Open Knowledge Conference/Program/OKCon 2010 - Short Talks

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Overview

Back to OKCon 2010 Program

• Session I: 15.30 - 16.45 , Room 3
• Session I: 17.00 - 18.15 , Room 3

Chair: Heather Brooke (TBC)

Schedule

UK researchers' behaviours and the drive for open knowledge	Branwen Hide	Research Information Network	Comments
Turning Academic Publications into Social Objects - Building Successful Online Research Networks with the Last.fm Model	Victor Henning & Jan Reichelt	Mendeley Research Networks	Comments
Global Ideas Banks: Part Deux	Hugh Barnard	Affiliation	Comments
TRUSTlibrary.org MUSTart.org Gift Economy?	Ed Whyman	MUSTart.org	Comments
The Evolution of Software: Why Open Beats Closed	Tomas Rawlings	University of West of England & FluffyLogic Development	Comments
From real to digital communities: Building a software archive for Trinity Community Arts	Annie Berry & Ryan Northey & Edson Burton	Trinity Community Arts	Comments
Peer 2 Peer University	Nadeem Shabir & John Britton	Talis & Flat World Knowledge & Peer 2 Peer University	Comments
University x.0	Francois Taddei & Ariel Lindner & Livio Riboli-Sasco & Samuel Huron & Antoine Mazières & Tim Anglade	Wiser-U	Comments
Open Energy Data	Lisa Evans	Affiliation	Comments
Learning by design? Genre typologies and peer interaction in open educational resources	Panagiota Alevizou & Tina Wilson	Open University	TBC
Providing open data for non-commercial and commercial purposes - an outline of the 'Open Natura 2000' project	Dariusz Glazewski	mediaSELF	Comments
Can We Have Our Cake and Eat It Too?: The Potential of a 'Datatrust' to Open Personal Data While Protecting Privacy	Alex Selkirk	Common Data Project	Comments
The Panton Principles	Rufus Pollock	Open Data in Science Working Group & Open Knowledge Foundation	Comments
Public Domain Works api	Tatiana de la O	Affiliation	Comments
How to connect your open data to your document space -- the GATE family	Hamish Cunningham	Affiliation	Comments
The Cost of Britain's Energy - Longterm United Kingdom Energy Supply (LUKES) project	Lisa Evans	Affiliation	Comments
The Genero Project - Ubiqutous access to free culture	Øystein Jakobsen	Norwegian NGO FriBit	Comments
Nigeria, Cybercrime and 'Open Music' - Internet Safety, Security and Privacy Initiative for Nigeria (MISSPIN) project	Gbenga Sesan	Paradigm Initiative Nigeria	Comments
The Open Climate Initiative	Richard Tyrwhitt-Drake	Affiliation	The Open Climate Initiative - as proposed to the recent House of Commons Select Committee on Science and Technology inquiry into the 'Climategate' affair. The primary recommendations of full disclosure of data and source code on publication of papers in climate science were strongly endorsed by the committee in its report of March 2010. Now there's a need to hold those responsible to the mark - and make the movement international. The example set in an area of high public interest could further open knowledge in many others.