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Gabriel Gallezot

Peer Evaluation : Home page - 1 views

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évaluation plateforme

shared by Gabriel Gallezot on 19 Nov 11 - No Cached
  • Your research, your peers, your impact • Promote and enjoy real-time Open Access to research • Share primary data, working papers, books, links... • Receive feedback and reviews from your peers • Expose your work to those that matter • Aggregate qualitative indicators about your impact • Drive, build and share your online reputation
SAVARY BELKACEMI YASMINE

"la traduction de "veille" en anglais - 0 views

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watch foresight research

shared by SAVARY BELKACEMI YASMINE on 10 Apr 14 - No Cached
  • SAVARY BELKACEMI YASMINE on 10 Apr 14
     
    "la traduction de "veille" en anglais Le mot "veille" se traduit en anglais par watch, cependant comme on vient de le voir, il est, pour signifier le concept de veille informationnelle, d'usage moins régulier qu'en français, sans doute à cause d'homonymes beaucoup plus fréquents qu'en français, et on trouvera, pour traduire "veille", foresight (prévision, prospective), intelligence (renseignement, voire espionnage) ou research (recherche) selon que l'on voudra insister sur le but de l'activité, son résultat ou sa méthode. Il est important d'être conscient de cette différence d'usage linguistique au moment de faire des recherches dans des sources anglophones"
Michel Roland-Guill

A Look at the Reading Habits of E-Reader Owners - WSJ.com - 0 views

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lecture reading ebooks liseuses eraders

shared by Michel Roland-Guill on 26 Aug 10 - Cached
  • A study of 1,200 e-reader owners by Marketing and Research Resources Inc. found that 40% said they now read more than they did with print books. Of those surveyed, 58% said they read about the same as before while 2% said they read less than before.
  • Some 11 million Americans are expected to own at least one digital reading gadget by the end of September, estimates Forrester Research. U.S. e-book sales grew 183% in the first half of this year compared with the year-earlier period, according to the Association of American Publishers.
  • Amazon, the biggest seller of e-books, says its customers buy 3.3 times as many books after buying a Kindle
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  • because e-book gadgets are portable, people report they're reading more and at times when a book isn't normally an option: on a smartphone in the doctor's waiting room; through a Ziploc-bag-clad Kindle in a hot tub, or on a treadmill with a Sony Reader's fonts set to jumbo.
  • Mystery and thriller author Michael Connelly says he has about 30 e-books on his Kindle, Sony Reader and iPad
  • Compared with print, iPad readers were 6.2% slower and Kindle readers were 10.7% slower, though the difference between the iPad and Kindle results wasn't statistically significant
  • "Both devices give you a more relaxed feeling as opposed to a computer,"
  • In creating the Kindle, Jeff Bezos, Amazon's chief executive, says he set out to develop technology that could encourage long-form reading, instead of just snippets.
  • "A nightmare scenario for me would be if this device would ever beep at me while I'm reading."
  • men are bigger consumers of e-books than women by a narrow margin. Among e-book buyers, 52% were men compared with 48% for women—a reversal of print books, where women buy more. E-reader users also say that 52% of their e-books were ones they purchased, while 48% of their e-books were free because they were sample giveaways or out-of-copyright.
  • 66% of libraries offered e-book loans, up from just 38% in 2005.
  • Pages may be antiquated, but they're very helpful for making sure reading-club participants or students in a classroom are all on the same page. No page numbers also means there's no skipping ahead to sneak a peek at a page near the end of a book. Most e-readers have tried to replace page numbers by showing the percentage of the book read.
  • With an e-reader, readers can hold and turn pages with just one hand.
  • work in bed even when the lights are off
Gabriel Gallezot

Enabling Open Scholarship - EOS - Home - 0 views

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openaccess

shared by Gabriel Gallezot on 03 Aug 11 - Cached
  • Gabriel Gallezot on 03 Aug 11
     
    "What can EOS offer your institution? We offer an outreach service to universities and research institutes - whether members or not - that need help, advice, guidance or information on open scholarship issues. We do this through the resource represented by this website and also by providing information on an individual basis to institutions that need it. Our board is composed of people who have personally instigated the kinds of changes in their own institutions that herald the benefits of the open scholarly communication system of the future. This expertise is available for others to tap into. Institutional managers who would like guidance or advice on developing policies and procedures can request help from EOS on an individual basis. Download a leaflet about EOS. "
Gabriel Gallezot

Heading for the open road: costs and benefits of transitions in scholarly communication... - 0 views

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OA

shared by Gabriel Gallezot on 10 Apr 11 - No Cached
  • This new report investigates the drivers, costs and benefits of potential ways to increase access to scholarly journals. It identifies five different routes for achieving that end over the next five years, and compares and evaluates the benefits as well as the costs and risks for the UK.
Michel Roland

Truth or Dare | Peer to Peer Review - 0 views

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students information_literacy pratiques_informationnelles

shared by Michel Roland on 23 Nov 10 - No Cached
  • Project Information Literacy's latest report, one that presents and analyzes the findings of a vast study of undergraduate experiences doing research for their courses. "Truth Be Told: How College Students Evaluate and Use Information in the Digital Age" is the largest study of its kind and is a must-read for academic librarians.
Gabriel Gallezot

N I N E S - 0 views

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literature research digital_humanities

shared by Gabriel Gallezot on 22 Sep 11 - Cached
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