Investigations are specific intellectual entities that circulate in large research facilities with shared access by multiple research teams; investigations have some common features with research papers (publications) and can be included in citation networks. We consider different approaches to modelling the relations between research papers and investigations and discuss opportunities for matc...

I present a set of functional requirements for a speculative tool informing users about events in historical discourse, in order to demonstrate what these requirements imply about how we should define and represent historical events. The functions include individuation, selection, and contextualization of events. I conclude that a tool providing these functions would need events to be defined a...

Current E-Learning solutions are not sufficiently aware of the context of the learner, i.e. the individual characteristics, the organization and the work processes and tasks. This can be achieved by modular learning objects and semantical metadata for their contextualization. This allows to deliver learning material that is relevant to the current situation of the learner. This paper presents t...

This paper illuminates the what, why and how of literature review and offers a novel framework for conducting and writing an effective literature review. The proposed framework follows the systematic data processing approach comprised of five sub-processes: 1) contextualization, 2) searching, 3) selection, 4) extraction and 5) reporting of the final write-up. This paper explains the rationale f...

Tweets are short messages that do not exceed 140 characters. Since they must be written respecting this limitation, a particular vocabulary is used. To make them understandable to a reader, it is therefore necessary to know their context. In this paper, we describe our approach submitted for the tweet contextualization track in CLEF 2014 (Conference and Labs of Evaluation Forums). This approach...

In addition to words and grammar, socio-cultural knowledge is also of vital importance in the interpretation of conversations. Socio-cultural knowledge helps participants to get contextualization cues and together with other signaling channels, participants will be able to perceive the context-bound information and prepare their appropriate responses. Socio-cultural knowledge is indispensable i...

In this paper we present the so-called Grapple User Modeling Framework (GUMF) which provides user modeling functionality via the Web to applications that would like to offer personalization and adaptation features to their customers. GUMF introduces the notion dataspaces which create a logical view on (possibly distributed) user data and provide advanced contextualization and reasoning mechanis...

Current E-Learning solutions are not sufficiently aware of the context of the learner, that is the individual’s characteristics and the organizational context such as the work processes and tasks. Nevertheless, this awareness can be achieved by modular learning objects and semantical metadata for their contextualization. By that delivering of learning material, which is relevant to the current ...

The paper proposes a methodology to support the organisational shift towards product Services Systems. Its backbone is the evaluation of economic impact of such a shift. However, in order to efficiently accommodate organisational changes and include company specificities, other steps are required prior to evaluation. These are context analysis, scenarios identification and modelling. The novelt...

1 Page Question to be considered Response Suggested contextualization of mhGAP Intervention Guide 1. Only make the most essential changes to the guide! 2. Only make changes to make it more suitable for the country Suggested contextualizati on of training materials used for training on the mhGAP-IG This question does not cover training issues that go beyond the learning of the contents and use o...