1. T elevision and R adio I ndex for L earning and T eaching In association with EDINA and JISC TRILT offers the most extensive available online UK television and radio listings. It provides fully-searchable details on around 300 channels programmes from June 2001 on, with selected data back to 1995. http://trilt.bufvc.ac.uk

2. Potential Testers UK HE/FE institutions licensed to record and retain copies of programmes BUFVC members (HE, FE and others) TRILT Steering Committee JISC Education- or media-related organisations (NSA, BFI etc) TRILT team, EDINA staff and BUFVC staff Call for volunteers

3. Format Qualitative and quantitative data Two tests: –Alpha (six weeks) for functionality –Beta (eight weeks) for content Questionnaire Interviews Quick response/light user tick box

4. Administration No changes to the database during the test Timing Keeping in touch with testers

5. Assessment and Responses Response rates –Will not be 100% so ensure that the initial sample is large enough Responding to: –Negative comments –Positive comments –Requests for additional content or functionality

6. Ongoing Feedback Informal –Probably relating to individually delivered items Formal –Probably relating to major changes in delivery

7. T elevision and R adio I ndex for L earning and T eaching In association with EDINA and JISC TRILT offers the most extensive available online UK television and radio listings. It provides fully-searchable details on around 300 channels programmes from June 2001 on, with selected data back to 1995. http://trilt.bufvc.ac.uk