Digital Library Federation, Fall 07, Connotea Presentation
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The document provides information about Connotea, a social bookmarking site focused on academic bookmarking and citations. It discusses features of Connotea like private groups, importing/exporting for writing, and citation data. It also includes URLs and usage statistics for Connotea, as well as potential future developments like better tagging, recommendations, and integrating with bibliographies.
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Digital Library Federation, Fall 07, Connotea Presentation
- 1. A Report on Connotea Ian Mulvany, Connotea Product Development Manager, Nature Publishing Group
- 2. Thank you for you Attention
- 3. Nature Web Publishing group
- 4. Nature Web Publishing group OTMI
- 14. History behind Connotea Deliciously scientific Timo Hannay, Ben Lund, Martin Flack (Neo Reality)
- 15. Social Bookmarking • del.icio.us founded by Joshua Schachter in 2003, acquired by Yahoo in Dec, 2005 • Key features of this service: • save bookmarks online • add tags • simple url structure to retrieve data via tags • tags provide folksonomy over bookmarks • many users allow searching links by popularity
- 16. Examples of del.icio.us url’s http://www.del.icio.us/popular/Elsevier
- 20. http://www.del.icio.us/tag/conference Title
- 21. http://www.del.icio.us/tag/conference Title
- 22. http://www.del.icio.us/tag/conference Title Time
- 23. http://www.del.icio.us/tag/conference Title Time
- 24. http://www.del.icio.us/tag/conference Title Time Popularity
- 25. http://www.del.icio.us/tag/conference Title Time Popularity
- 26. http://www.del.icio.us/tag/conference Title Time Popularity Poster
- 27. http://www.del.icio.us/tag/conference Title Time Popularity Poster
- 28. http://www.del.icio.us/tag/conference Title Time Popularity Poster Tags
- 29. Academic Bookmarking Like del.icio.us but with:: Citation data Private groups/posts Import/Export for article writing
- 38. Title
- 39. Title
- 40. Title Date
- 41. Title Date
- 42. Title Author Date
- 43. Title Author Date
- 44. Title Author Date PMID/DOI
- 54. perl mod_perl Template Toolkit MySQL Open Source, GPL2.5 v 1.8.1 web1.75 application
- 55. Amazon.pm DOI.pm LivingReviews.pm PLoS.pm RIS.pm SpamDNSBL.pm autodiscovery.pm BibTeX.pm Dlib.pm NASA.pm PMC.pm Scitation.pm Springer.pm blog.pm Blackwell.pm Highwire.pm NPG.pm PNAS.pm Self.pm Wiley.pm ePrints.pm BmcPdf.pm Hubmed.pm OUP.pm Pubmed.pm Simple.pm arXiv.pm
- 57. http://www.connotea.org/data/user/IanMulvany http://www.connotea.org/data/users/tag/scifoo http://www.connotea.org/data/user/IanMulvany/tag/ scifoo http://www.connotea.org/data/user/IanMulvany/tag/ science http://www.connotea.org/data/user/IanMulvany/tag/ science2.0+citation
- 58. http://www.connotea.org/rss/user/IanMulvany http://www.connotea.org/rss/users/tag/scifoo http://www.connotea.org/rss/user/IanMulvany/tag/scifoo http://www.connotea.org/rss/user/IanMulvany/tag/ science http://www.connotea.org/rss/user/IanMulvany/tag/ science2.0+citation
- 59. - User - Date - Bookmarks - DOI/PMID - URI - Citation Data -Tag - Edit - Free Text Search
- 60. “After you make an API, the first thing people want to do is write a wrapper in their favorite language”
- 61. “After you make an API, the first thing people want to do is write a wrapper in their favorite language” Java
- 62. “After you make an API, the first thing people want to do is write a wrapper in their favorite language” Java Python
- 63. “After you make an API, the first thing people want to do is write a wrapper in their favorite language” Java Python Perl
- 64. “After you make an API, the first thing people want to do is write a wrapper in their favorite language” Java Python Ruby Perl
- 65. RDF HTML RSS
- 66. images via flickr: Barry Hennessy, Hettie McFarlane, wallyg
- 67. “What I keep hearing is, how can we impact factorize open science. Well, the answer is, you can't. Let's stop trying to find some magic algorithm whereby a machine tells us what quality science is. What's completely mad to me about this is that we already have processes to assess science quality. Every time you review a new student, every time you look at a grant proposal, heck, even on the infamous tenure committees and research assessments, a group of humans looks at a portfolio of existing or proposed work, and decides whether it is good enough. So if I may modestly propose, let's continue to do that, and no one other than journal publishers should ever look at impact factor numbers again. Arise, qualitative assessment, begone quantitative nonsense.” - Richard Akerman
- 69. People have personal search algorithms, some good some bad Social bookmarking sites are often write only By making collections public and tagged you provide a resource For example I read what my boss is tagging This is kind of an orthogonal use case for these kinds of services, even before we add in more complex algorithms
- 70. Collaboration Serendipidous discovery Storage Manage (tagging) Recommendations (algorithmic) Don’t want to give a false positive
- 71. 3rd Party Tools
- 77. http://apps.similette.com/multiguise/ http://www.itfutures.ed.ac.uk/robert_muetzelfeldt_synopsis.htm
- 83. http://www.connotea.org/ blog http://www.connotea.org/wiki/ ConnoteaTools
- 86. Stats
- 87. Total number of verified email accounts Number of people adding bookmarks
- 88. Total number of tags Total number of unique tags
- 90. 11032
- 95. OpenId Better Tagging OpenAuth Interface Interface OpenSocial More parsers API Extension Recommender 2.0 Nature Integration Citation Manager
- 96. Graph Analysis? Text Text Text
- 97. Where’s my Bibliography? COINS extension? ATOM feed? SSE? OAI-ORE CIO or Something entirely new with a new acronym to contend with?
- 98. The End
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