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==Guiding principals of Data Structures== | ==Guiding principals of Data Structures== | ||
Leave more administrative content to the department's sharepoint (rule of thumb: anything the secretaries might need to read/edit, should be on sharepoint). (TODO: add link to sharepoint) | '''Leave more administrative content to the department's sharepoint (rule of thumb: anything the secretaries might need to read/edit, should be on sharepoint). (TODO: add link to sharepoint)''' | ||
A semantic wiki instance might look like it has sections, but in essence it is all based on different "categories" of pages. For the most part, it is a flat page hierarchy (NO Subpages). | A semantic wiki instance might look like it has sections, but in essence it is all based on different "categories" of pages. For the most part, it is a flat page hierarchy (NO Subpages). | ||
[SMW Help:Classification](https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Classification) provides good info on using Categories and Properties to classify wiki pages. | |||
==Categories<ref>More on Mediawiki Categories at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories/en</ref>== | |||
Categories are the main way to define '''what''' kind of a thing a page refers to. | |||
===All Categories and their Parent Categories=== | |||
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7. **Technical Wiki Documentation** (CORE) | 7. **Technical Wiki Documentation** (CORE) | ||
=Notes & References= | |||
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Revision as of 12:56, 12 March 2024
TODOs
- Andre Castro (talk) 12:00, 12 March 2024 (CET) logo
- Andre Castro (talk) 12:00, 12 March 2024 (CET) VRLab, Delft Blue
Data Structures
Guiding principals of Data Structures
Leave more administrative content to the department's sharepoint (rule of thumb: anything the secretaries might need to read/edit, should be on sharepoint). (TODO: add link to sharepoint)
A semantic wiki instance might look like it has sections, but in essence it is all based on different "categories" of pages. For the most part, it is a flat page hierarchy (NO Subpages).
[SMW Help:Classification](https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Classification) provides good info on using Categories and Properties to classify wiki pages.
Categories[1]
Categories are the main way to define what kind of a thing a page refers to.
All Categories and their Parent Categories
Category:Lab
What is the VRLab - A lab
Category:Tutorials
- Property:relatesTo ie. relatesTo::VRLab
- Property:hasDate
Marc's suggestions
1. **General announcements and recent updates section**: (CORE)
2. **Research section**: (CORE)
- Research projects (planned, ongoing and closed) including descriptions, objectives, team members - Research resources (infrastructure, hardware, methodologies, best practices, data management, full list to be defined..)
Andre Castro (talk) 16:52, 7 March 2024 (CET) It does not make sense that hardware is subdued to Research resources. As there might be hardware, like some tools, that are not Research resources.
3. **Education Section**: (CORE)
- CORE: Information on student project supervision (Bachelor, Master, PhD), grading rubrics, graduation ceremonies - Optional: Information about BsC and MSc programs in which GRS is involved - Optional: Course inventory with course code, content description and teaching teams - Optional: Resources for teaching, assessment tools, academic support services etc..
4. **Administrative Section**: (CORE)
- CORE: Departmental policies, procedures, and guidelines related to HR, finance, facilities, and safety. - CORE: Contact information for departmental administrators, IT support, and other key personnel. - Optional: Guidelines for collaboration with industry partners, startups, or government agencies. - Optional: Forms and templates for travel requests, expense reports, equipment procurement, and event planning.
5. **Valorization, Outreach and Knowledge transfer Section**: (OPTIONAL)
- Optional: Case studies or success stories highlighting the department's impact on industry, society, or policy. - Optional: Resources for intellectual property management, technology transfer, and commercialization strategies.
6. **Collaboration Tools**: (OPTIONAL)
- Optional: List of people, with affiliation, expertise, roles/responsibilities and contact information - Optional: Discussion forums for brainstorming ideas, seeking feedback, and proposing improvements to the Wiki
7. **Technical Wiki Documentation** (CORE)
Notes & References
- ↑ More on Mediawiki Categories at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories/en