Following a workshop at the 3rd QLIF congress, a tutorial 5-min speakshow on submission of papers to Organic Eprints archive has been produce

Elsgaard, Lars

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QLIF newsDecember 2007 • No. 6QLIF Training and Exchange workshop2008Concept for QLIFworkshops at 2nd ISOFAR conferenceQLIF research infocus of JSFAHandbook ofOrganic Food Safetyand QualityTutorial foruploading papersto Organic EprintsQLIF researcharticles on:Low salmonellasheddingin outdoor pigsMeasures influencingudder health inorganic dairy farmsEffect of agronomic managementpracticeson lettuce qualityImportance of internationaltrainingand exchangeE-learning guideline for submission of QLIF publications to Organic Eprintsby Lars Elsgaard, DARCOFAt the 3rd International QLIF Congress in Hohenheim 2007, a workshop on Organic Eprints was conducted with about 20 participants. The workshop was basedpartly on the powerpoint presentations "Introduction to the use and perspectives of the Organic Eprints archive" (available at http://orgprints.org/10674) and "Working with Organic Eprints" (available at http://orgprints.org/8696). Speakshow tutorial As a follow-up on the workshop, a tutorial based on a simple e-learning speakshow tutorial has been developed. This tutorial can be viewed on-line and also the text part it self is available as a pdf document. Using a QLIF publication as an example, the tutorial speakshow in less than 5 minutes take the reader through the steps that complete a submission to Organic Eprints.See the online tutorial speakshow See the text (pdf)Increasing importance of the archiveThe open source Internet archive for publications in organic food and farming has continued to increase both in the number of registred users (8104), deposited publications (6907) and daily visits (5192). All numbers are as by december 2007.Currently, the archive is in use as a submission system for the papers submitted to the 2nd ISOFAR scientific congress and the other conferences taking place at the occassion of the IFOAM Organic World Congress (OWC) in Modena in June 2008.http://www.qlif.org/qlifnews/dec07/eprints.html (1 af 2)15-01-2008 17:17:21QLIF newsNotes FrontFor the QLIF project the current status of Organic Eprints is that 84 project contributions have been made available. The contributions from individual subprojects can be accessed below.Click the subprojects to see the publications.http://www.qlif.org/qlifnews/dec07/eprints.html (2 af 2)15-01-2008 17:17:21

E-learning guideline for submission of QLIF publications to Organic Eprints

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