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    1. National Rural Knowledge Exchange CETIS Metadata and Digital Repositories SIG 6th May 2008 Roger Greenhalgh Information Manager (Information Architect ?! )
    2. 1976 - joining things up
    3. What are Knowledge Exchanges .?
      • Centres of Excellence in work between Universities, Business and the Community, funded by HEFCE since 2004 (but often based on earlier ‘3 rd Mission/’Reach-out’/’Extension’ activities)
      • There are 22 of them nationally, and they are normally Regional Consortia.
      • Normally the ‘One stop shop’ or Gateway for Regional Universities to promote their consultancy activities, access to facilities, Graduate Employment Schemes, short course and conference programmes.
      • Maximum funding is £500k per year, which translates to 7 or 8 staff per Exchange…
    4. The National Rural Knowledge Exchange A 14 University Consortium: Newcastle Central Lancashire Hull Keele Birmingham Harper Adams Warwick Worcester Royal Agricultural College West of England Gloucester Writtle Reading Bournemouth Initially planned to ‘broker’ (personally & via email) the following Knowledge Transfer services of the 14 Partners: - Joint projects - Consultancy - Bespoke training courses - Lab and field trial facilities - Visiting speakers - Graduates on short or long-term placements schemes, including Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (aka Teaching Company Schemes)
    5. Practitioners Universities & their Rural Departments Research Institutes PLCs Are Research Priorities right? Consultants Individual clients Clubs and Hubs Land-based Colleges Academic Journals Trade Press Product sales licensing A Rural Knowledge Supply Chain.. ??? Academic conferences Open Days Shows Talks, meetings Technical conferences Skills & business training Graduates LANTRABus Link RDAs FBAS, RDS Etc etc Talking to friends
    6. The NRKE project aims to help by…
      • Establishing a National Rural Portal , specifically aimed at:
        • Including all parts of the supply chain as members…
        • Universities, Colleges, Research Institutes, Practitioner Clubs, Sectoral Organisations…
        • Allowing members to upload their current contact details, services and ‘events’ through on-line forms i.e. to be in control of their own information on the database-driven portal.
        • Having the portal map driven so that locating events and organisations by area is straightforward: a National Rural ‘ What’s On ’, and Who’s Who ?’
        • Providing search facilities by technical subject area (around 130 subjects).
      • And by establishing a 'honeypot'…
        • Providing access to University and College work brokerage through the Portal.
    7. Portal focus Current distribution of rural organisations in our ‘National Rural Directory ’ National coverage + local and regional relevance and usability
    8. National Rural Portal (2004-2005)
      • Aimed be good at:
        • Signposting and mapping
        • Finding events
        • Finding news
      • Did not intended to :
        • Publish technical articles
        • Publish review articles
        • Hold research findings…
    9. National Rural Portal (2006 - to date)
    10. Listing and Searching
    11.  
    12. Nationally and regionally…
    13. Organisationprofiles
    14. Relationships between organisations
    15. Discoverability
      • Content is very findable by our audience…
      • Usually more so than its source !!!
    16. Syndication
    17. The challenge is not the technology
      • RSS is a bit like sex…
      • you only really understand it when you've tried it out !
    18. JISC e-infrastructure
    19. N-tiered infrastructure  www.nationalrural.org website RSS / ATOM /XCRI / XML data feeds : inbound and outbound  bulk email updates Workflow Business logic layer Presentation layer Data access layer Data storage layer AD provider SQL provider Active Directory name service SQL2005 database Google map tiles Access management Serialisation: self-instantiation & self-actualisation of business objects Process scheduling Content management & moderation Location geocoding NationalRural web application Land-based Library web application  www.landbasedlibrary.org website Accessions management & moderation Full text indexing MS Windows file storage Video-streams Web-services & APIs Object inter-relationships  Micro-sites  Sub-sites Access & ownership
    20.  
    21. XML instantiation / serialisation
      • The ultimate in normalisation…
      • … by making stuff handle-able consistently
    22. Aggregation
    23. The challenge
      • Vision
      • Boundaries
      • Skills
      • Perception

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