The Delphi technique

Thangaratinam, Shakila; Redman, C. W. E.

doi:10.1576/toag.7.2.120.27071

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“…Responses to the open-ended questions were analyzed qualitatively, then were edited and used to construct the second questionnaire (Pickard, 2007;Thangaratinam and Redman, 2005). The researcher made a table (see Appendix) of the statements that reached an overall consensus, this includes -one definition statement and thirteen competence statements.…”

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A study of digital curator competences: A survey of experts

Madrid¹

2013

International Information & Library Review

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“…(Pickard, 2007;Thangaratinam and Redman, 2005). Competence statements that reached consensus in Round I and II were organized together to be presented for Round III instrument.…”

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A study of digital curator competences: A survey of experts

Madrid¹

2013

International Information & Library Review

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“…The Delphi method needs a minimum of two rounds of survey and most studies use only two or three rounds to obtain the consensus of experts [80]. In this present study, consensus was achieved after two rounds.…”

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“…This is to ensure that these criteria and sub-criteria are important for the evaluation of e-LS. An expert is any individual with relevant knowledge and experience of particular topic [80]. Respondents in this study were selected from organizations that implement e-Learning.…”

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Determining Evaluation Criteria And Sub-Criteria For E-Learning Software

Saad

Abdullah

Shuib

2017

MJCS

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Today's demands for e-learning have led to the emergence of numerous and diverse e-Learning software (e-LS) products in the market. With such a myriad of choices, selecting an e-LS can be difficult. In any software evaluation process, evaluation criteria are important for correct selection to be made. However, in the case of e-LS selection, information about its evaluation criteria is lacking. Hence, a Delphi study was conducted to identify the evaluation criteria for e-LS. This paper presents the study and its results. Eleven criteria and 66 sub-criteria were identified from the literature. A questionnaire comprising the criteria as items was distributed to 31 experts in the first round. 16 sub-criteria were added by the experts. After two Delphi rounds, three criteria were considered as being extremely important and eight criteria as important. One sub-criteria was rejected as it did not achieve the majority of expert consensus. In total, 11 criteria and 81 sub-criteria were obtained from this study. The results of this study indicate that these criteria and sub-criteria are important in the evaluation of e-LS.

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“…The scientific merit of this technique had been proven by the credibility in selection of panel experts, procedures of data gathering, justifiable consensus and explanation on its implementation 22,23) .…”

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Identification of Competencies for Malaysian Occupational Safety and Health Professionals

Daud¹,

Ismail

Omar

2010

Ind Health

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Competencies of occupational safety and health (OSH) professionals have become a concern due to the significance of safety management in the field of safety engineering. The purpose of this article is to identify competencies needed by OSH professionals. These competencies are required by professionals in administrating and enforcing legislations related to OSH in Malaysia. This study used Delphi technique in three rounds of data collection. The benefits of this research approach are the use of experts in gaining opinions without time and geographical restraints. The results show 25 generic competencies with combinations of cognitive, interpersonal and intrapersonal competencies and 33 functional or specific competencies including knowledge and skills needed by OSH professionals. Both generic and functional competencies are also divided into threshold and differentiating competencies that would be used to differentiate average and excellent performance of OSH professionals.

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The Delphi technique

Cited by 365 publications

References 22 publications

A study of digital curator competences: A survey of experts

A study of digital curator competences: A survey of experts

Determining Evaluation Criteria And Sub-Criteria For E-Learning Software

Identification of Competencies for Malaysian Occupational Safety and Health Professionals

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