PPT-Social Networking for Research Communities Using Tagging an

Author : alida-meadow | Published Date : 2016-02-23

Marlon Pierce Geoffrey Fox Joshua Rosen Siddharth Maini and Jong Youl Choi Community Grids Lab Indiana University Motivation MSICIEC is an NSF funded project

Presentation Embed Code

Download Presentation

Download Presentation The PPT/PDF document "Social Networking for Research Communiti..." is the property of its rightful owner. Permission is granted to download and print the materials on this website for personal, non-commercial use only, and to display it on your personal computer provided you do not modify the materials and that you retain all copyright notices contained in the materials. By downloading content from our website, you accept the terms of this agreement.

Social Networking for Research Communities Using Tagging an: Transcript


Marlon Pierce Geoffrey Fox Joshua Rosen Siddharth Maini and Jong Youl Choi Community Grids Lab Indiana University Motivation MSICIEC is an NSF funded project to engage researchers at minorityserving institutions in modern cyberinfrastructure . Mustafa Kilavuz. Tags. A tag is a keyword added to an internet resource (web page, image, video) by users without relying on a controlled vocabulary.. Helps to improve search, spam detection, reputation systems, personal organization and metadata. Austin Wester. Tags. A . keywords . linked to a resource (image, video, web page, blog, etc) by users without using a controlled vocabulary.. They help to improve search, personal organization, metadata, spam detection, and reputation systems. Sep . 2015. EunJeong. . Cheon. . i501: introduction to informatics. Semiotic . Dynamics . and . Collaborative Tagging . Ciro. . Cattuto. , . Vittorio . Loreto, . and Luciano . Pietronero. . Contents. . Xuan S. Yang. , Reynold Cheng, Luyi Mo, Ben Kao, David W. Cheung. {xyang2, ckcheng, lymo, kao, dcheung}@cs.hku.hk. The University of Hong Kong. Outline. 2. Introduction. Problem Definition & Solution. Marlon Pierce, Geoffrey Fox, Joshua Rosen, . Siddharth. . Maini. , and . Jong. . Youl. . Choi. Community Grids Lab, Indiana University. Motivation. MSI-CIEC is an NSF funded project to engage researchers at minority-serving institutions in modern cyberinfrastructure . Sep . 2015. EunJeong. . Cheon. . i501: introduction to informatics. Semiotic . Dynamics . and . Collaborative Tagging . Ciro. . Cattuto. , . Vittorio . Loreto, . and Luciano . Pietronero. . Contents. A Case-Study of Racial Identifiers. Lane . DesAutels. , PhD. Department of Philosophy & Religion. Missouri Western State University. 9/13/16. Big Data has Serious . Ethical. Implications:. Data . Social Networking. ENHANCED EDITION. Unit Contents. Section A: Social Networking. Section B: Content Communities. Section C: Blogs and More. Section D: Online Communication. Section E: Social Media Values. . The Social Job Search. Agenda. Learning Outcomes. Networking 101. Your Friends. ’. Friends. Your . Friends. Your Friends. ’. Friends. ’. Friends. What is Networking?. You . can’t ask for connections, or learn to network by reading an article. Networking requires active engagement. Talking to friends, family and faculty is a good way to start. Frank Lafone. Trevor Harris. Department of Geology and Geography. West Virginia University. Issues of unofficial trash sites. Unknown sources. Random . Riparian trash gyres. Spatially disjoint. Difficult to police and clean up. Frank Lafone. Trevor Harris. Department of Geology and Geography. West Virginia University. Issues of unofficial trash sites. Unknown sources. Random . Riparian trash gyres. Spatially disjoint. Difficult to police and clean up. Greg . Morrisett. Dean, Cornell . Kathryn S McKinley. Principal Researcher, Microsoft. Greg . Morrisett. Dean, Cornell Computing & Information Science. Professor. . in CS at Cornell (prev. Harvard). . The Social Job Search. Agenda. Learning Outcomes. Networking 101. Your Friends. ’. Friends. Your . Friends. Your Friends. ’. Friends. ’. Friends. What is Networking?. You . can’t ask for connections, or learn to network by reading an article. Networking requires active engagement. Talking to friends, family and faculty is a good way to start. through Blogs and Social Networking. Digital Citizens. Building Digital Communities. through Blogs and Social Networking. Embracing Today’s Technology. Blogging . vs. Social Networking. Building A Brand.

Download Document

Here is the link to download the presentation.
"Social Networking for Research Communities Using Tagging an"The content belongs to its owner. You may download and print it for personal use, without modification, and keep all copyright notices. By downloading, you agree to these terms.

Related Documents