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Research Activities Internal Area |
Knowledge Sharing in Research an Higher Education06. 09. 2006 This one-day special track, takes place during I-KNOW '06 in Graz - Austria (6 - 8 September 2006). The Special Track provides an interdisciplinary forum for international scientists and practitioners to discuss various aspects of Knowledge Sharing in Research an Higher Education (KSR). Background The KSR special track is the second event of a series which started at I-KNOW '05. KSR ‘05 was positioned at the intersection between digital library research and research on technology enhanced learning. This combination aimed at discovering a huge potential for more effective and successful knowledge sharing and at significantly contributing to true advancements in this area. The motivation for KSR ‘06 is the successful concept of what often is referred to as Web 2.0. Web 2.0 is an "architecture of participation" - a constellation made up of links between web applications that rival desktop applications and the blog and WIKI publishing revolution. This architecture is based on social software which allows users to generate content, rather than simply consume it. It is an arena where organization appears spontaneously through the actions of the group, for example, in the creation of “folksonomies” created through tagging. With the idea of Web 2.0 in background, KSR '06 tries to find answers to the following guiding research questions:
The emphasis of KSR ‘06 is very much on the application of new technologies, on case studies and on best practices rather than on the development of new Web 2.0 technologies. KSR '06 seeks to bring together international researchers as well as practitioners from research and higher education organisations. Or aim is to advance future development in knowledge sharing in research and higher education. The special track also provides plenty of time for networking among the attendees and for real-world knowledge sharing. For this special track we invite submission that deal with issues including, but not limited to:
Important Dates - 03 April 2006 - Submissions of Full Papers (8 Pages) Submission Procedure Submissions should be handed in as full papers and should not exceed 8 pages. Please use the I-KNOW style guides ( http://www.i-know.at/style_guide.html ) and submit your contribution in PDF or MS Word format using http://www.i-know.at/submission . In case of problems or questions concerning the submission of papers, please contact the track chairs at [email protected]now-center.at . Publication Accepted papers will be published within the I-KNOW '06 conference proceedings in cooperation with Springer Co. Pub. At least one author of an accepted paper must register for I-KNOW ’06 before the deadline for Final Versions (26 June 2006). The Organization team of the special track on Knowledge Sharing in Research and Higher Education consists of the following people: - Gisela Dösinger, Know-Center Graz (Austria) Program Committtee - Michael H. Breitner, University Hannover (Germany) source of information: http://i-know.know-center.tugraz.at/i_know_06/topics/ksr_06 Deadline Call for Papers: |
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