Sharing resources nationally

Effective Resources Sharing

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Sharing Resources in CLARIN-NL

Sharing resources in a systematic way is essential for conducting high quality scientific research but it imposes requirements on the documentation, visibility, referability, accessibility, and long term preservation of these resources. Sharing resources only makes sense when others can actually use them, which imposes requirements of interoperability on resources. In this paper we describe how...

Sharing Resources in Distributed Systems

Sharing Distributed Resources in LearnWeb2.0

The success of recent Web 2.0 platforms shows that people share information and resources within their social community and beyond. The use of these platforms in an e-learning context has been limited, though. One reason for this is the fact that most of these platforms only support specific media types, and teachers trying to assemble learning resources have to login to and use several Web 2.0...

Sharing Networked Resources with Brokered Leases

This paper presents the design and implementation of Shirako, a system for on-demand leasing of shared networked resources. Shirako is a prototype of a serviceoriented architecture for resource providers and consumers to negotiate access to resources over time, arbitrated by brokers. It is based on a general lease abstraction: a lease represents a contract for some quantity of a typed resource ...