BEN合作海报

L. Akli, Cal T. Collins, Y. George
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只提供摘要形式。1999年,美国科学促进会(AAAS)教育与人力资源局(EHR)项目和科学信号转导知识环境局(STKE)与其他11个生物科学专业协会和联盟共同建立了生物科学网(BEN)合作项目。自成立以来,BEN已经从最初的11位合作者发展到24位合作者。目前,BEN合作者的数字图书馆馆藏为本科生物科学教育者提供了丰富的材料,包括准备K-12教师的材料。BEN合作者正在建立包括所有教育工作者和学生在内的数字收藏。总而言之,BEN已经开发出了可以共享的工具和服务,以利用社会、联盟和收藏附属机构之间的技术。BEN有一个文档站点- http://www.biosciednet.org/project_site/,其中包含了所有的技术标准和规范。为了长期的可持续性,BEN合作的目标是设计和开发专业协会成员重视的数字图书馆馆藏,从而最终确保将其纳入协会的持续运营预算。一些社团已经在为发展提供人员和资金方面的实物支持
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BEN collaborative poster
Summary form only given. In 1999, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Directorate for Education and Human Resources (EHR) Programs and Science's Signal Transduction Knowledge Environment (STKE) - with 11 other professional societies and coalitions for biological sciences - established the BiosciEdNet (BEN) Collaborative. Since its inception, BEN has grown from its original 11 to 24 Collaborators. Currently, the digital library collections of BEN Collaborators provide a rich array of materials for undergraduate biological sciences educators, including ones that prepare K-12 teachers. BEN Collaborators are building digital collections that are inclusive of all educators and students. In summary, BEN has already developed tools and services that can be shared to leverage technologies across societies, coalitions, and collections affiliates. BEN has a documentation site - http://www.biosciednet.org/project_site/ that includes all its technical standards and specifications. For long-term sustainability the BEN Collaborative goal is to design and develop digital library collections that are valued by the members of professional societies, thereby eventually ensuring inclusion in the ongoing operating budgets of societies. Some societies are already providing in- kind support for staff and dollars for development
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