31.01.2012
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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Currently, I am co-editor of a Young Researcher Special Issue on the State-of-the-Art in TEL in IJTEL. I was calling for experienced reviewers before and today I’m delighted to announce that we now are explicitly seeking junior reviewers. Junior reviewers … Continue reading
26.01.2012 by Wolfgang Reinhardt | 0 comments
Elsevier published its vision of the scientific article of the future and provide some very interesting ideas for making interaction with scientific publications more fun.
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21.01.2012
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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The guest editors of the 2012 Young Researcher Special Issue on the State-of-the-Art in Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) in the International Journal of Technology Enhanced Learning (IJTEL) are calling for reviewers. The Call for Papers for the Special Issue can … Continue reading
16.01.2012
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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In our projects we often develop prototypes of systems and need to test the usability of the system. Often we use the System Usability Scale and Technology Acceptance Model to do so. The System Usability Scale is a very commonly used … Continue reading
21.12.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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Yesterday evening, at exactly 21:00:41 CET, I submitted my PhD thesis with the title “Awareness Support for Knowledge Workers in Research Networks“. Now it is the committee’s turn to assess it and given they will let me pass, the public … Continue reading
08.12.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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Today I stumbled upon Cube, an Open Source system for visualizing time series data. The system is based on Node.js, MongoDB and D3.js. The developers of the “half-baked but still tasty” tool describe Cube as: an open-source system for visualizing … Continue reading
27.11.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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I stumbled upon this great video today, produced by The Open University. The topics covered in the 6:40 minutes video are: Achilles and the tortoise The grandfather paradox The Chinese room Hilbert’s infinite hotel The twin paradox Schrödingers Cat There … Continue reading
27.11.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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In a recent blog post, Stephen Downes, discussed all you will ever need to know about selecting, submitting to, preparing for, traveling to, attending and coming back from conferences. I doubt that he wrote the article in just half an … Continue reading
25.11.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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I’m happy to share the Call for Papers for another Young Researcher Special Issue in the International Journal of Technology Enhanced Learning with you. This time we are searching for papers that review state-of-the-art topics and technologies in TEL. What … Continue reading
21.11.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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When the Google Scholar team announced Google Scholar Citations back in July, everyone was kind of disappointed that they only offered very closed access to the service. You could check the h-index of Albert Einstein, but not create an own … Continue reading