Library Cataloging
Peter Suber at Open Access news has proposed using tags to collocate news about open access on Connotea. A group tagging effort to collocate information seems like an interesting method to me. It could easily become polluted by spammers, but maybe Connotea has safeguards against that. Using the Connotea platform gives them a Web page, RSS feed, and email distribution.
- Tagging And Controlled Vocabalaries
EntityDescriber is an add-on tool for Connotea that allows taggers to select terms from a controlled vocabalary.E.D. is a mechanism for intersecting the Semantic Web with the normal Web. It lets Connotea users (though we may extend it to other systems...
- Mods @ Connotea
Connotea, the bibliographic bookmarking tool from Nature, will now export records in MODS XML format. It also exports in RIS, BibTeX, and EndNote formats. MODS Connotea...
- Connotea Tools For Developers
Connotea now has an API. Today we have released the first version of the Connotea Web API, which will allow programmers to develop applications that read from, and post to, the Connotea database.Wrapper libraries are available in Ruby and Perl.Connotea...
- E-prints And Tagging
This from the Connotea folks:We've released a small code collection that enables institutional repositories running on EPrints to easily add tagging, bookmarking, and related article linking to their sites. The TaggingTool works by connecting the...
- Connotea Code
The source code for Connotea is available for use and to modify under the terms of the GNU General Public License. Connotea is a type of social bookmarking service. It is aimed at more scholarly communities.Connotea is a place to keep links to the articles...
Library Cataloging
Open Access News
Peter Suber at Open Access news has proposed using tags to collocate news about open access on Connotea. A group tagging effort to collocate information seems like an interesting method to me. It could easily become polluted by spammers, but maybe Connotea has safeguards against that. Using the Connotea platform gives them a Web page, RSS feed, and email distribution.
You can participate as a reader, a tagger, or both, starting immediately. To participate as a reader, just follow or subscribe to some version of the project feed.
To participate as a tagger, you'll need to create a Connotea account, if you don't already have one. I recommending putting the "Add to Connotea" bookmarklet on your browser. When you see a new OA development, tag it with oa.new. If you have time, write a brief description in the "description" box of the tagging dialog.
- Tagging And Controlled Vocabalaries
EntityDescriber is an add-on tool for Connotea that allows taggers to select terms from a controlled vocabalary.E.D. is a mechanism for intersecting the Semantic Web with the normal Web. It lets Connotea users (though we may extend it to other systems...
- Mods @ Connotea
Connotea, the bibliographic bookmarking tool from Nature, will now export records in MODS XML format. It also exports in RIS, BibTeX, and EndNote formats. MODS Connotea...
- Connotea Tools For Developers
Connotea now has an API. Today we have released the first version of the Connotea Web API, which will allow programmers to develop applications that read from, and post to, the Connotea database.Wrapper libraries are available in Ruby and Perl.Connotea...
- E-prints And Tagging
This from the Connotea folks:We've released a small code collection that enables institutional repositories running on EPrints to easily add tagging, bookmarking, and related article linking to their sites. The TaggingTool works by connecting the...
- Connotea Code
The source code for Connotea is available for use and to modify under the terms of the GNU General Public License. Connotea is a type of social bookmarking service. It is aimed at more scholarly communities.Connotea is a place to keep links to the articles...