TAILIEUCHUNG - JISC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES Project Document Cover Sheet

The Steering Committee includes management representing the departments which make up the organization. The Steering Committee provides strategic oversight for changes which impact the overall organization. The purpose of the Steering Committee is to ensure that changes within the organization are effected in such a way that it benefits the organization as a whole. The Steering Committee requires communication on matters which will change the scope of the project and its deliverables. Technical Lead The Technical Lead is a person on the Project Team who is designated to be responsible for ensuring that all technical aspects. | BVREH JISC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES Project Document Cover Sheet PROJECT PLAN Project Project Acronym BVREH Project ID Project Title Building a Virtual Research Environment for the Humanities Start Date 01-04-2005 End Date 30-09-2006 Lead Institution Oxford University Project Director Professor Alan Bowman Project Manager contact details Ms Ruth Kirkham Classics Centre Old Boys School George Street Oxford OX1 2RL Tel 01865 288394 Partner Institutions Project Web URL Programme Name and number Virtual Research Environments Programme Programme Manager Maia Dimitrova Document Document Title Project Plan Reporting Period Author s project role Alan Bowman Project Director Charles Crowther Principal Investigator Ruth Kirkham Project Manager John Pybus Technical Support Officer Date 30-06-2005 Filename URL Access Project and JISC internal E General dissemination Document History Version Date Comments 20-06-2005 Project Plan first draft for circulation to team and Programme Manager 1a 30-06-2005 Project Plan - Draft approved by project team BVREH- Project Plan - - 30-06-2005 Overview of Project 1. Background Research activities in Humanities subject fields have traditionally centred on the work of individual scholars and small groups. Their needs are now increasingly being served by the availability of networked resources which in some fields have already transformed the way in which research is undertaken. In general however while the scale and intensity of collaborative research activity in other disciplines have grown rapidly in step with developments in ICT progress and awareness of similar possibilities in the Humanities have been less marked. A preliminary survey of ICT use in research projects within the Humanities Division in the University of Oxford carried out in summer 2004 has identified a number of areas of need and overlapping interest which provide a context for the

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