19.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetI joined the Program Committee of the RDSRP Special Track at the i-Know conference in Graz. The workshop focuses on recent developments around the Science 2.0 / Research 2.0 theme. Be sure to submit your work to this event. Call … Continue reading
10.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetI’m currently writing an article on OpenScience in TEL together with my colleagues Peter Kraker, Derick Leony and Günther Beham. In the process of this writing I was searching for good examples of OpenScience and requirements that people expressed. Yesterday … Continue reading
10.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetToday I stumbled upon the OpenHeatMap project. You can upload a Excel spreadsheet or connect to a spreadsheet in Google Docs and visualize your data in a heat map. It’s simple as that. While the navigation through the map feels … Continue reading
09.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetA new publication has been published that discusses how sociofact analysis using Artefact-Actor-Networks (or similar techniques) could increase business agility. The publication was written with colleagues from the MATURE project and presented an the workshop on AI for Business Agility … Continue reading
09.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetI need your help again and I already posted a question on Twitter: I am looking for examples of visual communication but not in the sense of art pedagogy, visual metaphors or visual messages. I am searching for examples for … Continue reading
08.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetPerfect timing. Today I stumbled upon a TED talk by Michael Nielsen on Open Science. I especially like the examples he give… Take the 17 minutes to watch.
08.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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Tweet Tonight we started the closed beta of ginkgo, a cool new tool for the management of scientific events. ginkgo is no classical conference management system. It rather combines conference management functions with those known from social networking sites. … Continue reading
05.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetUnser Buch Informatik Macchiato ist nun bereits seit einiger Zeit am Markt und wir bekommen sehr gutes Feedback von unseren Lesern. Die Macchiato-Reihe steht für ein pädagogisches Konzept, durch Cartoons und Humor Einsichten und Aha-Momente auszulösen. Dadurch wird aus frustrierendem Büffeln ein … Continue reading