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@kristiholmes has some good ideas on this, please reassign as needed.
adding @Bioscibrarian @lmkw @carsonicator @saragon02 & @pitviper6
Pamela and Laura on the NU team contributed a similar effort for research networking systems at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_research_networking_tools_and_research_profiling_systems which would be helpful perspective.
Matt’s similar assessment of repositories is here: https://github.com/data2health/repository-and-index-software (links out to collaborative spreadsheet)
It would be useful to take a similar approach to examine all of the EDU platforms/efforts.
How about if the Northwestern site takes a first run at defining the different fields/facets (and sub-facets) we want to assess (technology, data models, pathways/competencies, etc. – see Matt’s spreadsheet). We can send out to this group for comments and then reach out to the different platforrrms (N-Lighten, DIAMOND, CLIC, etc.)
@saragon02 and @Bioscibrarian would you be able to start a Google Sheet and start organizing potential fields? You can send it out to the rest of us and we can collaborate on it. THANK YOU
I've started the spreadsheet. You can tell I'm uncertain as to how to break up the features, so it's open for editing. When it's in a state that is more presentable, I can add it to the markdown doc, but I don't think it's ready yet.
Link allows you to edit: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/172IA-7TmmLNOQNMyinbAv1A0rswfAz8rE15q-yvSb-o/edit?usp=sharing
hi! I made a couple of small edits to the table (added columns for URL and platform/technology details)
from the CLIC site (https://clic-ctsa.org/resources/education) which do we want to include in our assessment? I would suggest being more inclusive than less...
Hi all, re the spreadsheet, are we cataloging ontologies or educational resources (jewels)? I thought we were collecting educational resources, but the spreadsheet looks more focused on ontologies.
Also, does anyone still use Dublin Core Metadata? I always found DCM as a nice general approach to metadata, and it seems like it could be a starting point for the metadata we want to collect on educational resources. But maybe there are newer frameworks that might work better?
This should include information about: