AAAS 2014: How the Web Changes Collaboration
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AAAS 2014: How the Web Changes Collaboration
- 1. Social Tools for Serious Science William Gunn, Ph.D. Head of Academic Outreach Mendeley @mrgunn
- 2. Enabling Collaboration in a Networked World • The Web is transformative • Modern research requires collaboration • Networks, not destinations
- 3. A historical perspective https://secure.flickr.com/photos/photophilde/3553606749/
- 4. Change and Disruption • The music industry was first • futile resistance • worst fears not confirmed • providing a product very many people want is in fact quite sustainable • The Web changed discovery and delivery
- 5. More Change and Disruption • Blogging changed how we communicated • Professional media organizations still exist • A service that gives people what they want is a quite sustainable business model • The Web changed engagement
- 6. Authors Publishers Pochoda, Phil. "The big one: The epistemic system break in scholarly monograph publishing." new media & society 15.3 (2013): 359-378. Printers Shippers Booksellers Readers
- 7. Authors Publishers Pochoda, Phil. "The big one: The epistemic system break in scholarly monograph publishing." new media & society 15.3 (2013): 359-378. Printers Shippers Booksellers Readers 1770
- 10. Social Networks Opportunities for discovery Opportunities for building relationships
- 11. Adams, Jonathan. "Collaborations: the fourth age of research." Nature 497.7451 (2013): 557-560.
- 12. King, Christopher (2012) Thomson Reuters Annual Report http://ar.thomsonreuters.com/_files/pdf/MultiauthorPapers_ChrisKing.pdf
- 19. • The Web is being underutilized in research • research increasingly requires more collaboration. https://secure.flickr.com/photos/stuckincustoms/211239773/
- 20. From consumer to provider • Can we bring tools and user experience from other parts of the web to scholarly communication? • People expect to easily share and discover music and photos, why not academic papers? https://secure.flickr.com/photos/psd/2731067095/
- 21. Leveraging the Web requires an open infrastructure • HTML: open standard • TCP/IP: open standard • Wordpress: open source, open API • Twitter: open source, open API • Google Scholar: Not open • Facebook: Not open
- 22. Networks, not destinations • Not a website for scientists • Scientists, on the web
- 23. ...and aggregates research data in the cloud Install Mendeley Desktop Mendeley extracts research data… Collecting rich signals from domain experts.
- 24. Read papers + keep track of notes 470M documents
- 25. Connecting researchers Search Read Annotate Organize Import Write
- 26. 2.7M researchers
- 28. New forms of discovery • Mendeley Suggest – personalized recommendations based on reading history • related articles – relatedness based on document similarity • recommender frameworks – implement recommendations as a service • third-party recommender services – serve niche audiences
- 29. We are publishing this data to the LOD cloud http://code-research.eu/
- 30. What would people build if they could get the data? • Impact Story – get credit for all your work • PLOS ALM – article-level metrics for papers • Plum Analytics – bespoke analytics for libraries • Altmetric.com – altmetrics for publishers. (from Digital Science/NPG)