Proceedings of the 11th Annual International ACM/IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries 2011
DOI: 10.1145/1998076.1998164
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Abstract: The Walden's Paths Project, as part of our philosophy of continual evaluation, seeks out user communities who may find our tool useful. However, our users, in the last few years, have reported a series of common issues and desired features. In order to support our users, we initiated a redesign of Walden's Paths to solve these problems and enable us to rapidly prototype and experiment with features and interfaces. In order to accomplish these goals, we have created a web service that handles the storage and re… Show more

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“…In his pioneering 1945 essay As We May Think, Vannevar Bush envisions a time in which the world's knowledge is accessible by machine and in which the connections that describe the higher level relationships among sources are themselves objects of scholarship that can be shared with colleagues. We can see this today on the Web with the utility of resource lists such as Yahoo, the investigation of mechanisms such as Walden's Paths (Bogen et al 2011) and the development of publishing platforms like the Public Knowledge Project (Owen and Stranack 2012). This is a natural side effect of collaboration and cooperation; as the problems to be solved in the humanities grow beyond the technical abilities of an individual scholar, and as social media becomes more embedded into our work practices, the presence of resources that situate knowledge within the broader environment will also become more prevalent.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In his pioneering 1945 essay As We May Think, Vannevar Bush envisions a time in which the world's knowledge is accessible by machine and in which the connections that describe the higher level relationships among sources are themselves objects of scholarship that can be shared with colleagues. We can see this today on the Web with the utility of resource lists such as Yahoo, the investigation of mechanisms such as Walden's Paths (Bogen et al 2011) and the development of publishing platforms like the Public Knowledge Project (Owen and Stranack 2012). This is a natural side effect of collaboration and cooperation; as the problems to be solved in the humanities grow beyond the technical abilities of an individual scholar, and as social media becomes more embedded into our work practices, the presence of resources that situate knowledge within the broader environment will also become more prevalent.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%