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Shawn at 14:05, 2 May 2010

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	I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).		I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).
	==Workflow==		==Workflow==
	I use [http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/\|BibDesk] to run a master bibliography. It can look up [http://catalog.loc.gov/\|Library of Congress catalog data], although the annotations from there often need cleaning. I can export a bibtex file to the wiki to allow citations in all these wiki pages.		I use [http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/ BibDesk] to run a master bibliography. It can look up [http://catalog.loc.gov/ Library of Congress catalog data], although the annotations from there often need cleaning. I can export a bibtex file to the wiki to allow citations in all these wiki pages.
	===Snags===		===Snags===
	Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record in its bibtex format, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record in its bibtex export, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing. Another solution would be to re-compile BibDesk so that it put the closing brace on its own line.		Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record in its bibtex format, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record in its bibtex export, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing. Another solution would be to re-compile BibDesk so that it put the closing brace on its own line.

Shawn at 14:04, 2 May 2010

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	I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).		I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).
	==Workflow ~~snags~~==		==Workflow==
			I use [http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/\|BibDesk] to run a master bibliography. It can look up [http://catalog.loc.gov/\|Library of Congress catalog data], although the annotations from there often need cleaning. I can export a bibtex file to the wiki to allow citations in all these wiki pages.
			===Snags===
	Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record in its bibtex format, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record in its bibtex export, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing. Another solution would be to re-compile BibDesk so that it put the closing brace on its own line.		Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record in its bibtex format, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record in its bibtex export, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing. Another solution would be to re-compile BibDesk so that it put the closing brace on its own line.

Shawn at 14:00, 2 May 2010

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	I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).		I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).
	==Workflow snags==		==Workflow snags==
	Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing. Another solution would be to re-compile BibDesk so that it put the closing brace on its own line.		Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record in its bibtex format, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record in its bibtex export, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing. Another solution would be to re-compile BibDesk so that it put the closing brace on its own line.

Shawn: /* Workflow snags */

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	I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).		I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).
	==Workflow snags==		==Workflow snags==
	Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing.		Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing. Another solution would be to re-compile BibDesk so that it put the closing brace on its own line.

Shawn at 04:30, 7 March 2010

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	You can find the bibliography at [[Special:Bibliography]]		You can find the bibliography at [[Special:Bibliography]].

	I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).		I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).
	==Workflow snags==		==Workflow snags==
	Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing.		Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing.

Shawn at 04:30, 7 March 2010

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		You can find the bibliography at [[Special:Bibliography]]
		I've been using BibWiki for my bibliography, but haven't been happy with its import features, so I use BibDesk to manage a master bibliography, with inputs from RefWorks (because that's what we use at Cornell Library).
		==Workflow snags==
		Unfortunately, BibWiki requires a single closing brace on its own line to close a record, while BibDesk as a rule puts the closing brace on the same line as the last field of a record, so I have to run a text search-replace every time I export from BibDesk to BibWiki. A possible solution is to fix the BibWiki parser to be more general in detecting the end of a record, or have it move the curly braces before parsing.

Shawn: Blanked the page

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	~~'''We are converting these to Bibwiki.'''~~


	~~Kaiser, David, Drawing Theories Apart:The dispersion of Feynman diagrams in postwar physics. 2005, University of Chicago Press. Recommended by Suman Seth.~~

	~~Title: Physics teaching in schools, 1960-85: Of people, policy, and power /~~
	~~Author(s): Woolnough, Brian E.~~
	~~Publication: London : Falmer Press,~~
	~~Year: 1988.~~
	~~Description: x, 269 p.~~
	~~Series: Studies in curriculum history ;; 8;~~
	~~SUBJECT(S)~~
	~~Descriptor: Physics; Theoretical physics -- study and teaching.~~
	~~Note(s): Includes index.~~
	~~Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references.~~
	~~Responsibility: Brian E. Woolnough.~~
	~~Document Type: Monograph~~
	~~Accession No: XISI33152-H~~
	~~Database: HistSciTechMed~~


	~~Chronicle of Higher Education April 30, 1999~~
	~~At Chicago Meeting, Defenders of Traditional Curriculum Assume Embattled Air~~
	~~By ALISON SCHNEIDER~~
	~~They're still grumbling.~~
	~~Affirmative action is on the defensive. Campus speech codes are crumbling~~
	~~http://chronicle.com/article/At-Chicago-Meeting-Defende/34798/~~

	~~Chronicle of Higher Education February 19, 1999~~
	~~When Revising a Curriculum, Strategy May Trump Pedagogy~~
	~~By ALISON SCHNEIDER~~
	~~How Duke pulled off an overhaul while Rice saw its plans collapse~~
	Curriculum reform often sparks more back-biting than back-patting. Coalitions form. Turf wars erupt. Lofty debate degenerates into low-stakes bickering. But there was little of that at Duke University last month.

	~~Chronicle of Higher Education May 28, 1999~~
	~~Rice U. Approves Scaled-Down Plan to Revamp Curriculum~~
	~~Lesson from the school of hard knocks: If you want to get a curriculum reform approved, don't make any big changes.~~
	~~Last fall, efforts to revamp the core curriculum at Rice University went up in smoke after disgruntled professors thought they smelled a "postmodern plot" (The Chronicle, February 19).~~
	~~The sticking point: "ways of knowing" -- five interdisciplinary approaches to knowledge. Critics thought~~

Xeentav at 20:45, 11 November 2009

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	'''We ~~will be using~~ Bibwiki ~~as soon as we can~~.'''		'''We are converting these to Bibwiki.'''

	Pedagogy and the Practice of Science:Historical and contemporary perspectives, edited by David Kaiser. 2005: The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. ISBN 0-262-11288-4. Contains articles on collision of teaching practices, transfering skills, pedagogical cultures, textbooks, reproduction. Recommended by Suman Seth.

	Kaiser, David, Drawing Theories Apart:The dispersion of Feynman diagrams in postwar physics. 2005, University of Chicago Press. Recommended by Suman Seth.		Kaiser, David, Drawing Theories Apart:The dispersion of Feynman diagrams in postwar physics. 2005, University of Chicago Press. Recommended by Suman Seth.

Shawn at 03:21, 11 November 2009

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	'''We will be using Bibwiki as soon as we can.'''		'''We will be using Bibwiki as soon as we can.'''

	Pedagogy and the Practice of Science:Historical and contemporary perspectives, edited by David Kaiser. 2005: The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. ISBN 0-262-11288-4. Contains articles on collision of teaching practices, transfering skills, pedagogical cultures, textbooks, reproduction.		Pedagogy and the Practice of Science:Historical and contemporary perspectives, edited by David Kaiser. 2005: The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. ISBN 0-262-11288-4. Contains articles on collision of teaching practices, transfering skills, pedagogical cultures, textbooks, reproduction. Recommended by Suman Seth.

	Kaiser, David, Drawing Theories Apart:The dispersion of Feynman diagrams in postwar physics. 2005, University of Chicago Press.		Kaiser, David, Drawing Theories Apart:The dispersion of Feynman diagrams in postwar physics. 2005, University of Chicago Press. Recommended by Suman Seth.

	Title: Physics teaching in schools, 1960-85: Of people, policy, and power /		Title: Physics teaching in schools, 1960-85: Of people, policy, and power /

Shawn at 03:21, 11 November 2009

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	'''We will be using Bibwiki as soon as we can.'''		'''We will be using Bibwiki as soon as we can.'''

			Pedagogy and the Practice of Science:Historical and contemporary perspectives, edited by David Kaiser. 2005: The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. ISBN 0-262-11288-4. Contains articles on collision of teaching practices, transfering skills, pedagogical cultures, textbooks, reproduction.

			Kaiser, David, Drawing Theories Apart:The dispersion of Feynman diagrams in postwar physics. 2005, University of Chicago Press.

	Title: Physics teaching in schools, 1960-85: Of people, policy, and power /		Title: Physics teaching in schools, 1960-85: Of people, policy, and power /