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 ====Access Problem for schools====
-Many Irish schools have their Internet connections provided through an agreement administered by [http://www.fortinet.com Fortinet]. [http://www.fortinet.com Fortinet] use filtering software to block access to some classifications of web site. It is staff in the USA who classify these sites, and they had not classified either by [http://www.nsec.info NSEC (nsec.info)] or [http://www.e-consultation.org the rsearch team (e-consultation.org)]. So, pupils in the Irish schools could not see the projects web sites. Eventually, an [http://www.ispa.org.uk/ Internet Service Provider], [http://www.heanet.ie HEANET] arranged to [http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=RNWE%2CRNWE%3A2004-43%2CRNWE%3Aen&q=define%3A+whitelist whitelist] the sites, overriding the opinions of the US staff who know little about Irish web sites.
+Many Irish schools have their Internet connections provided through an agreement administered by [http://www.fortinet.com Fortinet]. [http://www.fortinet.com Fortinet] use filtering software to block access to some classifications of web site. It is staff in the USA who classify these sites.  The administrators had not classified either [http://www.nsec.info NSEC's (nsec.info)] or [http://www.e-consultation.org the rsearch team's (e-consultation.org) sites]. So, pupils in the Irish schools could not see the projects web sites. Eventually, an [http://www.ispa.org.uk/ Internet Service Provider], [http://www.heanet.ie HEANET] arranged to [http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=RNWE%2CRNWE%3A2004-43%2CRNWE%3Aen&q=define%3A+whitelist whitelist] the sites, overriding the opinions of the US staff who know little about Irish web sites.
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 However, a multi-stranded plan meant that, for each target group involved, there was a corresponding level of research required to understand the participants experience with the technology and the optimal way in which to access these groups.
+*A simple but telling exemplar of this issue was demonstrated in the fact that of the 300 e-mails to a mailing list provided by a state agency, over 25% were returned due to incorrect addresses.
-A simple but telling exemplar of this issue was demonstrated in the fact that of the 300 e-mails to a mailing list provided by a state agency, over 25% were returned due to incorrect addresses. Furthermore internet security protocols employed in the modern school environment meant that very often there was no way of adequately ensuring that e-mails were being received by the intended recipients, or that they could not access the consultation web sites.
+*Furthermore internet security protocols employed in the modern school environment meant that very often there was no way of adequately ensuring that e-mails were being received by the intended recipients, or that they could not access the consultation web sites.
 ====Access Problem for schools====

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−	This page outlines the [[Participant_Experiences#~~Participant Types~~\|stakeholder groups] as well as the key inhibiting factor of NSEC's e-consultation effectiveness: [[Participant_Experiences#Complexity_of_the_consultation\|environmental complexity]].	+	This page outlines the [[Participant_Experiences#Participant_Types\|stakeholder groups]] as well as the key inhibiting factor of NSEC's e-consultation effectiveness: [[Participant_Experiences#Complexity_of_the_consultation\|environmental complexity]].

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−	This page outlines the stakeholder groups as well as the key inhibiting factor of NSEC's e-consultation effectiveness: [[Participant_Experiences#Complexity_of_the_consultation\|environmental complexity]].	+	This page outlines the [[Participant_Experiences#Participant Types\|stakeholder groups] as well as the key inhibiting factor of NSEC's e-consultation effectiveness: [[Participant_Experiences#Complexity_of_the_consultation\|environmental complexity]].

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−	This page outlines the key inhibiting factor of NSEC's e-consultation effectiveness: [[Participant_Experiences#Complexity_of_the_consultation\|environmental complexity]].	+	This page outlines the stakeholder groups as well as the key inhibiting factor of NSEC's e-consultation effectiveness: [[Participant_Experiences#Complexity_of_the_consultation\|environmental complexity]].

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−	This page outlines the key inhibiting factor of NSEC's e-consultation effectiveness: [[~~http://www.e-consultation.org/guide/index.php/~~Participant_Experiences#Complexity_of_the_consultation\|environmental complexity]].	+	This page outlines the key inhibiting factor of NSEC's e-consultation effectiveness: [[Participant_Experiences#Complexity_of_the_consultation\|environmental complexity]].

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		+	This page outlines the key inhibiting factor of NSEC's e-consultation effectiveness: environemental complexity.
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	==Complexity of the consultation==		==Complexity of the consultation==
	Although referred to as the [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] trial, from the outset both the [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] management and the [http://www.e-consultation.org e-consultation researchers] were aware of the complexity of the consultation domain and that the work programme and subsequent relationship between [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] and the e-consultation would last longer than the duration of the HEA project.		Although referred to as the [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] trial, from the outset both the [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] management and the [http://www.e-consultation.org e-consultation researchers] were aware of the complexity of the consultation domain and that the work programme and subsequent relationship between [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] and the e-consultation would last longer than the duration of the HEA project.

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	===NSEC Evaluation===		===NSEC Evaluation===
−	Turning from the consultees to the consulters, [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] claimed to be particularly satisfied with the [http://e-consultation.org research team’s] work, and are planning to transfer the [http://nsec.e-consultation.org/wiki/index.php/Welcome web site] and software, the [http://e-consultation.org research team] designed for them, to [http://www.nsec.info their own web site]. [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] ~~like~~ the e-consultation tools, but only now have the resources to actually use them in their ongoing consultation. The software may be free, but time and attention of the [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] staff are not.	+	Turning from the consultees to the consulters, [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] [http://www.e-consultation.org/guide/index.php/Participant_Experiences claimed] to be particularly satisfied with the [http://e-consultation.org research team’s] work, and are planning to transfer the [http://nsec.e-consultation.org/wiki/index.php/Welcome web site] and software, the [http://e-consultation.org research team] designed for them, to [http://www.nsec.info their own web site]. [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] liked the e-consultation tools, but only now have the resources to actually use them in their ongoing consultation. The software may be free, but time and attention of the [http://www.nsec.info NSEC] staff are not.