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nodewatcher: A Substrate for Growing Your own Community Network
A paper presenting nodewatcher.
Presentation and release of nodewatcher 3.0
Presentation and release of nodewatcher 3.0 at Battlemesh v8. Nodewatcher is an open source network planning, deployment, monitoring and maintenance platform with emphasis on community. Version 3.0 is a complete rewrite bringing modularity and extensibility.
A panel on how to build community mesh networks
A panel on how to build community mesh networks at Open Source Bridge 2014 where we discussed both technical and community aspects of such networks.
Presenting some ideas of what is missing in open access and open science community
Presenting some ideas of what is missing in open access and open science community at OpenCon 2014 in Washington, DC. Slides.
My presentation of PeerLibrary at OpenCon 2014
My presentation of PeerLibrary at OpenCon 2014, the student and early career researcher conference on Open Access, Open Education, and Open Data. Slides.
My talk about how we can create real digital libraries
My talk about how we can create real digital libraries. Those which not just archive publications, but provide social interactions around books as well. In short: involve the community to build tools for various social interactions around digital publications and for that to be possible publishers should offer APIs.
PeerLibrary is calling for collaboration on open dataset of all academic publications
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We made a new video talking about the emerging community of PeerLibrary
We made a new video talking about the emerging community of PeerLibrary, as well as the project’s origins in the open access movement.
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Presentation of PeerLibrary at iAnnotate 2014 conference
Presentation of PeerLibrary at iAnnotate 2014 conference in San Francisco. Including the demo of current version in development, 0.2.
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