Merge pull request #85 from supriyasawant/master

All modules, wiki, loom, image, document and video libraries integrated.

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-               <h1 class="documentFirstHeading"> 
-		<center><span id="parent-fieldname-title" class=""><font size="23px">
-		      Welcome to Gnowledge Network! </font>
-		</span></center>
-	      </h1><br/><br/><br/>
-	      <h2><font size="6px">Introduction </font></h2><br/>
-	      <ul><li>This site is based on a simple idea that we 
-		  can build collaboratively a road map of knowledge by specifying the 
-		  prerequisites of concepts, activities, experiences and statements.&nbsp; The resulting road map can be used as a&nbsp; scaffolding to describe each node network by linking the node to other nodes in terms of relations and attributes.
-		  <br/>
-		</li>
-		<li>Look at <a href="http://atlas.gnowledge.org/Data/display/12675_depmap.svg" class="external-link">this map to get an idea of a dependency map based on prerequisites.</a></li>
-		<li>Look at this one to get an idea of how a node can be described as a map (Link required??). <br></li>
-		<li>You will agree that such maps will be very useful to teachers and 
-		  students.  Over a period of time, with your collaboration, we can build a
-		  complete roadmap of all knowledge which will help to generate a non-linear curriculum framework.</li>
-		<li>Read <a href="http://atlas.gnowledge.org/help">Help Document</a> to begin contributing.</li>
-		</ul>
-		<br/><br/><br/>
-		
-		<h2><font size="6px">What you can do?</font></h2><br/>
-		<ul><li>You can specify the prerequisites for any concept or an activity
-		      at this  site.  Or view the existing prerequisites that are already 
-		    defined by the community.    <br>
-		  </li>
-		  <li>We simply add a concept as a 
-		      node (if it does not exist already) and specify a semantic dependency 
-		      (meaning dependency) relation between one node and another.</li>
-		  <li>Ask yourself the following set of questions:</li>
-		    <ul><li>To understand a concept what do you expect the learner must already know?</li>
-		      <li>To understand a concept what do you expect the learner must do?</li>
-		      <li>To impart a skill what what other activities the learner must do?</li><li>To impart a skill what other concepts the learner must already know?</li></ul>
-		  </ul>
-		  <p>Answers to these questions can be specified in this community portal by establishing links between concepts and activities.</p>
-		  <br/><br/><br/>
-		  <h2><font size="6px">What we will get out of this?</font></h2><br/>
-		  <ul><li>a globally useful resource for teachers and students to know the learning track (learning path) for any concept or skill.  <br></li>
-		    <li>teachers and authors of textbooks can use these maps to prepare course materials or sequence their curriculum.</li>
-		    <li>students get to know what they need to know in order to learn something.</li><li>researchers can use the data for analyzing the properties of knowledge structures.<br></li>
-		    <li>a network of concepts and activities that can be used, modified, published and shared  by the entire community.</li><li>a visual map of knowledge and a road map for learning and teaching.</li>
-		    <li>a knowledge base that can be used to profile different domains of knowledge.</li><li>the
-		      resulting map will show us, as it were, the 'cities' (on which we 
-		      depend on most), 'towns' (on which we depend but not as much as the 
-		      cities), 'villages' (on which we depend least), continents (domains that
-		      contain inter-related cities, towns and villages), etc.  <br></li><li>a sequence to automatically guide learners in a machine guided online tutoring system, for example.</li>
-		    <li>a
-		      network analysis linking the number of nodes and links, plots, 
-		      analyses, statistics, distribution properties etc. (very soon as the 
-		      data set increases, we will publish the results on this site.&nbsp; You can access the data dumps (sans privacy information) very soon, so that you can analyze the data yourself.)<br></li>
-		    <li>and we are sure it will have many other uses as well.&nbsp; If you foresee some please discuss with us in the list community@gnowledge.org.&nbsp; Or write or upload a document in the sandbox fodler (follow the link) and send us an email in the list.<br></li></ul>
-		    <br/><br/><br/>
-		    <h2><font size="6px">Yes! You do not have to write essays here.</font></h2><br/>
-		    <ul><li>We can get all the above mentioned goodies without writing any 
-			essays or do so much of research. We do not define concepts either! Just
-			ask yourself the questions mentioned above and provide the answer if 
-			you have them.  We simply make the dependency relations explicit for all
-			concepts that all of us know.  Soon we will be able to do this in all 
-			languages of the world (Our software developers are working on this.).</li></ul>
-		    <br/><br/><br/>
-		    <h2><font size="6px">So, how to get it going? </font></h2><br/>
-		    <ol><li>Join as a member.  Use the join link on the right corner of the site.<br></li>
-		      <li>Use the 'Login' link if you are already a member.<br></li>
-		      <li>Search for a concept or activity using the search form present on the right side of the header or the "<a href="http://localhost:8081/depmap/viewall?val=1">view or edit</a>"
-			link. (We started this site recently and data set is very small, so 
-			don't be surprised if your favorite concepts and activities are not 
-			found here.)<br></li>
-		      <li>Add a non-existing node.  By default it will be
-			  taken as a concept, but if you want it to be an activity, use the check
-			  box.  If a node already exists, you will see a message: "Object already
-			  exists". Then you can visit that node and then decide what more you can
-			  do. <br></li>
-		      <li>Then add appropriate dependency links.  For adding 
-			    dependency link, click on the "Add" button below the relation names 
-			    "Depends on" or its inverse name "Required for".</li>
-		      <li>If you think 
-			that the existing relation is not accurate, you can remove the link 
-			using the "Delete" tab.  Or discuss in the mailing list on the issue and
-			resolve the conflict.<br></li>
-		      <li>Remember!  You cannot add a relation 
-			unless a concept node already exists.  So, if you don't find the node 
-			you are looking for, add one and link it.<br></li>
-		      <li>Remember, all of 
-			us are making only one single map collaboratively.  All contributions 
-			are recorded against your login name with date and time of contribution.
-			<br></li>
-		      <li>Please see below the ownership and license information to know who owns the data made by you.</li></ol>
-	      
-		      <br/><br/><br/>
-		      <h2><font size="6px">Spread the word around the world! </font></h2><br/>
-		      <ul><li>Well!  The site is meant for you.  We made this simplest web 
-			  application so that the whole world gets the benefit.  The outcome of 
-			  this simplest exercise will be a very useful semantic dependency map for
-			  learning and teaching any topic.  The knowledge base built on this site
-			  is available for every one.  For making the maps in other languages we 
-			  have to only add translations to each node.  We will soon add this 
-			  function to have the map in all languages.  However, if you want to add 
-			  concepts in your own language, you can build them right away, and may 
-			  add the translation links latter when the feature is made available.<br></li></ul>
-			<br/><br/><br/>
-			<h2><font size="6px">License</font></h2><br/>
-			The network and the content produced is published under <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License" class="external-link">Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0</a>
-			<p>&nbsp;</p>
-			<ul><li>  What does this license imply?</li>
-			  <ul><li>you have the freedom to use the maps for any purpose.</li>
-			    <li>you can make modifications to them.<br></li><li>you
-				can distribute or publish or sell them provided you grant the same 
-				freedoms to others as well, i.e., release them again under the terms of 
-				the same license.&nbsp; Please write to us if you have any query on your rights to use them.
-			    </li></ul>
-			  </ul>
-			  <br/><br/><br/>
-			  <h2><font size="6px">We are slowly adding more features!</font></h2><br/>
-			  <p>After depMap (dependency map) we will soon have other kinds of maps as follows:</p>
-			  <ul><li>typeMap (what is a type of what, what is a sub-type of what) for taxonomy<br></li>
-			    <li>partMap (what is a part of what, and what consists of what) for part-whole relation<br></li>
-			    <li>reactionMap (what is a product of what, and what is a reactant of what) for how matter changes<br></li>
-			    <li>causeMap (what is a cause of what, and what is an effect of what) for cause-effect map<br></li>
-			    <li>testsMap (what is a preTest and what is a postTest of each node in the map) for assessment<br></li>
-			    <li>and so on.  If you have another good suggestion tell us, we will try to add that in future.&nbsp; So, write to us or upload your suggestion in the sandbox (you need to register to do this.).<br></li></ul>
-			    <br/><br/><br/>
-			    <h2><font size="6px">Tell us if you have any feedback!</font></h2><br/>
-			    <ul><li>We will make improvements to the user interface to make the 
-				process easy.  If you have good ideas you can tell us, or if you have 
-				skills or willing to contribute you can collaborate in building the 
-				software of this portal as well.&nbsp; If you know how to help us build the site, you are welcome.&nbsp; Send us
-				a patch and if it works and gels with the rest of the site your 
-				contribution will be in.<br></li></ul>
-			      <blockquote>
-				<blockquote>join the room glab@conference.jabber.org to talk to other developers.</blockquote>
-			      </blockquote>
-			      <ul><li>
-				  <div id="text-6">
-				    <ul><li>
-					join the mailing list atlas-dev@gnowledge.org at
-					<a href="http://gnowledge.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/atlas-dev">http://gnowledge.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/atlas-dev</a>
-				      </li>
+
+<p>This site is an initiative of
+the <a href="http://www.hbcse.tifr.res.in/">Homi Bhabha Centre for
+Science Education, TIFR</a> , Mumbai, India for establishing
+collaboration among students, teachers, researchers or anyone else
+interested, to shape education and research in strikingly different
+ways.  Why is the platform called "metaStudio" is described in another
+article.  However, if you join at this portal as a registered user, it
+does not imply that you endorse the idea of <a href="/groups/studio"
+target="_self" title="studio based education">studio based
+education.</a> Please read the <a href="/about/terms" target="_self"
+title="terms">terms</a> of using the site before registration at the
+site. Please do read the articles in the <a href="/about"
+target="_self" title="about">About section</a> from the menu, as well.
+If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to write to us.
+
+<h1>What facilities does this platform offer?</h1>
+
+<p>The site offers a few simple ways of collaboration</p>
+
+<ul>
+
+<li>a wiki: you can create wiki style pages collaboratively on topics and subjects of your choice. </li>
+
+<li>a loom studio: to form a thread and discuss, seek responses from members. </li>
+
+
+<li>upload useful resources such as lessons, documents, pictures, videos, articles, software etc (You will get points for your contributions). </li>
+
+
+<li>start collaborative research projects on any area of interest under the<a> Creative Commons license.</a></li>
+
+</ul>
+
+<h1>Our Protocol: Creative Commons using open standards</h1>
+
+<p>As a project inspired by <a href="http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/" target="_blank" title="free software philosophy">free software philosophy</a> , this site encourages the members to adhere to the principles that <strong>protect freedom, sharing, collaboration and socially acceptable protocols.</strong></p>
+
+<ul>
+
+<li>when you upload resources (digital documents and software) please ensure that you are uploading them under the  <a href="/content/article/13" target="_self" title="creative commons">Creative Commons license or other copy left license or public domain. <br /></a></li>
+
+<li>ensure that the documents uploaded are encoded in <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_standard" target="_self" title="open standards">open standards (non-proprietary).</a></li>
+
+</ul>
+
+<h1>Join Us</h1>
+
+<p>Explore our web site and see how you can use our infrastructure to further your own research and educational activities. <a href="/register" title="Sign up!">Create your own account</a>.  <a href="/contribute">Become a contributor</a> by sharing your work, message, criticism, questions, responses, tools, or anything you seem useful and interesting to the community.</p>
+
+<ul>
+
 				      <li>
-					see our code at svn co  <a href="https://svn.gnowledge.org/svn/repo/labcode/atlasv2/atlas">https://svn.gnowledge.org/svn/repo/labcode/atlasv2/atlas</a></li></ul>
+					see our code
+					at <a href="http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/gnowsys/">Savannah
+					or gitorious or
+					github</a></li></ul>
 				  </div>
 				  <p>The site uses <a href="http://www.gnu.org/software/gnowsys/" class="external-link">GNOWSYS (Gnowledge Networking and Organizing System)</a>
-				    as a backend.&nbsp; GNOWSYS uses gnowql (gnowledge query library) as API.&nbsp; 
-				    Some documentation about how you can learn gnowql is available <a href="http://lab.gnowledge.org/Software/gnowsys_rc1/documentation-of-new-gnowql" class="external-link">here</a>.</p>
-				</li><li>Use the 'contact' link above to write to us.  If you have any feature request, we will try to add the feature.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li><a href="http://gnowledge.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/community" class="external-link">Join the mailing list here </a> to be in touch with other contributors where you can<br></li>
-				  <ul><li>discuss with them pertaining to the activities on this portal<br></li><li>resolve conflicts if any</li><li>schedule periodic online workshops though collaborative online conferences</li><li>share your experiences <br></li><li>and so on.</li></ul>
-				    </ul>
-				    This site is made and maintained by the <a href="http://trac.gnowledge.org/trac">gnowledge.org lab</a> of Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Educatioin, TIFR.<a href="http://localhost:8081/depmap/" class="external-link"><br></a>
-				      <p>&nbsp;</p>
-				      
-				      
+				    as a backend.</p>
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 			      <p>A project of <a href="http://www.hbcse.tifr.res.in" target="_blank">Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education</a>,
 				<a href="http://www.tifr.res.in" target="_blank">TIFR</a><br>
-				  <!--Plone and its visual design is Copyright 2000 - 2006 by Alexander Limi, Alan Runyan, Vidar Andersen.-->
         
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 			      <p>
-				All text is available under the terms of the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License" class="external-link">Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0</a>.
+				All resources are available under the terms of the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License" class="external-link">Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0</a> unless otherwise mentioned.
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