Web-based tools for collaborative research

Brody, Stacy

doi:10.1108/lhtn-08-2017-0062

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“…But the proportion is not as that much high as expected. The tools like Mendeley and Zotero allow the user to create private groups and share references, article notes, tags, and full-text articles 25 .…”

Section: Usage Of Rmts Amongst the Usersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Promoting the Use of Reference Management Tools An Opportunity for Librarians to Promote Scientific Tradition

Bapte

Bejalwar²

2021

DESIDOC Jl. Lib. Info. Technol.

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The scientific tradition entails that any scientific work needs to be cited if it is responsible for the development of further another research work. This review article discusses the role of library professionals in promoting Reference Management Tools (RMTs) amongst the teachers, students, and researchers to maintain the scientific tradition of citation management. Among the various citation management tools available, four exemplary tools have been discussed briefly. The review of the literature revealed that the users have mixed responses pertaining to the use of RMTs. Especially; the common experience in respect of quality usage is very low. The users seemed to have limited themselves to make use of RMTs for reference management instead of exploring all the options associated with it. An attempt has been made to highlight why and how librarians should promote RMTs in the academic environment. Since librarians are considered experts in the field of reference management, they must grab this opportunity to strengthen the profession. The article urges the library professionals to get expertise in using RMTs so as to promote them successfully for academic writing and research activities.

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Section: Usage Of Rmts Amongst the Usersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Promoting the Use of Reference Management Tools An Opportunity for Librarians to Promote Scientific Tradition

Bapte

Bejalwar²

2021

DESIDOC Jl. Lib. Info. Technol.

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“…Nowadays communities of experts and researchers are increasingly using web-based tools to organize their work [1,2]. There are many network bases (such as ResearchGate, Google Scholar, Twitter and LinkedIn) that store information about researchers and allow them to contact each other [3].…”

Section: Using Web-based Tools In Network Experts Workmentioning

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Increasing the collaboration’s effectiveness in networked online groups by the using of competency-based workflow

Slavin¹,

Slavin²

2018

IJET

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The article is devoted to the investigation of the possibility of increasing the effectiveness of the collaboration of experts using network tools for communication during general expert work. It is shown that the use of standard network tools simulating a "common room" on the Internet makes the communication of experts chaotic and uneven. Other situation arises, if in network communication to include workflow elements, when each expert will have his own task, there will be his partners. At the same time, tasks should be based on the competence of experts, related both to their knowledge and their ability to perform analytical or creative functions. In this case, communication becomes more homogeneous, and the effectiveness of general tasks to be solved is higher.

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Building a Distributed Web-Based Research and Innovation Ecosystem for University-Industry Partnership

Oladimeji

Eteng

2022

Virtual Technologies and E-Collaboration for the Future of Global Business

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This research study aimed at developing a distributed system of web-based collaboration that would create a research and innovation ecosystem for university-industry partnership. Based on in-depth literature review, the focus-group approach to qualitative research was conducted with key stakeholders in university-industry partnership coming together to understand the research problem and system requirements. The requirements gathered at the project initiation stage guided the system design and implementation of a distributed collaborative research and innovation system that runs on three separately located servers: two for two different universities and one for all industry players. The system developed was modeled to describe how it works and to demonstrate how it would meet the identified functional requirements. Recommendations were given to guide further research and development that would improve the impact of this research study.

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Web-based tools for collaborative research

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

Promoting the Use of Reference Management Tools An Opportunity for Librarians to Promote Scientific Tradition

Promoting the Use of Reference Management Tools An Opportunity for Librarians to Promote Scientific Tradition

Increasing the collaboration’s effectiveness in networked online groups by the using of competency-based workflow

Building a Distributed Web-Based Research and Innovation Ecosystem for University-Industry Partnership

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