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This document provides an overview of the MOVING project, which aims to build an innovative training platform to improve information literacy. The platform will provide access to data sources, search and visualization methods, and individually tailored training programs to enable open leadership innovation. A consortium led by CERTH-ITI is developing the platform over 3 years with H2020 funding. Two use cases of the platform involve assisting public administrators with business research and helping researchers manage and mine research information. The platform will include modules for data acquisition, processing, video analysis, lecture linking, and demonstrations.

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Tanja Zdolšek Draksler, CT3
TraininG towards a society of data-saVvy
inforMation prOfessionals to enable open
leadership INnovation
Twitter: @MOVING_EU
Web page: moving-project.eu

www.moving-project.eu
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Motivation, goal
“MOVING is building an innovative training platform that will enable
users from various societal sectors (companies, universities, public
administration) to fundamentally improve their information literacy
by training how to choose, use and evaluate data mining methods in
connection with their daily research tasks and professional activities
and to become data-savvy information professionals“
• This platform is:
• Getting access to an extensive source inventory
• Using search and visualisation methods
• Generating knowledge that cannot be derived from existing solutions
• Supporting its users through
• A detailed and scientificallyproven help system
• An individuallyconfigurable training program
• A community of people from different sectors of society
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www.moving-project.eu
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Overall approach
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Use cases
1. Research on business information by public
administrators
• Understand complex situations
• Increase compliance with current laws and regulations
• Specific case of public administrators considered in
MOVING: financial auditors
2. Managing and mining research information
• Reduce information overload
• Assistin evaluating and selecting relevant information
resources
• Specific case considered in MOVING: young
researchers and graduate students
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www.moving-project.eu
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Architectural diagram
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Main platform modules
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Data acquisition and processing
• Data acquisition
• Collected data from 19,638 webpages and social media (Twitter, Google+ and
YouTube)
• Collected 181,235 metadata records from the Linked Open Data cloud
• Plus 413,097 publications and 19,756 video lectures from VideoLectures.NET
• Data processing
• Novel information retrieval (IR) models for search over titles
• Searching text in scientific figures (public prototype)
• Recommender system for scientific papers
• Video analysis techniques (public prototype)
• Method for author disambiguationover scientific papers
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Video Analysis Service (demo video)
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Lecture Video Linking (demo video)
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Platform demonstration
• Available at: https://moving.mz.test.tu-dresden.de
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Platform PrintScreens
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Platform PrintScreens
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Thank you for your attention.
Twitter: @MOVING_EU
Web page: moving-project.eu

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MOVING presentation at JSI

1. Tanja Zdolšek Draksler, CT3 TraininG towards a society of data-saVvy inforMation prOfessionals to enable open leadership INnovation Twitter: @MOVING_EU Web page: moving-project.eu

2. www.moving-project.eu 2 of 17 Consortium and funding Projectcoordinator: Dr. Vasileios Mezaris CERTH-ITI (Center for research and technology Hellas) Funding call: H2020-INSO-2015 Funding topic: Innovative schemes for open innovation and science 2.0 Type of action: RIA Duration in months: 36 Start date: April 2016 End date: March 2019 moving-project.eu

3. www.moving-project.eu 3 of 17 Motivation, goal “MOVING is building an innovative training platform that will enable users from various societal sectors (companies, universities, public administration) to fundamentally improve their information literacy by training how to choose, use and evaluate data mining methods in connection with their daily research tasks and professional activities and to become data-savvy information professionals“ • This platform is: • Getting access to an extensive source inventory • Using search and visualisation methods • Generating knowledge that cannot be derived from existing solutions • Supporting its users through • A detailed and scientificallyproven help system • An individuallyconfigurable training program • A community of people from different sectors of society moving-project.eu

4. www.moving-project.eu 4 of 17 Overall approach moving-project.eu

5. www.moving-project.eu 5 of 17 Use cases 1. Research on business information by public administrators • Understand complex situations • Increase compliance with current laws and regulations • Specific case of public administrators considered in MOVING: financial auditors 2. Managing and mining research information • Reduce information overload • Assistin evaluating and selecting relevant information resources • Specific case considered in MOVING: young researchers and graduate students moving-project.eu

6. www.moving-project.eu 6 of 17 Architectural diagram moving-project.eu

7. www.moving-project.eu 7 of 17 Main platform modules moving-project.eu

8. www.moving-project.eu 8 of 17 Data acquisition and processing • Data acquisition • Collected data from 19,638 webpages and social media (Twitter, Google+ and YouTube) • Collected 181,235 metadata records from the Linked Open Data cloud • Plus 413,097 publications and 19,756 video lectures from VideoLectures.NET • Data processing • Novel information retrieval (IR) models for search over titles • Searching text in scientific figures (public prototype) • Recommender system for scientific papers • Video analysis techniques (public prototype) • Method for author disambiguationover scientific papers moving-project.eu

9. www.moving-project.eu 9 of 17 Video Analysis Service (demo video) moving-project.eu

10. www.moving-project.eu 10 of 17 Lecture Video Linking (demo video) moving-project.eu

11. www.moving-project.eu 11 of 17 Platform demonstration • Available at: https://moving.mz.test.tu-dresden.de moving-project.eu

12. www.moving-project.eu 12 of 17 Platform PrintScreens moving-project.eu

13. www.moving-project.eu 13 of 17 Platform PrintScreens moving-project.eu

14. www.moving-project.eu 14 of 17 Platform PrintScreens moving-project.eu

15. Thank you for your attention. Twitter: @MOVING_EU Web page: moving-project.eu

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