Difference between revisions of "ScienceWikis:Purpose"
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* Establish next-generation resources, viz., reference sequence wikis for specific species. | * Establish next-generation resources, viz., reference sequence wikis for specific species. | ||
| − | * Measure users' contributions, give explicit authorship and provide a standard practice for rewarding users' contributions in bio-wikis (a wiki-based extension, named '''''ScienceReward'''''). | + | * Measure users' contributions, give explicit authorship and provide a standard practice for rewarding users' contributions in bio-wikis (viz., a wiki-based extension, named '''''ScienceReward'''''). |
* Provide a central archive of quantitative contributions and citations (delivered by '''''ScienceReward''''') made by different users in different bio-wikis. | * Provide a central archive of quantitative contributions and citations (delivered by '''''ScienceReward''''') made by different users in different bio-wikis. | ||
* Develop wiki extensions to facilitate biological content creation and editing, data visualization, exchange and sharing. | * Develop wiki extensions to facilitate biological content creation and editing, data visualization, exchange and sharing. | ||
Revision as of 13:08, 30 July 2012
- Build professional academic wikis for biological knowledge integration (such as, wiki-based gene annotation system), different from general wiki (such as, Wikipedia).
- Establish next-generation resources, viz., reference sequence wikis for specific species.
- Measure users' contributions, give explicit authorship and provide a standard practice for rewarding users' contributions in bio-wikis (viz., a wiki-based extension, named ScienceReward).
- Provide a central archive of quantitative contributions and citations (delivered by ScienceReward) made by different users in different bio-wikis.
- Develop wiki extensions to facilitate biological content creation and editing, data visualization, exchange and sharing.
