CVWiki#
Mit BibSonomy ist es nicht nur möglich, seine eigenen Publikationen mit anderen Benutzern zu teilen. Sie können auch einen Lebenslauf (im Englischen auch Curriculum Vitae, kurz: CV) erstellen, in dem Sie sich anderen Besuchern Ihrer Seite vorstellen können. Sie können persönliche Informationen wie Ihr Geburtsdatum und Interessen angeben, aber auch einen Überblick über Ihre beruflichen Aspekte sowie ihre eigenen veröffentlichten Publikationen schaffen. Im Folgenden möchten wir Ihnen einen kurzen Überblick über das CVWiki geben.
Was ist es?#
The CVWiki is a feature of BibSonomy which allows you to create or manipulate your own CV page by using either predefined templates or by creating your CV in your personal style.If you choose to go for the latter possibility, you can both use the well-known Mediawiki syntax as well as predefined XHTML tags. We will cover both these options in later sections.
Wo finde ich es?#
You can find your CVWiki page at http://www.bibsonomy.org/cv/user/YourUserName. From there, you can either navigate to the editor by clicking on the gear wheels in the top right or by visiting your settings page http://www.bibsonomy.org/settings?selTab=4.Benutzungsdetails#
Grundlegende Funktionen#
On the settings page, you can see a preview of what your CV could look like if you applied the current design. Hidden below the selector for the predefined designs lies the CV editor. Here you are free to create an awesome CV page on your own. For this, you can use the help text for the Wiki Markup language.Ein kurzer Überblick über unsere Tags#
We provide several XHTML tags to save you some time.| Tag | Meaning | Group | User |
|---|---|---|---|
| <name /> | Your name, linking to your personal BibSonomy page | no | yes |
| <image /> | Your profile image | no | yes |
| <publications /> | A list of all the publications you tagged with "myown". | yes | yes |
| <bookmarks /> | A list of all bookmarks you tagged with "myown" | yes | yes |
| <profession /> | Your profession | no | yes |
| <institution /> | Your institution you work with | no | yes |
| <hobbies /> | A list of your hobbies | no | yes |
| <interests /> | Your personal interests | no | yes |
| <birthday /> | Your date of birth | no | yes |
| <location /> | Your current location | no | yes |
| <regdate /> | Your date of registration with BibSonomy | no | yes |
For <publications /> and <bookmarks />, you can also specify other tags as selectors for your resources, if you add tags="tag1 tag2[ ...]" as parameter, so e.g. <publications tags="data mining" /> returns all publications in your list which you tagged with both data and mining.