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Team 1

Vrije Universiteit & Universiteit Leiden

CODE JAM OPENSOCIAL GADGETS

Rob van Leeuwen
Michel Jansen
Lucas van Schaik

GADGET FOR STUDENTS

BeeHub Gadget
Scientific DropBox
Quota
Search scientific data (in BeeHub)
 Show link to location
Inform relevant groups when new data is shared
 Automatically when ACL is changed

MyResearchPortal

• Audience: Researchers
• Connect existing services for creation of
Enhanced Publications
• Workflow:
– Determine DAI
– List My Publications (and datasets)
– Deposit Datasets (or publications)
– Connect publications with datasets using PIDs
• Question: how to interact between gadgets?
– Copy/paste?

MyResearchPortal – My Publications

• Researcher with Digital Author Identifier
• Use Narcis as datasource
– RSS-feed
– MODS-datarecord via UNAPI
• Viewer
– View list of publications
– View details of publication
– Retrieve PID (urn:nbn:nl:ui..)
• Similar function can be built for My Datasets

MyResearchPortal – Data Deposit

• Researcher with DAI
• Researcher has dataset on computer
• Deposit dataset
– User details provided via DAI
– Enter required metadata
– Upload data
– Submit via SWORD-interface
– View feedback from repository
• Dataset available for durable linking with
publication

MediaMission / Mediasite gadget
• The Mediasite gadget is a gadget that

– Fetches the Mediasite presentations via SOAP-webservices
(EDAS) from Mediasite Server

– The folder with presentations should ideally be configurable
from the gadget preferences

– A click on a presentation in the
gadget opens the presentation in
another window or tab

– Allows the user to read details
about presentations before
opening them

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iGoogle Gadget AD Schoolplan

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Client Webservice Database
JSON/REST SQL
HTML5/CSS3/Javascript/… C# / WCF / EF SQL Server

• student tracking system (Osiris)
• timetable system (Syllabus)
• intranet (Sharepoint)

Gadget Proposal
 We’ll create a dynamic light path using OpenDRAC’s web console (or if I can
finish my work on OpenDRAC, create a path using a gadget)

 We’ll create a gadget to monitor the endpoints bandwidth usage

 We’ll create a gadget to get an overview of (active or all) schedules

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downloaded in different formats.

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1. Code Jam OpenSocial Gadgets Your Plans

2. Team 1 Vrije Universiteit & Universiteit Leiden

3. CODE JAM OPENSOCIAL GADGETS Rob van Leeuwen Michel Jansen Lucas van Schaik GADGET FOR STUDENTS

4. Team 2 SARA

5. BeeHub Gadget Scientific DropBox Quota Search scientific data (in BeeHub)  Show link to location Inform relevant groups when new data is shared  Automatically when ACL is changed

6. Team 3 DANS

7. MyResearchPortal • Audience: Researchers • Connect existing services for creation of Enhanced Publications • Workflow: – Determine DAI – List My Publications (and datasets) – Deposit Datasets (or publications) – Connect publications with datasets using PIDs • Question: how to interact between gadgets? – Copy/paste?

8. MyResearchPortal – My Publications • Researcher with Digital Author Identifier • Use Narcis as datasource – RSS-feed – MODS-datarecord via UNAPI • Viewer – View list of publications – View details of publication – Retrieve PID (urn:nbn:nl:ui..) • Similar function can be built for My Datasets

9. MyResearchPortal – Data Deposit • Researcher with DAI • Researcher has dataset on computer • Deposit dataset – User details provided via DAI – Enter required metadata – Upload data – Submit via SWORD-interface – View feedback from repository • Dataset available for durable linking with publication

10. Team 4 MediaMission

11. MediaMission / Mediasite gadget • The Mediasite gadget is a gadget that – Fetches the Mediasite presentations via SOAP-webservices (EDAS) from Mediasite Server – The folder with presentations should ideally be configurable from the gadget preferences – A click on a presentation in the gadget opens the presentation in another window or tab – Allows the user to read details about presentations before opening them

12. Team 5 Hogeschool Arnhem Nijmegen

13. Architecture domaindata iGoogle Gadget AD Schoolplan HAN4me internet webserver IMAO HAN-SIS Client Webservice Database JSON/REST SQL HTML5/CSS3/Javascript/… C# / WCF / EF SQL Server

14. Team 6 Hogeschool Utrecht

15. • student tracking system (Osiris) • timetable system (Syllabus) • intranet (Sharepoint)

16. Team 7 TU Delft / SURFnet

17. Gadget Proposal  We’ll create a dynamic light path using OpenDRAC’s web console (or if I can finish my work on OpenDRAC, create a path using a gadget)  We’ll create a gadget to monitor the endpoints bandwidth usage  We’ll create a gadget to get an overview of (active or all) schedules

18. Team 8 Radius College/ ROC West-Brabant

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20. Team 9 SURFfoundation

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23. Molecule viewer Molecules on the internet are shown as static images. We plan to bring some interactitivity. During this code jam will try make gadget to show an molecule that can be rotated and downloaded in different formats. O=C(OC1Cc2c(cc(O)cc 2O)OC1c1cc(O)c(O)c(O )c1)c1cc(O)c(O)c(O)c1

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