Joint paper about the Science 2.0 infrastructure
Thomas Ullmann
The deadline of the ECTEL conference is coming up and we see this as a
good opportunity to submit a joint paper about the Science 2.0
infrastructure based on this:
http://www.stellarnet.eu/kmi/deliverables/20100120_stellar___d6-3.pdf
see the wiki for the ongoing discussion: http://www.stellarnet.eu/d/6/3/Home
We have already a first draft for the paper and would like to ask you
for contributions. The draft available at
http://people.kmi.open.ac.uk/ullmann/share/Sciene2infrastructure/
contains red marks on places where we anticipated you could
contribute. Please let me know if you see further chances to
contribute. I am happy to integrate them.
The working plan:
Until next Wednesday (07/04/2010), let me know if you want to
contribute and what.
Prepare the first draft of your contribution until (10/04/2010) and
send it to me.
Follows further refinement step.
We will have a FM on 14/04/2010 or 15/04/2010 to report on the latest
results and to decide if we are comfortable to submit it to the ECTEL
conference. Please fill out the following doodle to find the time for
the meeting: http://www.doodle.com/dwz8f8devg4kfyay).
Send the final version of your parts to me on Friday 16/04/2010.
Submission deadline ECTEL 18/04/2010.
Please post your comments here:
Happy Easter,
Thomas
Thomas Ullmann
"I could add a paragraph discussing the "Science 2.0" usage pattern of
72 PhD candidates in TEL". See full analysis on slideshare:
http://www.slideshare.net/dgillet/doctoral-community-of-practice-in-technology-enhanced-learning-requirements
Erik and and Peter are also working on parts for the paper.
Best,
Thomas
On Apr 2, 8:26 am, Thomas Ullmann <tom.ullm...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> The deadline of the ECTEL conference is coming up and we see this as a
> good opportunity to submit a joint paper about the Science 2.0
> infrastructure based on this:http://www.stellarnet.eu/kmi/deliverables/20100120_stellar___d6-3.pdf
> see the wiki for the ongoing discussion:http://www.stellarnet.eu/d/6/3/Home
>
> We have already a first draft for the paper and would like to ask you
> for contributions. The draft available athttp://people.kmi.open.ac.uk/ullmann/share/Sciene2infrastructure/
Erik Duval
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Wolfgang Reinhardt
I'd love to contribute something to the paper. If I read your red annotations the right way, you'd expect a contribution to the building blocks on page 7, right? As the Mash-Up for our implementation in Paderborn differs from yours, I could contribute how Artefact-Actor-Networks use open standards in order to monitor and analyse social media content for Science 2.0. Don't know how that would fit into your building blocks concept...
Let me know how I can contribute
Wolle
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Thomas Ullmann
I think a discussion about interoperability standards of your Artefact-
Actor-Networks, would fit quite well into the paper.
Here a bit more background information and an outline how and where I
see the fitting.
The STELLAR Science 2.0 mash-up infrastructure has the purpose to
support the practice of researchers. For this we chose a distributed
and loosely coupled infrastructure with the following building blocks:
- services (like publication feeds, APIs)
- widgets (small applications, easily integrateable in the platform
where the researchers are)
- tools (bigger applications, some of them could expose part of their
functionality as service or widget)
- a directory (by now just for widgets, but we are working on a
service and tool directory as well). The directory could be seen as
something like the programmable web directory for TEL.
The services, tools and widgets are tied together by a bunch of
interoperability standards.
The service part focus in its current implementation strongly on
publication data, but other artefacts, like Twitter, Blogs, Wikis...
could be interesting for supporting TEL researchers. Especially I see
a benefit in the combination of the artefacts with researchers and
their relation (semantics), with the goal to
- provide new services
- visualize this data for TEL researchers as widgets or tools.
to support researcher's practice.
The places of contributions could be:
- services: as part of the new development outlined here:
http://www.stellarnet.eu/d/6/3/KULDocumentation. Here would fit in the
contribution about open standards. We could for example based on this
infrastructure show more in detail the layers actors and artefacts
and their interplay with the goal of rich data used for supporting
researchers.
- tool/widget part (e.g quality metrics based on the services, social
network, finding relevant persons/contents, showing dynamics during
TEL events, trends...)
I hope this helps so far.
Thomas
We chose a distributed infrastructure
Thomas Ullmann
thanks for all your Emails on the mailinglists and the mails to me. I
collect all your contributions and uploaded v0.3 of the paper with the
parts indicating your contributions:
http://people.kmi.open.ac.uk/ullmann/share/Sciene2infrastructure/
The next steps:
Prepare the first draft of your contribution until (11/04/2010) and
send it to me.
Follows further refinement step.
We will have a FM on 14/04/2010 or 15/04/2010 to report on the latest
results and to decide if we are comfortable to submit it to the ECTEL
conference. Please fill out the following doodle to find the time for
the meeting: http://www.doodle.com/dwz8f8devg4kfyay).
Send the final version of your parts to me on Friday 16/04/2010.
Submission deadline ECTEL 18/04/2010.
Best,
Thomas
Thomas Ullmann
I collected all your contributions and included them in the next
version of the paper v.0.4:
http://people.kmi.open.ac.uk/ullmann/share/Sciene2infrastructure/
It looks like that our FlashMeeting will be on Wednesday. I will wait
until tomorrow and then I will send you the details.
To prepare this FM, I would like you to go through the document and
write at least two comments about sections you did not write on. The
goal is to improve the quality of the paper. Send this comments to me
and we will use this for the discussion during our FlashMeeting this
week.
See you soon,
Thomas
Thomas Ullmann
According to the doodle (http://www.doodle.com/dwz8f8devg4kfyay) I
booked a FlashMeeting for us:
A meeting booking has been made for 14-Apr-10 at 11:00 (GMT +0100) or
12:00 DE and lasting 59 minutes.
This meeting booking is for 7 people.
Go to the following address for full details and to access the event:
http://fm.ea-tel.eu/fm/529f94-21148
Please, do not forget to send me at least two comments about parts of
the papers you did not write about.
See you tomorrow,
Thomas
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Thomas Ullmann
I set up a doodle for our final FlashMeeting before the submission
deadline.
Please indicate your availability here:
http://www.doodle.com/2wk6rw3icgx6pdpq
We had this morning a FM about the Science 2.0 infrastructure. Take a
look here to keep yourself updated:
http://fm.ea-tel.eu/fm/529f94-21148
Best,
Thomas
Wolfgang Reinhardt
just to correct the information about the submission deadline, it is not Monday morning but Sunday 23:59 CEST.
Cheers
Wolle
Thomas Ullmann
I am referring to a mail I got from the Stellar list. There the
deadline is on Monday. But just to be sure we should focus on Sunday.
Here the info:
Second and last call for Papers and Workshops
EC-TEL 2010
Fifth European Conference on Technology Enhanced Learning
Sustaining TEL: From Innovation to Learning and Practice
[www.ectel2010.org]
28 September - 1 October 2010 in Barcelona, Spain
ECTEL 2010 will bring together technological developments, learning
models, and implementations of new and innovative approaches to
training and education. The conference will explore how the synergy of
multiple disciplines, ranging from Computer Science, Education,
Psychology, Cognitive Science, and Social Science, can provide new,
more effective and more especially more sustainable, technology-
enhanced learning solutions to learning problems. The conference
welcomes researchers and developers from European and Non-European
countries and industries to present recent advancements from
technologies, applications, and learning models in all areas of
technology enhanced learning.
IMPORTANT NEWS
Change of date for proposal submission:
Because of pressing deadline demands for a new round of European
subsidy proposals the organisers have decided to extend the deadline
for submissions to:
Deadline: Monday, 19 April 2010 at 8:59 AM Central European Time
This deadline is final and fixed and WILL NOT be extended. Any
proposal received after the deadline will not be included in the
review procedure.
KEYNOTES
Dr. Jose Angel Martinez Usero, Director of International Projects.
Technosite-ONCE Foundation has agreed to present a keynote address on
Research trends in accessible elearning: Interoperability of
solutions, ubiquity of resources and personalization of services.
Prof. Judy Kay, Professor of Computer Science at the School of
Information Technologies at the University of Sydney has agreed to
present a visionary talk on
Personalisation, HCI and learning
Pat Manson and Marco Marsella from the European Commission, Unit
'Cultural Heritage and Technology Enhanced Learning' have agreed to
present a keynote on
The future funding of TEL from EC point of view (closing session)
SUBMISSION FORMATS (use of supplied template is mandatory)
All papers will be reviewed through a non-blind review process.
Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings.
Proceeding will be published by Springer within their "Lecture Notes
in Computer Science" series which is ranked in the ISI Web of
Knowledge.
* Full Papers (max. 16 pages)
* Short Papers and Posters (max. 6 pages)
SUBMISSION PROCEDURE
Submissions will be handled through EasyChair. For information on
submissions go to http://www.ectel2010.org/submissions. Notice that
there are two different links, one for Papers and one for Workshops
Thomas Ullmann
According to our doodle (http://www.doodle.com/2wk6rw3icgx6pdpq) I set
up a FlashMeeting:
A meeting booking has been made for 16-Apr-10 at 10:00 (GMT +0100) and
lasting 59 minutes.
This meeting booking is for 2 people.
Go to the following address for full details and to access the event:
http://fm.ea-tel.eu/fm/0d5176-21172
See you there tomorrow 10 am or 11 am DE.
Best,
Thomas
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Thomas Ullmann
You can find the latest version (0.5) here:
http://people.kmi.open.ac.uk/ullmann/share/Sciene2infrastructure/
See you at the FlashMeeting http://fm.ea-tel.eu/fm/0d5176-21172
Best,
Thomas
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