What is a role-based account?
Role-based email accounts can be requested for staff positions or departments to facilitate the sharing of an Exchange mailbox or present a branded email presence - e.g., ict.support@sydney.edu.au
The primary reason for a role-based account is to send emails from a specific email address and replies to be stored in a single place to be monitored and actioned by a small number of people.
What is the eNotebook?
The eNotebook is a web-based notebook for seamlessly managing research notes, documentation, images, and any other data. It is a comprehensive and adaptable tool that enables you maximise the impact of your research, maintain integrity, and follow best practice in research data management. It can be used for qualitative and quantitative research in any discipline.
What is a Research Data Management Plan (RDMP)?
A Research Data Management Plan (RDMP) is a document in which a researcher outlines how their research data is to be managed both during a project and after it is completed.
How to provide access using the DAP Access Management Portal
Access to Academic Plan information will depend on your Disability Academic Plan responsibilities. Some people will require access to all the Academic Plan information for a faculty or school. Some will only require access to the Academic Plan information for a specific unit of study.
See below for short videos and instructions on how to provide access using the DAP Access management portal.
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| DAP role type | Grant/remove Faculty Administrator access | Grant/remove unit viewer access | View Academic Plans for all students in the Faculty/School | View Academic Plans for students in one or more units |
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| Faulty/School Administrator (e.g., Academic Plan Champion, Faculty Disability Liaison Officer (FDLO), Education Support, Education Innovation Officer, Student Support Officer, Appeals Officer, Educational Designer, Program Director, Senior Manager, Associate Dean, Placement Coordinator, Honours Coordinator) |
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