Natural Language with Tweetflows
http://www.ikangai.com/blog/science/natural-language-with-tweetflows – Creating natural sentences from Tweetflows
http://www.ikangai.com/blog/science/natural-language-with-tweetflows – Creating natural sentences from Tweetflows
Next to the blog from Martin which specifies a concrete usecase, I want to show what it is good for from a more abstact view. The first question I asked myself was, what for is a Mobile social mashup creation good. What can be done with it, what you can’t do with other systems. Where [...]
As I want to take some screen shots and screen casts of my Android app I was searching for an appropriate tool for doing this. The ShootMe Screen Grabber seems good to me, only the frame rate of the captured video could be a bit higher. Another tool I found is the desktop application androidscreencast [...]
http://www.ikangai.com/blog/science/sac-paper-application-scenario-thoughts – Contextualizing the creation of Tweetflows
http://www.ikangai.com/blog/science/sac-paper-ingredients – personalized mobile workflows in the crowd: key issues and initial thoughts
http://www.ikangai.com/blog/science/early-discussions-and-brainstorming – Thinking of application scenarios for Tweetflows.
http://www.ikangai.com/blog/science/public-paper-writing-discussions – public paper writing and some of its implications
http://www.ikangai.com/blog/science/public-paper-writing-process-details – How to actually write a scientific paper in the “wild”?
http://www.ikangai.com/blog/science/tracing-the-scientific-paper-writing-process – Covering Public Paper Writing in greater detail. It’s going to be an interesting ikangai experiment
http://www.ikangai.com/blog/science/public-paper-writing – An experiment with Public Paper Writing: my next paper on cloud computing will be written on this blog.