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• 08 Feb 09
  

  Olga Kiss

  Ha nem is a Tudományos Módszert mint olyat fogja megváltoztatni az internet, a cikkben és a kommentekben vannak jó ötletek. És szerintem azt is érdemes átgondolni, hogy ez milyen új kihívást jelent a Módszertan (mint Research methodology) számára.

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  • studying the interactions between people will be more important
  • How do we measure the progress of society not by megahertz but by contribs and collabs?
  • The internet is providing access to vast amounts of data about human behavior that Shneiderman argues provide the opportunity to study our interactions with the rigor seen in the natural sciences.

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• 17 Sep 08
  

  Julio B
• 15 Apr 08
  

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  If all other fields can go 2.0, incorporating collaboration and social networking, it's about time that science does too. In the bellwether journal Science this week, a computer scientist argues

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• 13 Apr 08
  

  Olivier Le Deuff

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• 25 Mar 08
  

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  If all other fields can go 2.0, incorporating collaboration and social networking, it's about time that science does too. In the bellwether journal Science this week, a computer scientist argues that many modern problems are resistant to traditional scie

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• 21 Mar 08
  

  Gabriela Avram

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• 16 Mar 08
  

  Megan Winget

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• 12 Mar 08
  

  Stephen Harlow

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• 07 Mar 08
  

  Chris Duke

  If all other fields can go 2.0, incorporating collaboration and social networking, it's about time that science does too.

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  Mathieu Plourde

  Shneiderman argues that studying the interactions between people will be more important than studying the interactions between particles in bringing scientific solutions to big problems like disaster response, health care and energy sustainability.

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  Kawthar Muhaib

  In an editorial titled, "Science 2.0," Shneiderman argues that studying the interactions between people will be more important than studying the interactions between particles in bringing scientific solutions to big problems like disaster response, health

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  Ernst Phaff

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• 06 Mar 08
  

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  Corinne Weisgerber

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  In the bellwether journal Science this week, a computer scientist argues that many modern problems are resistant to traditional scientific inquiry

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  Danica Radovanovic

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