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Research community knowledge portals
by Vladan Devedzic
International Journal of Knowledge and Learning (IJKL), Vol. 1, No. 1/2, 2005
Abstract: This paper discusses principles and kinds of research community knowledge portals. It also presents a case study – experiences of a research group in establishing a knowledge portal, the kinds of practical efforts needed in such a project, the major hurdles and pitfalls on the way, and the lessons learned. Although the case study discusses a research community knowledge portal in a specific research field – artificial intelligence – the experiences it describes are relevant for developing portals to other knowledge areas as well.

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