Difference between revisions of "Projects"
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| − | Projects are deliverable-based efforts, undertaken by small groups of research or tech team members. Projects ranged from codifying institutional knowledge into wiki pages to creating tools or datasets, to building components of academic papers. | + | Projects are deliverable-based efforts, undertaken by small groups of research or tech team members. Projects ranged from codifying institutional knowledge into wiki pages to creating tools or datasets, to building components of academic papers. The [[featured projects]] page provides some examples. |
Projects should be created using [[Form:Project]], which uses [[Template:Project]], which in turn places pages into [[:Category:Project]]. The [[Property:Has title]] fields should exactly match the wiki page name. The [[Property:Has sponsor]] field designates the overarching project or organization supporting the work, such as [[Ed Egan]], [[McNair Center]], or [[Kauffman Incubator Project]]. Team members should take ownership of projects using [[Property:Has owner]] and record the status of the project using [[Property:Has project status]]. [[Property:Has project output]] can take multiple values including, Tool, Data, Content, How-to, and Guide. A null value indicates that the project is for internal use or supports an intermediate objective. | Projects should be created using [[Form:Project]], which uses [[Template:Project]], which in turn places pages into [[:Category:Project]]. The [[Property:Has title]] fields should exactly match the wiki page name. The [[Property:Has sponsor]] field designates the overarching project or organization supporting the work, such as [[Ed Egan]], [[McNair Center]], or [[Kauffman Incubator Project]]. Team members should take ownership of projects using [[Property:Has owner]] and record the status of the project using [[Property:Has project status]]. [[Property:Has project output]] can take multiple values including, Tool, Data, Content, How-to, and Guide. A null value indicates that the project is for internal use or supports an intermediate objective. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:32, 6 October 2020
Projects are deliverable-based efforts, undertaken by small groups of research or tech team members. Projects ranged from codifying institutional knowledge into wiki pages to creating tools or datasets, to building components of academic papers. The featured projects page provides some examples.
Projects should be created using Form:Project, which uses Template:Project, which in turn places pages into Category:Project. The Property:Has title fields should exactly match the wiki page name. The Property:Has sponsor field designates the overarching project or organization supporting the work, such as Ed Egan, McNair Center, or Kauffman Incubator Project. Team members should take ownership of projects using Property:Has owner and record the status of the project using Property:Has project status. Property:Has project output can take multiple values including, Tool, Data, Content, How-to, and Guide. A null value indicates that the project is for internal use or supports an intermediate objective.
List of Projects
Data summary: There are 185 projects found.
