I love slide 10.
posted by scilib on Can't Get There From Here: Achieving Organization 2.0 [slide 10] (1 month ago, 0 since then)
I don't think the issue is time between interruptions, it's INTRUSIVENESS. Using that as a measurement, phones in general are way more intrusive than web information, which you can browse at leisure.
posted by scilib on Trends in online publishing [slide 16] (3 months ago, 1 since then)
NRC-CISTI has identified partnerships as a key enabler of success in achieving its goal to promote and support initiatives that expand and sustain access to STM information for Canadian research, and innovation.With this in mind, NRC-CISTI is focusing on partnerships to develop the components of Canada's information infrastructure - e-content, technical infrastructure and tools and services to facilitate discovery and innovation.Federal Science eLibraryGoal: Deliver 24/7, seamless and equitable access to full-text e- journals in science, technology and medicine at the desktopStrategy: Negotiate government-wide licences for e-journals – consortial licensing A collaborative, government-wide acquisition process create greater leverage in negotiations with scientific publisher monopolies.Canadian Virtual Health LibraryThe vision is designed to fit the Cdn health care model and address information gaps inherent in a complex health delivery system Work to date has included a feasibility and sustainability study, and readiness assessment
posted by on CISTI: Promoting Science Access [slide 4] (3 months ago, 0 since then)
NPArC messages:Searchable, web-based archive will provide access to NRC’s record of science and demonstrate the many ways NRC researchers translate science and technology into value for Canada. NPArC will increase the access to NRC-authored publications, guarantee long-term access to NRC’s research output, and serve as a valuable resource for NRC researchers, collaborators and the public. PubMed Central Canada:Roles: CIHR is providing the funding and NRC-CISTI is contributing its technological expertise to build and host the infrastructure and manage the e-repository. Key enabler: for CIHR’s goal of increased access to funded research outputs and knowledge transferStatus: Project to start fall 2008CISTI Trusted Digital Repository (TDR): holds over 7 million licensed STM articles for use by NRC researchersSimilar to Ontario Scholars Portal
posted by on CISTI: Promoting Science Access [slide 5] (3 months ago, 0 since then)
Research Data Canada messages:Leveraging research data for the greatest possible benefitWith the ability to access and integrate research data from many diverse sources, researchers will be better positioned to translate research into discoveries and innovations to address important Canadian scientific, social and economic issues.Working Group members include individual researchers, granting agencies, universities, libraries, institutes and others
posted by on CISTI: Promoting Science Access [slide 6] (3 months ago, 0 since then)
NRC Research PressFree electronic access to the 16 journals published by RPCollectionAlign the collection to the NRC strategyFocus on key sectors – health and wellness, environment and sustainable energyFocus on acquiring digital resourcesApprox. 9,000 current serial subscriptions
posted by on CISTI: Promoting Science Access [slide 3] (3 months ago, 3 since then)
Looks like interesting data, where is it from? Is there a published study?
posted by scilib on Unleashing The Tribe: small passionate communities [slide 48] (3 months ago, 2 since then)
I think this is a key slide for the presentation - you need metadata where machines can't do a good job of deriving a self-description (and a ranking)
posted by scilib on Does metadata matter? [slide 127] (4 months ago, 1 since then)
typo adoters->adopters
posted by scilib on How to be a good trendspotter and early adopter [slide 17] (4 months ago, 1 since then)
Hai Nice Information I added this slide in my blog with your permission...thanks.. www.bloggideas.blogspot.com
posted by blogger on Web 2.0 [slide 11] (2 years ago, 0 since then)


