Seeing as today tomorrow is Share the Music Day (funny, seems the date has
changed since I was last there), I figured I'd chip in with a couple
compositions of my own. Interestingly, I can't seem to come up with
anything remotely resembling what I usually listen to. I figure these
short tracks belong in a videogame or something.
I'm putting all this under the Creative Commons "by" license, so if you
feel like deriving whatever you like out of it, or sharing it, you can go right ahead.
As Liz wrote, this is an amazingly useful site for academics. I picked the areas Artificial
intelligence & Related Technologies, Information Technology and Information Systems, Knowledge, Library and Information Sciences, and the keywords "learning", "knowledge", "web", "weblogs", and "online".
It’s called Papersinvited, and it collects calls for papers from conferences and journals worldwide.
When you register, you create a profile and tell the system what
topic areas you’re interested in following. In addition to the existing
topical categories (I subscribe to “Library and Information Sciences,”
“Knowledge Management,” “Communication,” “Digital Arts,” and “Internet
and Online Services”), you can specify up to five keywords to look for
in announcements (I have “weblogs,” “blogs,” “social software,”
“gender,” and “women”).
Each time you log in, it shows you current announcements in the
areas you’ve selected. You can delete them if you’re not interested, or
add them to a planner, which is a calendar that shows you upcoming
submission dates, notification dates, and conference dates.
