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Presentation for: Masterclass 19: Using social media in public engagement for the Public Engagement & Impact Team at The University of Sheffield, 26 November 2014.
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Enable users to add and update their information directly on the website. In addition to providing descriptions of their activities and projects, users will be able to upload documents, videos and audio files
Create a searchable database on the website – one that enables viewers to find out who is doing what in relation to the Global Agenda
Allow users to interact and share information about their activities
Facilitate collaboration and coalition building in relation to the priorities of the Agenda
We believe this technology will also help site users identify innovative and successful initiatives that may be used to further education and practice in promoting social and economic equalities along with the other priorities of the Global Agenda.
Presentation for: Masterclass 19: Using social media in public engagement for the Public Engagement & Impact Team at The University of Sheffield, 26 November 2014.
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Requiring Publicly-Funded Software, Algorithms, and Workflows to be Made Publ...Daniel S. Katz
A presentation made to OECD's Committee for Scientific and Technological Policy (CSTP) at the Workshop on the Revision of the Recommendation of the Council concerning Access to Research Data from Public Funding, 15 October 2019
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Concrete guidelines on how to boost your academic career after having obtained your PhD. Presentation by Prof. Tom Mens at the SENECA EU-project training for PhD students in Madrid, Tuesday 6 June 2017. (Co-located with the SATToSE 2017 research seminar.)
First webinar of the online training for facilitators performed as part of the activities of the WYRED project.
Trainer: Alicia García-Holgado, GRIAL Research Group, University of Salamanca
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The Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development is a well-established document with widespread recognition across the world. Its implementation in promoting social work and social development is, however, less obvious. Directions provided by the Global Implementation Taskforce involve establishing “Observatories” in different regions to connect data and prepare reports, which can be made accessible through conference presentations, publications and web sites of the various associations and organizations involved. Lacking in this approach are opportunities for many practitioners, educators, and other stakeholders to engage actively in implementing the Global Agenda. We will demonstrate a user-driven, web-based system aimed at supporting implementation of the Global Agenda by facilitating information exchange, networking and collaboration, among educators, practitioners, and other individuals and groups who share the vision of the Global Agenda within Canada. The web site will accomplish the following:
Enable users to add and update their information directly on the website. In addition to providing descriptions of their activities and projects, users will be able to upload documents, videos and audio files
Create a searchable database on the website – one that enables viewers to find out who is doing what in relation to the Global Agenda
Allow users to interact and share information about their activities
Facilitate collaboration and coalition building in relation to the priorities of the Agenda
We believe this technology will also help site users identify innovative and successful initiatives that may be used to further education and practice in promoting social and economic equalities along with the other priorities of the Global Agenda.
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Gopinath Rebala
Gopinath Rebala is the CTO of OpsMx, where he has overall responsibility for the machine learning and data processing architectures for Secure Software Delivery. Gopi also has a strong connection with our customers, leading design and architecture for strategic implementations. Gopi is a frequent speaker and well-known leader in continuous delivery and integrating security into software delivery.
4. website: www.isle-project.eu
• Revised version is up and running!
• Quick access to social networking tools of ISLE
• Updated with news & events about ISLE
5. website: features (1/2)
• Public deliverables are found under “Project
Outcomes”
http://www.isle-
project.eu/index.php/en/project-outcomes
• ISLE Newsletters can be found under “Press
Material”
http://www.isle-project.eu/index.php/en/press-
material
6. website: features (2/2)
• Useful links are found under “Web links”
http://www.isle-project.eu/index.php/en/links
• Feeds from Social Networking tools can be
found at the bottom of the page
7. Web 2.0 tools
• https://www.facebook.com/groups/islenetwork
• Really active, 84 members
Facebook
group
• https://www.facebook.com/ISLENetwork
• Replaces FB group -> 125 likes so far!
Facebook
page
• @ISLENetwork
• Tweets about news, events, related retweets
Twitter
account
8. Web 2.0 tools
• http://www.flickr.com/photos/islenetwork
• Re-organized, more space available
Flickr photo
stream
• http://fr.linkedin.com/pub/isle-network/32/889/224
• Professional networking, mainly with other initiatives
LinkedIn
account
• Maintained by AgroSup team
• Additional ISLE photo hosting
Picasa photo
stream
15. I.S.L.E. Workspace
• Based on e-groupware (commercial solution)
• URL: http://www.agroknow.gr/egroupware
• Login info: your email part before @
(e.g. name@domain.com) as username &
password
16. VOA3R platform: http://voa3r.cc.uah.es
• VOA3R: Virtual Open Access Agriculture &
Aquaculture Repository
• Used for
– Networking researchers working in the same or
relevant fields
– Providing access to open access scholarly content
• I.S.L.E. community/group already existing!
18. I.S.L.E. Brochure
• Developed by AgroSup Dijon team / revised
• Useful for dissemination purposes
• Printed a limited number of copies
• Digital file available in Workspace (WP8 folder)
19. I.S.L.E. Poster
• Developed by Agro-Know team
• Significant contribution by Agro-Sup Dijon!
• Printed a copy for each project partner
• Digital file available in Workspace (WP8 folder)
for further prints
20. I.S.L.E. Newsletters
• Developed by Agro-Know team
• Five (5) issues published so far
• They are expected to reach a wide network of
stakeholders through each ISLE partner
• Digital files available through ISLE website and
ISLE Workspace (WP8 folder)
23. Green Ideas 2013
• Main objectives of the event:
– How can we make aromatic/medicinal plants a
sustainable business venture?
– How might we create educational activities using the
inquiry-based model of learning?
– How might we use tools and technologies to utilize
existing digital content coming from the NHMC for
aromatic and medicinal plants and herbs in Crete?
25. How can you contribute to ISLE’s
dissemination?
• Do you use Facebook?
– Post news in the project’s page
• Do you use Twitter?
– Please add @ISLENetwork in your sustainability-
related tweets
26. How can you contribute to ISLE’s
dissemination?
• Do you use Flickr?
– Add the tag “ISLENetwork” to all ISLE related
photos
• Do you use Linkedin?
– Add ISLE Network in your circles
27. How can you contribute to ISLE’s
dissemination?
• Did you attend/present at an event related to
Sustainable Development?
– Please let us (AK) know of the details of the event;
please also share some brochures!
– We will circulate an email w/template soon for the
reporting of dissemination activities
• Do you have colleagues working with SD?
– Let them know about the network, send them the
newsletters etc.
30. What happens after the project ends?
ISLE
Association
ISLE 2
proposal
Individual
Partners
31. 1. ISLE Association
• Aims to promote the work and outcomes of
the ISLE project
• Will involve various stakeholders
• To be further analyzed in the next session
32. 2. ISLE 2 Proposal
• Aims to continue the work of ISLE, based on
the latter’s outcomes
• The core consortium will remain the same
• Results on the status of the proposal to be
published in June 2013
33. 3. Individual Partners / Stakeholders
• To use and re-use the outcomes of the ISLE
project
• Keep in touch with ISLE / ISLE 2 partners
• Support all SD-related activities in each
country/institution
34. What happens after the project ends?
• Web 2.0 tools will be kept alive and updated by
– ISLE Association
– ISLE 2 partners
– Stakeholders in SD
• Project’s outcomes will be publicly available
35. What happens after the project ends?
1. ISLE Website: Will be used by the ISLE 2
project
– Transfer of website to ISLE Association
2. ISLE Social Networking tools
– To be updated by ISLE 2 / ISLE Association /
Stakeholders
36. What happens after the project ends?
3. ISLE Project outcomes:
– Best practices compendium
– Innovation practices compendium
– Quality Certification Labels
– ISLELearn MOODLE platform
To be used even after the end of the project
37. The role of individual partners
• Each partner could / should decide
individually how to contribute to the
sustainability of ISLE outcomes and tools
– Depending on specificities and potential of each
institution
– Not always in the context of the ISLE / ISLE 2
projects
38. The role of individual partners
• An email will be sent to each ISLE partner
shortly for
– Collecting feedback on dissemination activities
– Collecting information on the sustainability
actions of each partner/institution
39. The role of individual partners
• 1st draft of the ISLE deliverable D8.7 “Post-
Project Dissemination Strategy” is prepared
• It is expected to be circulated to the ISLE
project partners within the next weeks
40. For more information:
WP8 (Dissemination) Leader
Agro-Know Technologies, Greece
[drakos@agroknow.gr]
I.S.L.E. Learning Curriculum