Denna rapport beskriver designprocessen och utvecklingen av en mobilapplikation kallad Gruppis. Rapporten syftar till att redogo?ra fo?r hela processen fra?n konceptualisering av ide?n till en slutgiltig interaktiv hi-fiprototyp. Syftet med applikationen a?r att underla?tta kommunikation och informationsspridning mellan personal och va?rdnadshavare i fo?rskola, skola eller andra barngrupper.Arbetsprocessen innefattade fo?rarbete i form av fokusgrupp och PACT-analys fo?r att fa? en uppfattning om anva?ndarna och deras behov.

Syfte: Syftet med denna studie a?r att underso?ka anva?ndares relation till intrana?t pa? sin arbets- plats fo?r att identifiera vilka faktorer som kan leda till underanva?ndning. Studien baserar sig pa? en underso?kning vid Uppsala Universitet da?r deras intrana?t Medarbetarportalen inte uppna?r den grad av anva?ndning som var o?nskad.Metod: Detta a?r en kvalitativ studie da?r det empiriska materialet samlats in genom semistrukture- rade intervjuer. Bearbetning av empiri och analys har tilla?mpats genom metoden Me- ningskategorisering.Material: Nio semistrukturerade intervjuer genomfo?rdes totalt.

This study is based on the notion that the most widely cited and used instrument for assessing volunteer motivations, the Volunteer Function Inventory (VFI), might not be sufficient in its aspiration to aid, streamline and benefit the recruitment and retention process within volunteer organizations. Understanding volunteers? motivation is a crucial component in the process of securing future volunteer engagement in a world where their efforts are desperately needed.This study aims to explain motives and motivation behind volunteer efforts in extreme situations as well as to examine the dependability of the theoretical framework in relation to the forthcoming result, based on the following research questions:What motivated Swedish medical personnel to volunteer during the 2014 Ebola outbreak in West Africa?How could the motives and motivation of Swedish medical personnel be categorized in accordance with the Volunteer Function Inventory (VFI)?Is the Volunteer Function Inventory (VFI) a sufficient tool for analyzing the motives and motivation of Swedish medical personnel in the given case?The presented research questions will be answer through a qualitative theory-consuming study, based mainly on interviews. The interviews are, however, complimented by various written sources in the field of research.The result and subsequent analysis confirms the authors? notion on the VFI and highlights certain deficits in the tool?s execution and its succeeding result.