| Support your community -- help improve Eclipse WTP! [message #167548] |
Tue, 25 April 2006 14:38 |
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Originally posted by: project-antoine.cs.ubc.ca
Recruitment for the Eclipse WTP usage study being conducted by UBC is
ongoing, so please consider participating if you haven't already joined
the study. As an added bonus, we are now offering an Amazon gift
certificate and a summary of your usage! I've reposted the call for
participation below or you may visit our website at
http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~lkf/antoine for more information.
Note that if you signed up before April 15th you may still be able to
receive a gift certificate, so please contact us by email
(project-antoine(at)cs.ubc.ca).
Regards,
Leah Findlater
UBC Department of Computer Science
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Support your community -- help improve Eclipse WTP!
Is Eclipse giving you carpal tunnel?
Can you remember Alt-Shift-Q from Alt-Shift-X?
We want to improve your experience with Eclipse. In partnership with IBM,
the Department of Computer Science at the University of British Columbia
is running a study to collect Eclipse WTP usage data. By doing so, we hope
to make improvements to the organization of commands in the user interface
that can be applied to both the Eclipse platform as well as Eclipse-based
projects.
There are many good reasons to participate:
1. It is easy to take part. Your participation will require minimal time,
as it simply involves using Eclipse WTP for your daily work.
2. You'll get a $20 CAD online gift certificate at Amazon! You are
eligible for this if you upload a minimum of one month of data during the
study.
3. Curious about your own usage? We'll send you a summary of your usage
data compared to average usage at the end of the study.
More information, including privacy details and the update site URLs for
the study, can be found on our website: http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~lkf/antoine
If you have any questions or comments, please contact:
Leah Findlater
UBC Department of Computer Science
Email: project-antoine(at)cs.ubc.ca
Last updated April 18, 2006. This project is funded by IBM Centers for
Advanced Studies and NSERC.
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