The Wiki & the Domestic Abuse Foundation 1BUSM2392 Assignment 2

Introduction The Domestic Abuse Foundation was established in 2008 by Sally McGregor, a inspirational victim and survivor of domestic abuse. DAF is a non for profit foundation and soley exists from donations DAF is based in Melbourne, Australia and since Feburary 2008, now has coverage Australia wide. DAF porvides free services including shelter, counselling, legal and medical advice to all victims of domestic abuse BUSM2392 Assignment 2 2

Vision Statement To promote the eradication of domestic violence across Australia To ensure the saftey of survivors and provide them with access to services To hold offenders accountable for the violence they perpetrate To encourage better policy surrounding impact on survivors of domestic abuse BUSM2392 Assignment 2 3

Mission Statement Provide a voice for survivors of domestic violence Change societies attitudes that promote domestic violence Ensure that all people have knowledge and access to all services BUSM2392 Assignment 2 4

An identified need Recently is has come to the attention of DAF management that current code of standards, specifically in the area of councelling, are outdated. Therefore, a small internal team of staff members has been established to develop a new custom set of ethical standards, for the use with cliental of DAF. BUSM2392 Assignment 2 5

DAF ECCD Team The ethical code of conduct development team Sophie- Team Leader Christian- Technician Manager Eli- Project- Research Manager Michael- Quality Manager BUSM2392 Assignment 2 6 Technician Manager Quality Manager Research Manager Team Leader

Tour of DAF Wiki Enter DAF wiki BUSM2392 Assignment 2 7

Aims and Objectives To provide qualitative foundations to the staff at DAF surrounding the implementation of new set of ethical standards. To keep all DAF staff Australia wide informed of current ethical standards and changes been made. Only the development team can edit the Wiki, all staff Australia wide can view and read the Wiki BUSM2392 Assignment 2 8

Wiki Progress Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4 First group meetingTask Allocations made Ethics posted on Wiki Communications page created The Domestic Abuse Foundation (DAF) and Ethical Standards was chosen Virtual Team meeting 1 Literature Review made Oral presentation DAF positions were assigned Company mission and aims developed Virtual Team meeting 2 Team meeting 2 DAF WikiLiterature researched Need for communications page Finalisations of roles in oral presentation BUSM2392 Assignment 2 9

Why a Wiki? This short Youtube demonstrates advantages and disadvantages of the Wiki for information collaboration 8 BUSM2392 Assignment 2 10

Disadvantages If not made private; Open to SPAM and Vandalism Information privacy could be compromised BUSM2392 Assignment 2 11 Internet and electricity connections required Could become disorganised

Advantages Anyone can edit Easy to use Instantaneous Virtual Tracking progress made easy Don’t have to be technical Custom made structures BUSM2392 Assignment 2 12

Professional Literature BUSM2392 Assignment 2 13

Evaluation Usefulness of Wiki Communication problems Lack of literature Deadlines Understanding the Wiki BUSM2392 Assignment 2 14

References BUSM2392 Assignment 2 15 Antioch University New England Library 2006, Antioch University New England Library Staff Training and Support Wiki, viewed 14 July 2008, ining_and_support_wiki/this_wiki?wpid= Baumeister, J, Reutelshoefer, J & Puppe F 2007, ‘KnowWE – community- based knowledge capture with knowledge wikis’, K-CAP’07, Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Knowledge Capture, Whistler, Canada, 28–31 October 2007, ACM, New York, pp. 189–190, viewed 14 July 2008, Barsky, E & Giustini, D 2007, ‘Introducing web 2.0: Wikis for health librarians’, Journal of the Canadian Health Libraries Association, vol. 28, pp. 147– 150, viewed 14 July 2008, Fichter, D 2006, ‘Using wikis to support online collaboration in libraries’, Information Outlook, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 30–31.

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