> If all entries could be emailed to woc
...@gmail.com
> If you could please make sure to send your email entry in with the
> following information by the end of the day on Friday August 8th
> (we'll reply on Monday to confirm that we got the email):
> Email Subject: ORE Challenge - [Title of Entry]
> In Body of Email:
> 1.) Title of Entry
> 2.) Names of people who were apart of the team (people you'll split
> the prize with)
> 3.) Institution you are affiliated with (or not)
> 3.) URL to entry (preferably uploaded to blip.tv or the like) <-
> please do not send any attachments or files with email
> 4.) Written summary of entry, including what problem it solves for the
> end user and what overall development techniques are used.
> 5.) Please provide some links that your entry was inspired by or is
> related to.
> (in other words, please use the four rules of the web:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linked_Data ;-)
> On Aug 5, 4:19 pm, Sean Hannan <seanphan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Where should entries be submitted? Just to the list?
> > Thanks.
> > Sean Hannan
> > Web Developer
> > Sheridan Libraries
> > Johns Hopkins University
> > On Jul 11, 5:21 am, Simeon Warner <sim...@cs.cornell.edu> wrote:
> > > ORE Challenge at RepoCamp
> > > There will be a cash prize of $2000, sponsored by Microsoft Research,
> > > for the the best prototype that uses and promotes OAI-ORE. Entries
> > > will be considered and judged with the following criteria:
> > > 1) The prototype must leverage the value of OAI-ORE [1,2].
> > > 2) The prototype must surface OAI-ORE powered functionality at the
> > > end-user level (e.g. in a browser). OAI-ORE should not only be hidden
> > > plumbing.
> > > 3) The more potential the prototype has to promote ORE within and beyond
> > > the repository community the better!
> > > 4) This challenge is open to teams from anywhere, whether or not they
> > > attend RepoCamp [3]. There will be time at RepoCamp allocated for the
> > > formulation of teams and development of entries.
> > > 5) The competition deadline for prototype entries is August 8th (two
> > > weeks on from RepoCamp). Entries must be sent as five minute or
> > > shorter screen casts that can be judged remotely (the panel will
> > > include Savas Parastatidis, David Flanders, Rob Sanderson and Tim
> > > DiLauro). See the RepoCamp website [3] for evolving RepoCamp
> > > information and later for submission instructions.
> > > 6) Submitted screen casts will be made public on the OAI website.
> > > [1] ORE website:http://www.openarchives.org/ore/
> > > [2] ORE beta specs:http://www.openarchives.org/ore/0.9/toc
> > > [3] RepoCamp:http://barcamp.org/RepoCamp
> > > --
> > > Simeon Warner
> > > Herbert Van de Sompel
> > > Carl Lagoze
> > > Michael Nelson
