Disruptive Library Technology Jester - 1 views
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Garrett Eastman on 04 Jan 10A blog by web librarians, named by LISNews as one of the librarian blogs to read in 2010 (see: http://lisnews.org/10_librarian_blogs_read_2010/)
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Data-Intensive Science - Eugene Kolker - The Fourth Paradigm Blog | Nature Publishing G... - 1 views
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What are the merits of starting a blog on Nature Network versus an institutional platform?
Taking new routes: Blogs, Web sites, and Scientific Publishing | Bukvova | ScieCom Info - 1 views
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A research paper considers new scientists' publishing and presentation activities using blogs, websites, and social media in the context of the scientific publishing enterprise.
BioMed Central Blog : BMC Research Notes launches a new thematic series on data standar... - 0 views
Blogs Elbow Up to Journal Status in New Academic-Publishing Venture - Wired Campus - Th... - 0 views
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A new publishing platform to showcase the best of that online work. It's called PressForward. And its creators-the same people who developed the academic-research platforms Zotero and Omeka-hope to take advantage of the interactive Web but preserve elements of scholarly review.
About PLoS Blogs | PLoS Blogs Network - 0 views
Digital Scholarly Communication: Conference Proceedings from HASTAC 2011 | HASTAC - 3 views
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Complete multimedia ebook from the December 2011 conference featuring video and audio of keynotes and presentations, posters, tweets and blog content
Blog - Will ORCID revolutionize research management? | Digital Scholarship @ Harvard - 0 views
Debate Over P vs. NP Proof Highlights Web Collaboration - NYTimes.com (August 2010) - 0 views
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What was highly significant, however, was the pace of discussion and analysis, carried out in real time on blogs and a wiki that had been quickly set up for the purpose of collectively analyzing the paper. This kind of collaboration has emerged only in recent years in the math and computer science communities. In the past, intense discussions like the one that surrounded the proof of the Poincaré conjecture were carried about via private e-mail and distribution lists as well as in the pages of traditional paper-based science journals.
What would scholarly communications look like if we invented it today? (blog entry, C. ... - 0 views
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Characteristics: Registration of ideas, data or other outputs for the purpose of assigning credit and priority to the right people is high on everyone's list. The ability to re-use, replicate, and re-purpose outputs very highly as well. It would need to enable and support public and stakeholder engagement. The the system will support discovery and filtering tools so that users can find the content they are looking for in a huge and diverse volume of available material.
Studying Scientific Discourse on the Web using Bibliometrics: Web Science 2010 Conferen... - 1 views
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Studying Scientific Discourse on the Web using Bibliometrics: A Chemistry Blogging Case Study
On a new publishing model - The Scientist - Richard Grant's blog on Nature Network - 1 views
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write a scientific paper in 140 characters or less
The Future of Education: Technology and How People Learn (John Palfrey » Blog... - 0 views
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From the Aspen Ideas Festival, a panel discussion on how to use digital media to lower barriers to education, identifying the types of teaching processes that lend themselves best to such media and other opportunities at the crossroad of technologies and
Law Librarian Blog: Measuring Scholarly Impact - 0 views
Twelve Library User Studies Distilled - Tennant: Digital Libraries - Blog on Library Jo... - 2 views
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JISC study form OCLC, RIN and JISC survey data on digital library user behavior, highlights disciplinary differences in e-research and reliance upon Google