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ThoughtMesh generates tags to connect scholarly essays published on different Web sites.Feb 3, 2011 Vectors publishes Critical Code Studies 2010 Conference ProceedingsCoinciding with a HASTAC Scholars Forum taking place this week on the same topic, Vectors is pleased to publish the proceedings of the Critical Code Studies 2010 ... read moreAug 1, 2010 ThoughtMesh: "A Tool for a Healthy Commons"Colin Kloecker from Works Progress has described ThoughtMesh as a Tool for a Healthy Commons, arguing that a healthy commons needs tools that ... read more Information Loss Between Ancestry.com and Family Tree Maker Sam Howes Dec 11th, 2017 Ancestry and Family Tree Maker are two of the most recognizable names in genealogy. Ancestry.com provides a platform for researching digitized records and sharing genealogy research. Family Tree Maker, on continued The Culture of Video Game Localization in China Bradley Shepherd Dec 9th, 2017 The video game industry is massive, reaching many markets across the globe and generating over $100 billion dollars in revenue each year (McDonald, 2017). As the economy becomes more and more globalized, the more continued Immigration Lawyers Ontario Berardi Immigration Law Jul 31st, 2017 Looking for immigration lawyer Ontario who has expertise in US immigration matters? Make Berardi Immigration Law your first choice. An US based law firm having a branch office in Toronto, Ontario can help you to continued is an unusual model for publishing and discovering scholarly papersonline. It gives readers a tag-based navigation system that useskeywords to connect excerpts of essays published on different Web sites. Add your essay to the mesh, and ThoughtMeshgives you a traditional navigation menu plus a tag cloud that enablesnonlinear access to text excerpts. You can navigate across excerptsboth within the original essay and from related essays distributed across the mesh. More... So let's say you are reading an essay on Modern art. You can pick a single word out of that essay's tag cloud- -say Picasso--and view a list of all the sections from that essay that relate toPicasso. Or you can view a list of sections of other articles taggedwith Picasso, and jump right to one of those sections. You can alsocombine tags to narrow your search, such as Picasso + Cubism + 1900. As an author, you can choose to post your essay in a central repository hosted by the Vectors program at USC,the sponsor of this project. Or you can self-archive your essay on yourown Web site. (That's the "distributed publication" part.) Use tags to find text blocks within the current article. Use tags to find related blocks in outside articles. Use search-as-you-type lookup to find words in current article. Expandable navigation menu Offers more traditional navigation. Breaks long essays into easy-to-read screen-sized chunks. Can be used interchangeable with tag-based navigation. Automated tag and HTML generation Paste in your essay sections and easy-to-use software generates a ThoughtMeshed version. Software can auto-generate tags for each text block. Or author can assign custom tags. Overall tag cloud gives quick sense of article's themes. Publications and groups of authors can define and administrate their own meshes. Readers can choose only excerpts from current mesh, or from all meshes Ratings (for future release) Readers claiming expertise in an article's subject matter may rate and comment on each article, affecting its ranking in search returns. Recommended browser Firefox 2+ on Linux, OSX, or Windows Other browsers Safari should function correctly. Internet Explorer 7+ users will be able to use most of the features. For authors An essay with sections and headings Your essay should be divided into sections of (optimally) 2-5 paragraphs apiece, with headings. Subsectionsand subheadings are fine--ThoughtMesh's navigation menu can accommodateup to two levels of headings. You can have a top-level heading withouttext, and you can have one without any subsections. Essay title First heading Thisis the text for the first section. This is the text for the firstsection. This is the text for the first section. This is the text forthe first section. This is the text for the first section. This is thetext for the first section. This is the text for the first section.This is the text for the first section. This is the text for the firstsection. This is the text for thefirst section. This is the text for the first section. This is the textfor the first section. This is the text for the first section. This isthe text for the first section. 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Thisis the text for a sub-section. This is the text for a sub-section. Thisis the text for a sub-section. This is the text for a sub-section. Thisis the text for a sub-section...By default, the initial view of your essay will include a paragraphsummary. We recommend something on the order of 1-4 sentences. Copy-paste or type You can copy and paste sections ofyour essay from a word processor or existing Web page directly intoThoughtMesh. (You may want to check to see if the formatting migratedalong with the text.) You can also type an essay directly into ThoughtMesh, but this is not recommended unless you are an ace writer or just editing. Formatting ThoughtMesh offers limited support for hyperlinks, italics, and other HTML markup. Images ThoughtMesh supports essay illustrations in Firefox and Safari; we are working to include support for Internet Explorer in a future release. Word count We are still working out the maximum size for a ThoughtMesh essay--for now, try whatever you want. Tag count It's a good idea to aim for 3-8 tags per excerpt--ThoughtMesh will tell you when you have too many.no secret that today's academics are having trouble keeping up withnetworked media. The currency of academia remains the peer-reviewedprint journal--not exactly the ideal mediumfor intellectual discourse in the fast-paced age of the Internet. Thearchaic criteria by which most universities award promotion and tenuremean that even academics who specialize in digital culture find it hardto justify writing about it in a digital vernacular. But if scholarsdon't want to drift ever further out of touch with the informationTwittering and Flickring across the world's browsers and cell phones,they'd better find a way to tap into and redirect these informationflows... More... Jon Ippolito Conceptual architect, client-side designer, and client-side engineer. Craig Dietrich Designer and server-side engineer. John Bell Engineer of remote scripting (Telamon.js) and commenting (Re:Poste) software. Chirag Mehta ThoughtMesh uses Mehta's Tagline software. Vectors Journal ThoughtMesh was developed with support from USC's Vectors Journal of Culture and Technology in a Dynamic Vernacular and is featured in the Difference Issue (Fall 2007). To learn more or get help using ThoughtMesh, contact us at ude.eniam.timu@erutluc.loop.

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