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**Shared [[Protocols|protocols]], [[Materials|materials]], [Equipment|equipment]], etc. | **Shared [[Protocols|protocols]], [[Materials|materials]], [Equipment|equipment]], etc. | ||
**[[DNA Ligation|protocol example]] | **[[DNA Ligation|protocol example]] | ||
*were actively looking to make the site more useful to the scientific community, is there | ==Feedback== | ||
anything that you would like to see? | *were actively looking to make the site more useful to the scientific community, is there anything that you would like to see added? | ||
Revision as of 08:56, 1 March 2006
the mundane
things that you do already offline but might be more effective on the wiki
- meeting organization (lab meetings, retreat planning, etc)
- ordering
- lab jobs
- equipment pages
- control experiments, etc.
the practical
things you may not do currently, but which are easy on a wiki
- long term storage of lab information (protocols)
- Rapid turnover in labs, collaborative protocol editing to tune
protocols in house, searchable information.
- up-to-date, high content level lab webpage
- remove the webmaster "bottleneck" - democratized contribution
the glitzy
unique opportunities on OpenWetWare
- publicize your work, prior to publication
- OWW will probably be the top google hit for your name
- collaborate
- find out what people are doing right now accross the world / or more
importantly, across the hall
- shared spaces
- Shared protocols, materials, [Equipment|equipment]], etc.
- protocol example
Feedback
- were actively looking to make the site more useful to the scientific community, is there anything that you would like to see added?
