Connect The Dots! Reflection Tool Visualisations

Kamakshi Rajagopal; Leon Schaeps; Anton Finders; Wim Van der Vegt

Connect The Dots! Reflection Tool Visualisations

Kamakshi Rajagopal, Leon Schaeps, Anton Finders, Wim Van der Vegt

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Abstract

The Connect The Dots! Reflection Tool can be used by individuals to build and articulate their personal knowledge on a domain. The tool can also be used by communities or a group of people to capture their shared understanding of a domain of common interest. In this release tags are obtained through the Scoop.it API. Various visualisations are available on this data. At this moment, the tool is implemented as a set of portlets for the Liferay 6 EE (version 6 SP2) portal. Sources are maintained in the code repository of the Open Universiteit at Sourceforge http://sourceforge.net/projects/openu/

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 28 Nov 2013

Keywords

PLN
Connect the dots
reflection
tags
expertise
visualisation
network

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