RESEARCH CATALOGUE
The RESEARCH CATALOGUE is a research management system and collaborative publishing framework. It allows to share work-in-progress and to publish research in a manner that supports artistic thinking using sustainable internet technology.
Supporting artistic thinking
a. Modes of writing:
- scholarly writing
(Juan Carlos Castro, Daniel T. Barney, ‘Playing the Spiral Jetty‘, Journal for Artistic Research, 2 (2012) http://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/2387/2388/0/0) - enhanced publishing
(Eivind Buene, ‘Delirious Brahms‘, Journal for Artistic Research, 4 (2013) http://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/23627/23628/0/0) - media-rich and non-linear expositions
(Paul Landon, ‘Mapping a Modern Diegesis: Terre des Hommes and Robert Altman's Quintet‘, Journal for Artistic Research, 4 (2013) http://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/17834/52615/4700/1230)
b. Multi-media tools:
- text, picture, audio, video, slidshow, pdf, play tool, shape and comment
Collaborative workspace
a. Online file storage in media archive
b. Authors, co-authors, contributors and supervisors from the same or different institutions across the globe can collaborate
c. Editors, reviewers and administrators are part of structured workflows
Engaging with a public
a. Share work-in-progress
b. Publish with stable reference
c. Allow to use and re-use media
d. Commenting and discussion
e. Finding research and networking
sustainable, scalable repository
what-you-see-is-what-you-get workspace
scaleable toolbox
submission, reviewing and publishing workflow
researcher profile, full text search, messaging and discussion system
collaborative workspace and sharing of work-in-progress; use and re-use of assets in the repository
comment tool and task assignment in collaborative setting; track-changes