RE: Setting up a common publication/resource library for openEHR
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Hi Ian, yes I was pointing out to Zotero because I have been
using it since a year now and every time I use it my admiration grows. I do not
use such strong expressions to many software – including some openEHR
tools ;) Sebastian yes I think we should only store meta-data about
citations publicly with URL’s to full text. Then the people who has
access (through their institution or personal account) can also download it
with a single click. I checked the ZOtero site more carefully after I sent my
message and found out that this is indeed provided by ZOtero freely –
that is free hosting of meta-data and group access. A quick experiment: http://www.zotero.org/groups/openehr/items For those that are interested please contact me offline and I’ll
provide you with instructions. Cheers, -koray From: openehr-technical-bounces@chime.ucl.ac.uk
[mailto:openehr-technical-bounces@chime.ucl.ac.uk] On Behalf Of Ian
McNicoll I would definitely recommend
Zotero - this is what I use to store and format the references used in CKM.
Mendeley looks very interesting, and perhaps better suited for joint reference
libraries, but they do recognise that it is not as fully-featured as Zotero. On 15 February 2010 08:08, Sebastian Garde <sebastian.garde@oceaninformatics.com>
wrote: Hi Koray,
Hi
All, Whenever
I start with a paper, report or presentation I find myself doing the same
literature search and environment scan…And can only find the ones that I
can or allowed to access. I am pretty sure this is the case for many of you out
there. The current publications page on openEHR Website is quite limited and
not frequently updated. What about creating a wiki page or a common bookmarking
system? If
there is enough enthusiasm (if any), I also suggest that we look at the Zotero
Open Source project. It is extraordinary (believe me!) high quality, works as a
plug-in to Firefox which is FOSS and a much better form of End Note. It is
possible to create a repository (only-meta data with links to full-text;
requires WebDAV) that we all can share and update. Look:
www.zotero.org So
I am willing to start it if your voice is strong enough ;) Cheers, -koray
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