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Presentation on the concept of an open and shared Green Learning Network (GLN) data pool and how it may support search portals and pages that are developed as separate and isolated efforts. Took place at the MSUglobal Open Knowledge for Agricultural development Convening 2013 (http://msuglobal.com/convening2013/)

Improving dissemination
of content
Nikos Manouselis
nikosm@agroknow.gr

http://wiki.agroknow.gr

“meaningful services
around high-quality
agricultural data pools”

agricultural research(+) content
• publications, theses, reports, other grey literature
• educational material and content, courseware
• primary data, such as measurements & observations
– structured, e.g. datasets as tables
– digitized, e.g. images, videos
• secondary data, such as processed elaborations
– e.g. dendrograms, pie charts
• provenance information, incl. authors, their
organizations and projects
• experimental protocols & methods
• social data, tags, ratings, etc.
• …

• stats
• gene banks
• gis data
• blogs,
• journals educators’
• open archives view
• raw data
• technologies
• learning objects
• ………..

• stats
• gene banks
• gis data
• blogs,
• journals
• open archives
• raw data
researchers’
• technologies
view
• learning objects
• ………..

• stats
• gene banks
• gis data
• blogs,
• journals
practioners’
• open archives
view
• raw data
• technologies
• learning objects
• ………..

• stats
• gene banks
• gis data
• blogs,
we need
data pools
• journals
• open archives
• raw data
• technologies
• learning objects
• ………..

actually share metadata
Author Subject
ID Title

Publisher

Date Catalog

• stats
• gene banks
• gis data
• blogs,
• journals
• open archives
• raw data
• technologies
• learning objects
• ………..

main benefit
• avoid duplication of
–metadata curation work
–technical (software dev) work

demo time
• prototyping how this works
– GLN backbone (http://www.greenlearningnetwork.org)
– OER Commons Green micro-site
(http://www.oercommons.org/green)
– Organic.Edunet revamp
(http://www.greenlearningnetwork.org/organicedunet)
– AgShare Find OER
(http://greenlearningnetwork.org/agshareoer)

• more info:
– nikosm@agroknow.gr
– http://wiki.agroknow.gr

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1. Improving dissemination of content Nikos Manouselis nikosm@agroknow.gr

2. http://wiki.agroknow.gr “meaningful services around high-quality agricultural data pools”

3. agricultural research(+) content • publications, theses, reports, other grey literature • educational material and content, courseware • primary data, such as measurements & observations – structured, e.g. datasets as tables – digitized, e.g. images, videos • secondary data, such as processed elaborations – e.g. dendrograms, pie charts • provenance information, incl. authors, their organizations and projects • experimental protocols & methods • social data, tags, ratings, etc. • …

4. • stats • gene banks • gis data • blogs, • journals educators’ • open archives view • raw data • technologies • learning objects • ………..

5. • stats • gene banks • gis data • blogs, • journals • open archives • raw data researchers’ • technologies view • learning objects • ………..

6. • stats • gene banks • gis data • blogs, • journals practioners’ • open archives view • raw data • technologies • learning objects • ………..

7. is great …but its not the answer

10.

11. we create data silos

12. • stats • gene banks • gis data • blogs, we need data pools • journals • open archives • raw data • technologies • learning objects • ………..

13. actually share metadata Author Subject ID Title Publisher Date Catalog

14. • stats • gene banks • gis data • blogs, • journals • open archives • raw data • technologies • learning objects • ………..

15.

16.

17. main benefit • avoid duplication of –metadata curation work –technical (software dev) work

18. demo time • prototyping how this works – GLN backbone (http://www.greenlearningnetwork.org) – OER Commons Green micro-site (http://www.oercommons.org/green) – Organic.Edunet revamp (http://www.greenlearningnetwork.org/organicedunet) – AgShare Find OER (http://greenlearningnetwork.org/agshareoer) • more info: – nikosm@agroknow.gr – http://wiki.agroknow.gr

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