Calls are held every Thursday at 1 pm eastern time – convert to your time at http://www.thetimezoneconverter.com
Announcements
Introducing Layne Johnson, VIVO Project Director
Ontology Working Group: next call is Thursday, May 15 at noon EDT
Agenda to be determined -- look for an announcement
Apps & Tools Working Group: next call is May 13th at 1pm EDT
April 29th call: Alexandre Rademaker (IBM Brazil) and getting specialized data into RDF and then into VIVO -- video will be on YouTube soon
did his whole presentation with Emacs
Had a call with David Wood yesterday about Callimachus
he spoke at the VIVO conference last year
Apps and Tools workshop at the conference. Looking for participants to do demos -- looking for the best ways to create, use, visualize VIVO data and would love to have additional authors and help
VIVO Bootcamp at ELAG 2014 (June 10 at University of Bath, United Kingdom)
Violeta Ilik from Texas A&M will be there
- the organizers (including Violeta) are looking for another representative from the VIVO community
Upcoming Activities
First annual survey of VIVO sites
The survey: https://www.formstack.com/forms/?1704676-gIMWlsYzom
A presentation proposal has been submitted to the conference and in order to have time to compile and analyze the data, responses are requested by May 29
Next themed weekly call topic – May 22nd: Performance Part 2 or VIVO 1.7?
Site Updates
Site updates during next week's call
Theme: End User Documentation
Technical and Developer documentation versus End User documentation
Types of end user documentation: wiki-based versus web application help files
Jim Blake's overview of current VIVO end user documentation on the wiki, with a few highlights such as managing documentation versioning for recent 1.5, 1.6, and the upcoming 1.7 release of VIVO
Dr. Conlon will share his thoughts on improving end user documentation, with specific use cases at University of Florida in mind and how these might be shared with other institutions
As always, we'll encourage attendee participation. Please bring up your end user documentation concerns and suggestions. We hope to hear from institutions that have rolled out VIVO. What questions came up from their end user communities that aren't addressed by the existing documentation. How could institutions best collaborate on documentation?
Is there interest in an online VIVO end user wiki documentation edit-a-thon, inspired by Wikipedia's app – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_run_an_edit-a-thon
GitHub being used by non-coders for local political campaigns and other collaborative writing projects
- Google Docs
Are there examples from other projects that do documentation better?
Notable list traffic
- implementation
- Harvester Diff Problem
- VIVO Harvester, Pubmed Sample Issue
- remove rdf data
- Harvester Import Error
- inline images and video
- VIVO Vanilla Install
- Second VIVO on the Same Server
- SVN checkout issue on http://sourceforge.net/p/vivo/tools/code
See the vivo-dev-all archive and vivo-imp-issues archive for complete email threads
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