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Wikipedia has demonstrated the interest of the wiki approach to build and disseminate a common knowledge in a very large scale. Thus Wikipedia brings us a first answer (and we are using this media) but is not sufficient to bring a global response. A main point is that Wikipedia's contributors must bring information that is attested by references. Authors can be anonymous as far as their bibliographic references are significant and links to explicitly named people. But now, when we deals with research fields, the academic communities produce the knowledge that Wikipedia could use. In many cases, knowledge is in progress and many assumptions appear to be hypothesis. For these reasons we think that the authors must be clearly known and anonymous contributions are forbidden. | Wikipedia has demonstrated the interest of the wiki approach to build and disseminate a common knowledge in a very large scale. Thus Wikipedia brings us a first answer (and we are using this media) but is not sufficient to bring a global response. A main point is that Wikipedia's contributors must bring information that is attested by references. Authors can be anonymous as far as their bibliographic references are significant and links to explicitly named people. But now, when we deals with research fields, the academic communities produce the knowledge that Wikipedia could use. In many cases, knowledge is in progress and many assumptions appear to be hypothesis. For these reasons we think that the authors must be clearly known and anonymous contributions are forbidden. | ||
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Revision as of 18:48, 9 February 2010
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- Metadata for semantic wikis network
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Contents
Introduction
Introducing Wicri
Wicri a network of wikis for research and innovation
Wicri network has been created in the framework of Mission Ticri (Technologies dealing with Information and Communication for Communities involved in Research and Innovation). This initiative was launched by the Lorraine representative of Ministry in charge of research and innovation affairs. Ticri aims at disseminating main results of research communities in order to promote partnership between innovation actors and to encourage outreach and to develop technology transfers in a multidisciplinary context.
Wikipedia has demonstrated the interest of the wiki approach to build and disseminate a common knowledge in a very large scale. Thus Wikipedia brings us a first answer (and we are using this media) but is not sufficient to bring a global response. A main point is that Wikipedia's contributors must bring information that is attested by references. Authors can be anonymous as far as their bibliographic references are significant and links to explicitly named people. But now, when we deals with research fields, the academic communities produce the knowledge that Wikipedia could use. In many cases, knowledge is in progress and many assumptions appear to be hypothesis. For these reasons we think that the authors must be clearly known and anonymous contributions are forbidden.
As a result such a wiki infrastructure.
The network
In a first step, we have build a little demonstrator with almost 10 wikis.
Some issues about wiki networks
Samples :
- peer-to-peer networks
- DCMI set of wikis
