Bonnes pratiques en documentation

Quand la radio est un flux, avec une programmation, une grille, une logique d’antenne, le « podcast », lui, est indépendant et autonome. Un podcast, c’est un outil de « ballado-diffusion », c’est-à-dire un programme audio ou radio que l’on écoute à la demande.

Un outil gratuit pour apprendre une langue étrangère en lisant de grands livres. L’application permet de lire côte à côte un livre dans deux langues.

Carrefour monte en puissance sur la blockchain destinée à la traçabilité alimentaire.Après avoir expérimenté la technologie en interne, le géant de la grande distribution rejoint le numéro 1 mondi…...

Connaissez vous les 4P ou encore le marketing mix ?Souvent négligé des créateurs de blogs ces 4P vous vous permettre de connaître le succès : | Le Journal du Community Manager c'est l'actualité Community Management | Social Media | Marketing...

SciELO celebrates 20 years, surpassing in these two decades the mark of 1,200 journals from 14 countries, indexed and accessible through its portal.There are...

Here's a free API which lets you extract email, phone number from a webpage URL.Use this tutorial to learn how to use that and quickly get website metadata...

Le RGPD est l’une des plus belles opportunités pour mettre en lumière les professions des gestionnaires de l’information (archivistes, records manager…).

Les Archives nationales font leur hackathon et lancent une série de défis à partir de certains de leurs fonds d’archives en lien avec les problématiques de la Cité et du citoyen.C’est, pour les amateurs et développeurs soucieux d’agir pour … Lire la suite →...

Here is how to search multiple Google Drive accounts. I have used free services that can help you search files in different Google Drive accounts together.

Authors : Ricardo Brito, Alonso Rodríguez-Navarro The journal impact factor (JIF) is the average of the number of citations of the papers published in a journal, calculated according to a specific formula; it is extensively used for the evaluation of research and researchers. The method assumes that all papers in a journal have the same scientific merit, which is measured by the JIF of the publishing journal. This implies that the number of citations measures scientific merits but the JIF does not evaluate each individual paper by its own number of citations. Therefore, in the comparative evaluation of two papers, the use of the JIF implies a risk of failure, which occurs when a paper in the journal with the lower JIF is compared to another with fewer citations in the journal with the higher JIF. To quantify this risk of failure, this study calculates the failure probabilities, taking advantage of the lognormal distribution of citations. In two journals whose JIFs are ten-fold different, the failure probability is low. However, in most cases when two papers are compared, the JIFs of the journals are not so different. Then, the failure probability can be close to 0.5, which is equivalent to evaluating by coin flipping. URL : https://arxiv.org/abs/1809.10999

Here are 5 free online sequence diagram maker websites. With these websites, you can make sequence diagrams online and export them to your local storage.

Here's a free self hosted RSS feed reader. Host it on your server or run it locally to manage your RSS feeds like a pro.Add multiple users, export feeds...

Publications scientifiques : le Plan S – kézako ?

Ada Lovelace Day is an annual event on the second Tuesday in October celebrating women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). ...

From a Joint Announcement: Scholarly publishers will soon be able to receive usage reporting from Mendeley, Elsevier’s leading Scholarly Collaboration Network (SCN), and Digital Science’s literature discovery tools, ReadCube, Papers, and Dimensions.

Dans cette infographie, le Club Freelance brosse le tableau des technologies privilégiées par les freelances, les salaires, les secteurs clef, ainsi que...

Today’s tip is part tech, part research. It’s a simple reminder to give a little love to your RSS reader. (You ARE using an RSS reader, aren’t you? You’re not? Here’s a nice primer on why RSS is more important than ever in 2018.) Whether you use Feedly, Inoreader, The Old Reader (my personal favourite) or something else, why not take a few minutes to check whether you’ve got any dead/defunct feeds among your subscriptions. If a feed is dead or hasn’t updated in a really long time, does that mean the site is no longer publishing? Maybe the blog or news area got moved and the feed address changed, so you’re no longer getting updates from that site? Investigate the source site and make sure you’re not missing anything you thought you were still getting. While you’re at it, take a look at all your subscriptions and ask yourself whether each one is still useful to you. Then ask yourself whether there are sites you’re NOT following, but could be. Do you have email subscriptions that could be replaced with RSS subscriptions, thereby reducing the email that accumulates in your inbox? Lastly, consider whether upgrading your reader might be money well spent. Generally, paid accounts will let you subscribe to more feeds and give you more control over how you organize them, and for usually no more than the cost of a cup of coffee per month. Many readers give a choice of annual or monthly payment options. Got a tested-and-true method for keeping your reader working optimally? Let me know in the comments!

Michael K. Buckland est professeur émérite à la School of Information de l’Université californienne de Berkeley, et codirecteur de l’Electronic Cultural Atlas. L’expérience professionnelle de M. Buckland en tant que bibliothécaire et ses travaux sur les services d’information, en particulier la...

Author : Shamprasad M. Pujar The Internet has transformed scholarly publishing and made the availability of online resources possible, both in subscription and open access models. Open access, has enabled wider access to the scholarly literature, thus reducing the digital divide among the haves and have-nots. In the case of journal articles, even though its ‘Gold’ (author pays model) and ‘Green’ access models have risen to the occasion, but some publishers of journals have turned its ‘Gold’ model to their advantage to earn a profit by charging fees for publication and adopting certain unethical practices of publishing. An effort has been made here to explore what is ‘Predatory’ open access journals publishing, why this kind of publishing is flourishing and how this model works. URL : http://hdl.handle.net/10760/32032

Here are some best free online algorithm visualizer websites.Use these to visualize different computer related algorithms and see code, complexity...