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==Wikis as platforms for science communication== | ==Wikis as platforms for science communication== | ||
*Wikis can be used, in principle, for any aspect of scholarly communication, as detailed in [http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikis_in_scholarly_communication this comparison of wiki- and paper-based communication systems] | *Wikis can be used, in principle, for any aspect of scholarly communication, as detailed in [http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikis_in_scholarly_communication this comparison of wiki- and paper-based communication systems] and the [http://ways.org/en/blogs/2009/sep/29/what_would_science_look_like_if_it_were_invented_today_part_ii_knowledge_structuring related blog post]. | ||
*Examples exist for all steps of the research cycle, except successful applications to major funders (see [[User:Daniel Mietchen/Talks/Integrating wikis with scientific workflows/Funding|this overview]] for some attempts) | *Examples exist for all steps of the research cycle, except successful applications to major funders (see [[User:Daniel Mietchen/Talks/Integrating wikis with scientific workflows/Funding|this overview]] for some attempts) | ||
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Wikis as platforms for science communication
- Wikis can be used, in principle, for any aspect of scholarly communication, as detailed in this comparison of wiki- and paper-based communication systems and the related blog post.
- Examples exist for all steps of the research cycle, except successful applications to major funders (see this overview for some attempts)
Wikis as platforms for OA publishing
- For technical reasons, publishing was historically a separate step, performed about once per iteration of the research cycle
- Publishing every relevant bit of information immediately at each step is technically feasible now, and the remaining hurdles are cultural ones.
- Conferences: Stand-alone site / contextualized schedule / contextualized talks and Posters (possibly also as clickable imagemaps, like here)
- Research papers: Accompanied by wiki article, contextualized on-wiki
- Review articles
- Publication lists (incl. supplementary materials and in principle direct links to the raw data)
- built-in article-level metrics at bottom of page, author-level metrics via Special:Contributions, further aggregation possible (e.g. at the level of research projects, labs or thematic workgroups)
- open access by default