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Exactly 9 months ago, RedCLARA announced the launch of the new version of its collaboration portal: Colaboratorio, a space created in the framework of the ELCIRA project to support and promote scientific and academic collaboration within Latin America and with Europe. Now, just a few months after that moment, with the service running smoothly, it can be said that the Colombian NREN, RENATA, took good advantage of the tool.
TICAL is almost here. In a few days, hundreds of ICT directors of the Latin American universities will meet in Viña del Mar, Chile, to share knowledge and hear about the experiences of the international guest speakers. Andrés Holguín Coral, from Colombia, is one of them. In this interview, the last with the speakers of the fifth edition of the event, he says what motivated him to participate in TICAL2015 and highlights the peculiarities of the Conference.
María José López Pourailly
DeCLARA N° 42 is now ready for downloading. When just a few days remain to start the fifth edition of TICAL, the bulletin shows important information about the annual meeting of the ICT directors of Latinamerican universities, which will be held from July 6 to 8 of of 2015, in Viña del Mar, Chile. It also highlights the MAGIC project launch and the Colaboratorio implemented by RENATA.
The event, that is reaching its fifth edition, will count on the participation of international experts to discuss the challenges of the technologies of Information and Communication in Latin America. Registrations are still open.
Both activities are free of charge and open to all the TICAL2015 Conference participants and to the members of the RedCLARA partner NRENs. Vacancies are limited, so to ensure your participation you must register in each one of the activities.
LA Referencia decided, in 2011, to adopt Driver 2.0 guidelines. The implementation mechanisms were agreed in mid-2012 for 10 fields. Nearly three years after that decision, this document presents and updates the fields in a more detailed format; indicates recommendations for all the fields present in Driver; includes clarifications and changes derived from OpenAIRE (which currently maintains the guidelines) and defines the main areas to work in future releases.