil Smith, Seb Schmoller and Nicky Ferguson and commissioned by the UK Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC). It's a broad look at how personalization technologies can be deployed in a variety of information environments. An excellent academic paper on personalization as a business case I enjoyed it and thought it very useful. Also, refreshingly, it was more inclusive of a variety of perspectives than some of what I have read. Thank you for bringing your report to my attention. I read it on the plane and found it very interesting. I plan to pull some of your summary into an email message and post a link to the mylib-dev mailing list. Included by Educause in The EDUCAUSE Information Resources Library Recommended by Stephen Downes in his Online Learning daily briefing Recommended resource in e-Learning Centre. See their Library Recommended resource in The Finnish Digital Learning Business Portal. See Reports Recommended resource in CURL/SCONUL Digest of Scholarly Communication News - October 2004 . See 9. THE BENEFITS FROM PERSONALIZING WEB SERVICES ... makes for interesting reading; and not just for the JISC, but for everyone interested in personalising the information they present to users Google search for "personalisation" Summary of Contents1.1 The call and its background 1.2 The wider background 1.3 Terminology and definitions in this study 1.4 Authors 3 Methodology - the way we did the study 3.1 Literature review 3.2 Face to face interviews 3.3 Regional workshops 3.4 Email questionnaire 4.1 UK context 4.2 Wider context 5.1 Summary of sources 5.2 Product Summaries 6.1 The role of portals 6.2 What do users want? What do they need? 6.3 Access and accessibility 6.4 Authentication, Authorisation and Accounting (AAA) 6.5 Profiles and preferences 6.6 Issues outside the scope of the personalisation study 7 To personalise? - incentives and impediments 7.1 The business case for personalisation in the UK academic community 7.2 Implementation issues and impediments 11 Appendices 11.2 Participants, respondents, interviewees, people who have helped 11.6 JISC Information Environment Architecture 11.7 Charles Leadbeater's new script for public service |