sharing bibliographies

[Ilya Goldin]

I've started sharing my CSPRED bibliography by way of a Zotero group:

http://www.zotero.org/groups/computer-supported_peer_review_in_education

(If you're not familiar with Zotero, it's an add-on to the Firefox web
browser that makes it easy to add papers to your bibliography
database, and then to cite those papers in your own work.)

You are all welcome to join the Zotero group, and to share your own
CSPRED bibliography.

[Jordan Lippman]

This sounds like a great idea but I had a hard time accessing many of
the articles in the service you listed. Can we just share a google
document folder?

[Peter Brusilovsky]

I'd rather use Mendeley or CiteULike...

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Peter Brusilovsky
School of Information Sciences
University of Pittsburgh
135 North Bellefield Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15260

Phone: 412 624 9404 +++ Fax: 412 624 2788
WWW: http://www.sis.pitt.edu/~peterb

The Adaptive Web Book (LNCS 4321) is out:
http://www.springer.com/west/home/generic/search/results?SGWID=4-40109-22-173737652-0

[Ed Gehringer]

I use Zotero, and find its integration with Google Scholar and the ACM DL to be invaluable, not to mention the fact that libraries are stored on the Web, so you can use any computer you like.  I certainly think that we should continue to keep it in that form, apart from any other form we might write it to.

 

-Ed

>>> Peter Brusilovsky <pet...@pitt.edu> 7/5/2010 4:57 PM >>>

[Peter Brusilovsky]

The same is true for CiteULike....

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[Ilya Goldin]

There's no reason we have to pick just one of Zotero, CiteULike and
Mendeley. I'd be happy to see my Zotero bibliography pushed to the
other two, for instance.

Ed, since both of us are using Zotero, please feel free to join the
Zotero CSPRED group so that we can pool our bibliographies:
http://www.zotero.org/groups/computer-supported_peer_review_in_education

Jordan, that's a nice idea for sharing a document folder. Would you be
willing to help organize that? Feel free to email me directly.

Best,
ig

> The Adaptive Web Book (LNCS 4321) is out:http://www.springer.com/west/home/generic/search/results?SGWID=4-4010...

[Rasyidi Johan]

I use Mendeley. it is easy to share the file.

Syidi

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Sent: 05 July 2010 22:22
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Subject: [CSPRED] Re: sharing bibliographies

-Ed

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[Raquel]

Hi all,

Ilya has nicely created a folder at cspred.org for sharing
bibliography and documentation. If anybody is interested, please,
email him or myself in order to get an account and access the shared
folder.

Best,
Raquel

[Mark Core]

Hi Raquel,

I'd like to have an account and access to the shared folder.
Thanks,

-Mark

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Subject: [CSPRED] Re: sharing bibliographies

Hi all,

Best,
Raquel

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