Good stuff, Chihmao!
I am definitely fascinated by the potential. It is so cool to see
friends* going entrepreneurial. So how can I help?
* For the list, there's also LoopMe, an amazing software research tool
developed by Martin Lackeus at Chalmers - essentially a social
media-like tool to capture feedback painlessly. I can;'t wait to find
uses for that one too! [I'll cc Martin & one of his allies]
On 1/9/18, "Chihmao HSIEH" <
c.hsieh@yonsei.ac.kr> wrote:
> Dear all,
I have been lurking on this discussion with some
> interest.
A couple months ago I co-founded with a couple others an
> altmetric platform with the mission of democratizing the evaluation of
> research knowledge. We let everybody rate (the abstracts of) articles
> post-publication, as the initial means in stimulating greater amounts of
> scholarly communication (between scholars, and with the public).
Of
> course, a major objection could be that the "Average Joe" has no business to
> rate academic research. But we believe that big data and data analytics is
> at a point now where we can have our cake and eat it too: just let everybody
> rate, and then let users parse the data as they wish (i.e. via Linkedin
> bios) -- this is still under development.
Because we treat
> post-publication rating as a way for users to learn about academic research,
> and let users reset their ratings on any paper they wish whenever they want,
> we get closer to a platform that Jerry is talking about -- a platform that
> can more dynamically rate/assess the value or importance of research. We
> also offer a way for researchers to compare their tastes in knowledge with
> each other.
The platform is totally free to use, and we have almost 4
> million abstracts on hand covering all research areas -- not just
> entrepreneurship!
The UX is (we think!) aesthetically pleasing, a bit
> reminiscent of the "hotornot.com" UX from the early 2000's. Ever since
> launching a couple months ago, we have been looking for the best use cases.
> Of course I have a full-time job as a prof too.
As you'll see if you
> check it out, we are in "beta." (On that note, I'm grateful to Peter Klein
> and Dan Elfenbein for their input or help with beta testing!)
For now,
> with an IP-specializing law firm on retainer, we've determined that we are
> law-abiding. :)
We welcome you to take a look:
>
https://knowledgeworthy.orgIf you'd rather read a "1-pager" instead that
> describes our vision and UX, please consider looking at
>
https://www.scireach.org/listing/knowledgeworthy/Cheers,
> -chihmao.
>
Regards,
> -chihmao
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Chihmao
> Hsieh
Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship
Yonsei
> University (UIC)
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> 2018-01-10 04:35:17 GMT +0900 (Asia/Seoul)
Title: Re: [ENTREP] Must Reads
> from the Past Decade for PhD Seminar
That is a great one, Tom! GLS
> Shackle too. My mentor, Al Shapero had a couple. The original Kilby
> "Heffalumps" (a chapter?)
Of course, we might want to look at
> those compendia like "Art of Science of Entrep", etc. Some
> chapters today are painful to read but others still speak to
> me.
Norris
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> entrepreneurs?" Norris Krueger, Ph.D.Entrepreneurship Northwest
> 208.440.3747Blog:
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> Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 11:59 AM, Dean,Tom <
Tom.Dean@colostate.edu>
> wrote:
Jerry and All,
Here is one
> that I always thought was an early great, but has largely been ignored.
> Written by a nobel prize winning Chicago economist, I think you’ll find some
> parallels to current thinking in our field. Perhaps one of the few
> economists of
the time who thought out of the box of equilibrium
> models.
Schultz, Theodore W., The Value of the Ability to
> Deal with Disequilibria (1975). Journal of Economic Literature,
Vol. 13,
> Issue 3, p. 827-846 1975. Available at
> SSRN:
https://ssrn.com/abstract=1506764Tom
> Dean
On Jan 9,
> 2018, at 10:11 AM, Jerome Katz <
jerome.katz@SLU.EDU>
> wrote:
I have an idea for an experiment. 2017 was the
> 70th anniversary of the first entrepreneurship course, so there is somewhere
> in the neighborhood of 70 years of writing on entrepreneurship. If we
> limit ourselves to say, the first 30 years (1947-1977) what are the hidden
> gems that emerged, and how did a person decide to nominate such a paper? If
> there are some that emerge that people say, “Yeah, that was a
good one!”
> and they have low citation counts, we might be able to backtrack techniques
> to find notable but relatively uncited papers. If no one has any, that’s got
> to raise some question about what we’re trying to look
> for.
Jerry
> Katz
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> Dear all,
I have been lurking on this discussion with some interest.
A
> few months ago I co-founded with a couple others an altmetric platform with
> the mission of democratizing the evaluation of knowledge.
The UX is a bit
> reminiscent of the "hotornot.com" UX from the early 2000's.
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> in this discussion have mentioned stuff like a tournament-style assessment
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