"HighNote" -> Highlight & Making Notes. Yes, as a regular wikipedian, I have been facing a problem. I used to read some article on a topic XYZ. I liked a few keywords or sentences in the article that I wuld like to keep easily accessible.
Here is the solution -> With "HighNote" feature activated internally on wikipedia, a user will be able to select(by mouse) the text that he wants to highlight and remember for next time. That text will be saved in the database and everytime that user comes back to that page he will be able to see what he highlighted may be one/ten years ago. Also, he will be able to deselect specific text by selecting(by mouse) again.
I have already been working on a prototype of the same by implementing a demo wikipedia page. I want to discuss the feasibility of this project as a GSoC'14 project. Please bring uo some of the challenges that I can face while implementing this so I can consider everything in my final proposal. Thanks.
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There are countless such services already. What you propose is similar to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Mentorship_programs/Possible_projects#Annotation_tool_that_extracts_statements_from_books_and_feed_them_on_Wikidata.
Nemo
Nemo, Thanks for bringing this to my notice. But still I think my proposal different than that one in many aspects. 1) I want to help people in making online wikipedia notes., not just one time sharing. 2) My idea is about helping people remember what did they read a few months ago and help them recalling those keywords easily with just a glance over those highlighted words. 3) My idea will help students in revising easily. They won't have to got through the whole wikipedia page. Just look at the previously important highlighted words/sentences and you are done..
Still I would like to know whether the project/idea you pointed out has already been implemented. I highly doubt that. Please throw some light over it.
Regards *Sahil Dua* Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, New Delhi *https://www.facebook.com/picsmashup https://www.facebook.com/picsmashup* Ph: +91-9899740957
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 3:03 AM, Federico Leva (Nemo) nemowiki@gmail.comwrote:
There are countless such services already. What you propose is similar to < https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Mentorship_programs/ Possible_projects#Annotation_tool_that_extracts_statements_ from_books_and_feed_them_on_Wikidata>.
Nemo
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Hi Sahil,
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 1:18 AM, Sahil Dua sahildua2305@gmail.com wrote:
"HighNote" -> Highlight & Making Notes.
Can you elaborate on "making notes" part? Do you plan to export the content highlighted somewhere?
Yes, as a regular wikipedian, I have been facing a problem. I used to read
some article on a topic XYZ. I liked a few keywords or sentences in the article that I wuld like to keep easily accessible.
Here is the solution -> With "HighNote" feature activated internally on wikipedia, a user will be able to select(by mouse) the text that he wants to highlight and remember for next time. That text will be saved in the database and everytime that user comes back to that page he will be able to see what he highlighted may be one/ten years ago. Also, he will be able to deselect specific text by selecting(by mouse) again.
I have already been working on a prototype of the same by implementing a demo wikipedia page. I want to discuss the feasibility of this project as a GSoC'14 project. Please bring uo some of the challenges that I can face while implementing this so I can consider everything in my final proposal. Thanks.
The wiki-text changes continuously over a period of time, you might want to consider that as well. What the user highlighted one year ago, it might happen that he might not find some of those highlighted points today. In that case, it would be better if you export the points highlighted somewhere. But first things first, make sure it is not already implemented.
Cheers, Pratik
Hi Pratik, Yes, I am considering that wiki-text changes continuously. The tool I am currently working on or rather say testing consists the highlighting part only. Exporting can be done using a wikipedia profile system and showing the topic by topic highlighted points all at one place.
By "Making notes" I meant, making underlined/highlighted (important points) notes in a similar way just like we do on out text-books. Because most of students are accustomed to that practice of underlining/highlighting the important points on their notebooks, it becomes difficult and uncomfortable for them to read form wikipedia while feeling the same. hence it will help them feel the same way as they do whle reading hard copies of the noebooks/text-books.
Regards *Sahil Dua* Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, New Delhi *https://www.facebook.com/picsmashup https://www.facebook.com/picsmashup* Ph: +91-9899740957
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 11:30 AM, Pratik Lahoti pr4tiklahoti@gmail.comwrote:
Hi Sahil,
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 1:18 AM, Sahil Dua sahildua2305@gmail.com wrote:
"HighNote" -> Highlight & Making Notes.
Can you elaborate on "making notes" part? Do you plan to export the content highlighted somewhere?
Yes, as a regular wikipedian, I have been facing a problem. I used to read
some article on a topic XYZ. I liked a few keywords or sentences in the article that I wuld like to keep easily accessible.
Here is the solution -> With "HighNote" feature activated internally on wikipedia, a user will be able to select(by mouse) the text that he wants to highlight and remember for next time. That text will be saved in the database and everytime that user comes back to that page he will be able to see what he highlighted
may
be one/ten years ago. Also, he will be able to deselect specific text by selecting(by mouse) again.
I have already been working on a prototype of the same by implementing a demo wikipedia page. I want to discuss the feasibility of this project as a GSoC'14 project. Please bring uo some of the challenges that I can face while implementing this so I can consider everything in my final proposal. Thanks.
The wiki-text changes continuously over a period of time, you might want to consider that as well. What the user highlighted one year ago, it might happen that he might not find some of those highlighted points today. In that case, it would be better if you export the points highlighted somewhere. But first things first, make sure it is not already implemented.
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One quick question,
If the user highlighted two consecutive sentences, and if in the future, another couple of sentences are added in between them like <*sentence1*>new sentences<*sentence2*>, then will the new sentences be highlighted as well? How will you store what has been highlighted and how will you recover it back? This I believe, is a very important case to consider.
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 11:55 AM, Sahil Dua sahildua2305@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Pratik, Yes, I am considering that wiki-text changes continuously. The tool I am currently working on or rather say testing consists the highlighting part only. Exporting can be done using a wikipedia profile system and showing the topic by topic highlighted points all at one place.
By "Making notes" I meant, making underlined/highlighted (important points) notes in a similar way just like we do on out text-books. Because most of students are accustomed to that practice of underlining/highlighting the important points on their notebooks, it becomes difficult and uncomfortable for them to read form wikipedia while feeling the same. hence it will help them feel the same way as they do whle reading hard copies of the noebooks/text-books.
Regards *Sahil Dua* Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, New Delhi *https://www.facebook.com/picsmashup <https://www.facebook.com/picsmashup
Ph: +91-9899740957
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 11:30 AM, Pratik Lahoti <pr4tiklahoti@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Sahil,
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 1:18 AM, Sahil Dua sahildua2305@gmail.com
wrote:
"HighNote" -> Highlight & Making Notes.
Can you elaborate on "making notes" part? Do you plan to export the
content
highlighted somewhere?
Yes, as a regular wikipedian, I have been facing a problem. I used to
read
some article on a topic XYZ. I liked a few keywords or sentences in the article that I wuld like to keep easily accessible.
Here is the solution -> With "HighNote" feature activated internally on wikipedia, a user will
be
able to select(by mouse) the text that he wants to highlight and
remember
for next time. That text will be saved in the database and everytime
that
user comes back to that page he will be able to see what he highlighted
may
be one/ten years ago. Also, he will be able to deselect specific text
by
selecting(by mouse) again.
I have already been working on a prototype of the same by implementing
a
demo wikipedia page. I want to discuss the feasibility of this project as a GSoC'14 project. Please bring uo some of the challenges that I can face while
implementing
this so I can consider everything in my final proposal. Thanks.
The wiki-text changes continuously over a period of time, you might want
to
consider that as well. What the user highlighted one year ago, it might happen that he might not find some of those highlighted points today. In that case, it would be better if you export the points highlighted somewhere. But first things first, make sure it is not already
implemented.
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Hi Sahil, I am the one who is working on the project that Nemo is suggesting, and yes,the ideas of your project is the one of the many things many things my project aims at. Once pundit is activated on a page it shows all the annotations made by the previous users so more importantly showing all the notes made by the users. For example see the demo by Pundit: http://release-bot.thepund.it/build/examples/authors_index.html Just login and see how the users annotate the text and how it is saved my project aims at more then it to centralize it to wikidata. You can see the test cases at: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Apsdehal/GSoC2014_Proposal This project aims at collabrating and sharing data with the world's largest data pool that is wikidata, so covering your idea as a subset of it. If you still have any doubts feel free to contact me.
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 11:55 AM, Sahil Dua sahildua2305@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Pratik, Yes, I am considering that wiki-text changes continuously. The tool I am currently working on or rather say testing consists the highlighting part only. Exporting can be done using a wikipedia profile system and showing the topic by topic highlighted points all at one place.
By "Making notes" I meant, making underlined/highlighted (important points) notes in a similar way just like we do on out text-books. Because most of students are accustomed to that practice of underlining/highlighting the important points on their notebooks, it becomes difficult and uncomfortable for them to read form wikipedia while feeling the same. hence it will help them feel the same way as they do whle reading hard copies of the noebooks/text-books.
Regards *Sahil Dua* Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, New Delhi *https://www.facebook.com/picsmashup <https://www.facebook.com/picsmashup
Ph: +91-9899740957
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 11:30 AM, Pratik Lahoti <pr4tiklahoti@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Sahil,
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 1:18 AM, Sahil Dua sahildua2305@gmail.com
wrote:
"HighNote" -> Highlight & Making Notes.
Can you elaborate on "making notes" part? Do you plan to export the
content
highlighted somewhere?
Yes, as a regular wikipedian, I have been facing a problem. I used to
read
some article on a topic XYZ. I liked a few keywords or sentences in the article that I wuld like to keep easily accessible.
Here is the solution -> With "HighNote" feature activated internally on wikipedia, a user will
be
able to select(by mouse) the text that he wants to highlight and
remember
for next time. That text will be saved in the database and everytime
that
user comes back to that page he will be able to see what he highlighted
may
be one/ten years ago. Also, he will be able to deselect specific text
by
selecting(by mouse) again.
I have already been working on a prototype of the same by implementing
a
demo wikipedia page. I want to discuss the feasibility of this project as a GSoC'14 project. Please bring uo some of the challenges that I can face while
implementing
this so I can consider everything in my final proposal. Thanks.
The wiki-text changes continuously over a period of time, you might want
to
consider that as well. What the user highlighted one year ago, it might happen that he might not find some of those highlighted points today. In that case, it would be better if you export the points highlighted somewhere. But first things first, make sure it is not already
implemented.
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