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callontology

12.09.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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On the way to a comprehensive ontology for call for papers

Also at the RDSRP’11 Special Track of i-Know conference, we presented our work towards a comprehensive ontology modeling Call for Papers. A Call for Papers (CfP) is a small, but well-structured and information-rich message with a relatively short lifespan. CfP … Continue reading

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12.09.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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ginkgo. A Future Scientific Event Management System

Last week I attended the RDSRP’11 (Recommendation, Data Sharing, and Research Practices in Science 2.0)  Special Track at the i-Know conference 2011. I presented our ongoing work on ginkgo, a scientific event management tool that combines features from social networks … Continue reading

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20.07.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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The power of my PLN

At the PLE conference in Southampton last week (I know my recap is still missing) I participated in the workshop “Tweetstorming PLNs: Using Twitter to brainstorm about Personal Learning Networks”. The workshop was organized by Eleni Boursinou and Nino Pataraia … Continue reading

18.05.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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[CfP] Awareness and Reflection in Personal Learning Environments

I’m happy to invite you to submit discussion papers for our workshop on Awareness and Reflection in Personal Learning Environments to be held at the PLE Conference 2011 in Southampton (UK) on 11.07.2011. Background and Motivation The workshop is intended to … Continue reading

19.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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[CfP] Special Track on Recommendation, Data Sharing, and Research Practices in Science 2.0

I 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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GitHub and Open Science?!

I’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