Scraping the ACM Digital Library

ACM: Digital Library: Communications of the ACM

Every grouping of people develops its own culture with formal and informal rules, norms of behavior, ways of operating and sanctions against those who fail to understand or conform. An individual cannot easily replace a familiar culture or values with those of a new community—he or she is more likely to selectively adapt or modify features of a new group that seem attractive or useful.—Gilly Sa...

Bibliometric Landscape of the ACM Digital Library

Social network analysis is an active research field in the social sciences where researchers try to understand social influence and groupings of a set of people or groups. Its origin is in general believed to be due to S. Milgram [9] in 1967 who identified the so-called “six degrees of separation” phenomenon based on the results of an experiment: any two people in the United States are connecte...

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The Ambient Digital Library

Conventional digital libraries increasingly support remote access from mobile devices. However, the archetypical mobile user differs from the conventional user in a number of aspects; of these the most important is context. Synonymous with mobile computing is the context concept, and factoring the availability of select contextual elements into the design of digital libraries offers significant...

The ChemCollective Digital Library

The ChemCollective (http://www.chemcollective.org/). is a digital library of activities for introductory college and high school chemistry. The collection includes virtual labs that allow students to design and carry out their own experiments, scenario based learning activities that invite students to apply their knowledge to real world situations, and interactive tutorials that support student...