New Channels For Scientific Communication
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- What “Web 2.0” may mean for science Bonnie J. M. Swoger ’99 Milne Library, SUNY Geneseo
- What’s new…
- (Facebook) myExperiment.org Nature Precedings Connotea (del.icio.us) For additional descriptions, see this webpage. PLoS ONE ScienceBlogs.com Nature Network
- Open data
- Tools become more valuable as more people contribute
- Ease of communicating with people you know (and people you don’t know)
- Making connections
- Data becomes more valuable as more folks contribute
- Credit and priority
- Peer Review
- Impact of informal communication on tenure and promotion
- Retrieving this information
- Archiving blog posts, comments, ratings
- See the August, 2007 issue of CTWatch Quarterly
- www.ctwatch.org (open access)
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