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gRSShopper: Creating the Personal Web Stephen Downes

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Slides used as my introduction to gRSShopper at the innovation Forum, October 28, 2008. gRSShopper is the personal learning environment (PLE) software I authored, now available as open source.

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gRSShopper: Creating the Personal WebStephen Downes

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The Main Idea

The web of the future isn’t about visiting sites, it’s about connecting resources.

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Architecture

The application provides mechanisms to input, process, and distribute content.

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Login

gRSShopper instances are personal sites intended to support single users or small groups (though visitors can sign in).

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Subscriptions

Visitors have a one-click way to subscribe to site newsletters (or they can sign up for RSS).

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Custom Pages

Content is organized into pages

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Archive

Pages auto-archive

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Custom Pages

Multiple pages can be created; each page can be a newsletter (or not; you decide)

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Page Creation

Pages are created automatically from a database of content types

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Feed Management

Content input comes from RSS feeds harvested by gRSShopper

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Harvester

Harvester captures and analyzes incoming data (by topic, links, etc)

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Mapping

Incoming content can be mapped to any of a variety of data types

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Viewing Harvested Content

Harvested contents may easily be scanned in a viewer

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Post Editor

Work with aggregated content to create new content

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Open Source

gRSShopper code is available as an open source download

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More

http://www.downes.cahttp://grsshopper.downes.ca