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Comparison, People Australia and Register My Data encoding of parties
We have already presented the People Australia and the Register My Data initiatives, and their different approaches to encoding information about parties and their identity. We elsewhere walk through … more →
Linking research & learning technologies through standards
Comparison, People Australia and Register My Data encoding of parties
Nick Nicholas wrote 2 weeks ago: We have already presented the People Australia and the Register My Data initiatives, and their diffe … more →
People Australia and Register My Data encoding of parties
Nick Nicholas wrote 3 weeks ago: We have seen in a previous post that different representations of identity are possible, because the … more →
Live annotation at eResearch Australasia
stevage wrote 1 month ago: For the last few years, tools to allow people to collaboratively annotate websites and other online … more →
Fluid identity in repositories
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Nick Nicholas wrote 2 months ago: The business of a library is to establish authoritative identities for the works they make available … more →
Universiteit van Amsterdam and Edia
Michael Korcuska wrote 2 months ago: As part of my recent trip to Amsterdam to present at the OpenIC symposium, I also spent some time wi … more →
Building e-Humanities infrastructure
nigelward wrote 4 months ago: Reflections on e-Humanities workshop, Melbourne e-Research Scholarship Centre, 2009-08-12 Building g … more →
Opening of Chinese archives on Cultural Revolution?
Tao wrote 6 months ago: This is not strictly related to e-research, but since it’s related to research and public acce … more →
Information behavior of interdisciplinary scholars
Tao wrote 6 months ago: This morning I read a very interesting article on inside highered (open access competitor of Chronic … more →
Beginning of a journey!
Tao wrote 6 months ago: Today I decided to start a new type of posts called “e-Research”, which will cover the i … more →
It's raining animals!
Mia Chen wrote 8 months ago: So, our article for tomorrow’s reading group meetingis Andrew Miller’s piece on unled li … more →
New Directions
Mia Chen wrote 1 year ago: Okay, so hopefully these trends haven’t become totally passé in the time that it’s taken … more →
NAVSA, Day 2 (2 days late...)
Mia Chen wrote 1 year ago: This year’s NAVSA centred around two buildings: the Yale Center for British Art (where that mi … more →
I am a nerd now
Mia Chen wrote 1 year ago: Okay, so I’ve just put a bunch of hot new links on to the sidebar which I got at the conferenc … more →
Philosophy of wikipedia
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Mia Chen wrote 1 year ago: Wikipedia excites me because it destroys the author-function. What disturbs me about disparagement o … more →
Virtual Research Environments (VREs)
Danielle wrote 1 year ago: Judith Wusteman’s editorial in JOLIS discusses virtual research environments and perhaps optim … more →
Living, Learning, and Business in Second Life
giffordcheung wrote 1 year ago: Randy Hinrichs is CEO of 2b3d, a virtual world company with offices in Second Life. He stopped by to … more →
Research terms
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zigmasb wrote 1 year ago: There are such main research terms used as an attribute , eg. Web research tool. Other: Web research … more →
ENGAGE - improving the uptake of e-Research in UK
lilyheart wrote 1 year ago: http://www.engage.ac.uk/ Summary The ENGAGE (ENGage Academic Groups with E-Infrastructure) project i … more →
Information science: a new partner for social scientists and humanists?
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Phil Edwards wrote 2 years ago: Paul Wouters Program Leader and Founding Member, The Virtual Knowledge Studio for the Humanities and … more →
