Welcome to the Project Page for our Reimage Education conference submission. This is to support the project Facilitating Learning through the Scholar Social Knowledge Platform

Our Project Page is set up as a Scholar Community space, exactly th...More

Scholar has a number of different types of accounts, each with different roles and responsibilities

Comment: If you have a question about Scholar,ask it in the comments box below this update. Another community member is likely to know the answe...More

Community is a social media space within Scholarwith some important differences - in fact, we call this a 'social knowledge' technology because it is designed for knowledge interactions, rather than connections between 'friends' or participation by...More

In the Introduction to Creator, you can find out how to create "Works". A work can also be part of a "Project"

To see how to get started with a work in Scholar, watch Starting a Work. You will write your work within the Creator Workspace(more o...More

The Scholar development team has created a unique technology for writing to the web, which is technically called a "semantic editor" (You can read a very long and technical version of this story by the designers of Scholar in Towards a Semantic Web)...More

One of the most powerful features of Scholar is that more than one person can give and receive feedback at the same time, or any time. There's no having to pass files backwards and forwards so one person can comment on the work one at a time. And...More

When feedback is ready, you will receive a notification - click on the notification link and you will be taken directly to the correct work

The next phase of a project is revision. Study the feedback that you have received carefully. Depending...More

A self-review during the revision phase is a reflection on the feedback you have received, and the ways you have changed your work ready for submission of a new, revised version (Creator => Feedback => Reviews => Review Work). Here are se...More