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Developing a methodology for the evaluation of cooperative systems

Cooperative systems are collections of people and organisations in cooperation facilitated by technology. How does one evaluate the effects of such systems at different stages of their development? This paper suggests that this evaluation is rather difficult, and requires an awareness of viewpoints of many people and groups rather than one view. This leads me into regarding evaluation as an ongoing learning process. I discuss the ways I have come to these conclusions in theoretical understanding, but also in a practical context of evaluation.