again unedited/checked:
I’m tagging with or08:
http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch?hl=en&q=or08&ie=UTF-8&scoring=d
http://technorati.com/search/or08?authority=a4&language=en
On the margins of scholarship
Richard Davis, Uni London Computer Centre
flickr, good example of an online document repository
“flickr for eprints”
1 – the data i enter to be used by other applications
2 – rss feeds i can use elsewhere
3 – clickable keywords, leading to similar articles in other repositories.
linnean online
demo’d images in an eprints ir, allowed photos to be previewed on the same page, bookmarks, comments.
may scan in original comments.
sneep. social networking extensions for eprints.
jisc funded, tagging, bookmarking, open source, exploit eprint objects
about giving choice, let users find it, e.g. facebook app, if we make it will it will be useful for someone (in a way we can’t predict).
web2.0 is raising expectations of what websites should do.
One response to “or08: session1 (part 2)”
[…] Sandwiched between Ian and Daniel, I shared my thirty-minute thoughts on the history of annotations, from Linnaeus and Carlyle, to Flickr and SNEEP. If you’d been there you would probably have seen something like this, and your notes might look a bit like this. […]