####Introduction
This workshop aims to ensure that Jisc staff are aware of the implications of TDM techniques for their various roles. This will be acheived by:
- Describing, demonstrating and allowing participants to experience TDM in practice.
- Enabling Jisc staff to better understand how TDM affects the work of Jisc’s customers and the work of particular Jisc staff.
- Describing the legal framework in which TDM takes place.
- Allowing Jisc staff to discuss with experts any questions they might have.
####Organisers:
- Peter Murray-Rust
- Charles Oppenheim
- Ross Mounce
- Neil Jacobs
- Naomi Korn
- The ContentMine Team [@TheContentMine] (https://twitter.com/TheContentMine)
Link to [Pre-workshop Installation Instructions] (https://github.com/ContentMine/SciDataCon2014/blob/master/Info/README.md)
Times | Session |
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10:00 | Welcome and Coffee inc. [Introductions] (http://pads.cottagelabs.com/p/contentmine_jisc2014) |
10:15 | What is content mining
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10:45 | Hands-on sesson including scraping the literature and extracting species names. |
11:45 | Break |
12:00 | How is TDM relevant for the work of Jisc staff? Discussion facilitated by Naomi Korn |
13:00 | Lunch
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13:45 | [Legal implications of content mining] (https://github.com/ContentMine/JISC-Workshop-1Dec2014/blob/master/Legal.md)
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14:15 | Introduction to relevant TDM services and related organisations |
14:30 | Q+A with general discussion facilitated by Naomi Korn. |
15:30 | Event close |
Notes will be taken and a report will be created and shared with Jisc staff following the workshop.
The primary means of communication and taking notes during the workshop will be via this [Etherpad] (http://pads.cottagelabs.com/p/contentmine_jisc2014).
If you're not familiar with Etherpads, it's easy - you just type! Your writing will show up in a different colour to other people's and you can associate the colour with your name by clicking the person icon in the top right corner of the screen.