ContentMine/JISC-Workshop-1Dec2014

ContentMine workshop at Jisc

10:00 – 15:30, 1 December 2014

#JiscTDM

####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)

Agenda

Times	Session
10:00	Welcome and Coffee inc. [Introductions] (http://pads.cottagelabs.com/p/contentmine_jisc2014)
10:15	What is content mining An introduction to content mining - what content can be mined and from where?
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 Post-it note exercise: what are the implications of TDM for Jisc's main stakeholder groups?
13:45	[Legal implications of content mining] (https://github.com/ContentMine/JISC-Workshop-1Dec2014/blob/master/Legal.md) Covering the copyright and database rights that impact on contact mining activities, including statutory and case law.
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

Documentation

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.