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Deliverable presents a toolkit concept for inclusive research, implying a structured approach to collaboration.
Objective Deliverable 3.2 presents the concept of a toolkit for inclusive inter- and transdisciplinary research. The purpose of Deliverable 3.2 is fourfold: To explore approaches and methodologies of organizing tools in toolkits. To elaborate a conceptual framework for FoSSNet toolkit. To conceive structure, content and layout of the FoSSNet toolkit. To present examples of FoSSNet tools. Methods These objectives are addressed by applying the following methods: (i) mapping and review of available toolkits; (ii) in-depth and comparative analysis of four toolkits for inter- and transdisciplinary research; (iii) conceptual analysis and elaboration of a conceptual model for the FoSSNet toolkit; (iv) identification and piloting of practical tools. The concept development has been informed by research activities and their outcomes in WP3 and other work packages. Results Different ways of organizing tools in toolkits have been established. Four toolkits for inter- and transdisciplinary research are analyzed in-depth with regards to their structure, specific tools and strengths and weaknesses. A conceptual framework and model for FoSSNet toolkit is elaborated. It embraces structural and process dimensions of inclusive research. Visual solutions for toolkit layout are considered. Criteria for FoSSNet tools has been established. The tool description template is elaborated. An initial list of FoSSNet tools is proposed. Examples of original FoSSNet tools are piloted and described according to the template. Activities of further toolkit elaboration are planned. A list of tools available for toolkit is provided in Appendix.
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