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29.10.2012
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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PUSHPIN: Supporting Researchers’ Awareness of Publications and their Research Network

TweetLast week we presented the public alpha version of PUSHPIN to interested researchers at the University of Paderborn. As part of the seminar series “Computer Science and Education”, the developers and supervisors of PUSHPIN introduced the service to more than … Continue reading

10.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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GitHub and Open Science?!

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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A heatmap of Twitter chatter

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

08.04.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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Closed beta of ginkgo has started

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

31.01.2011
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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Analyzing interactions in Twitter. The case of an exploratory seminar

TweetIn this post I’ll explore the social interactions in Twitter that were made by participants and supervisors of an exploratory seminar as well as the external experts that joined the discussion. The seminar was designed to let students explore the … Continue reading

01.12.2010
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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Amazon’s Mechanical Turk for interview transcriptions

TweetIn two earlier posts I reported about my tests with Amazon’s MTurk for transcribing interviews I did in the context of my Ph.D. First of all, I’d like to mention that all-in-all I’m satisfied with the results of the transcriptions … Continue reading