Contextuality

Documentation of W rk in an Understandable, Contextual, Archival Manner Offering, Seeking, and Accepting Alternative Approaches to Design, Execution and Interpretation of Expenments... 

Context-based curricula developed in five countries were reviewed in a special issue of the International Journal of Science Education (2006, bl. 28, Number 9). Schwartz (2006) discussed the American experience with ChemCom Chemistry in the Community, and mainly with Chemistry in Context (CiC). Bennett and Lubben (2006) presented Salters Advanced C/zemixfiy that was developed in Britain. Hofstein and Kesner (2006) reported on Israeli materials focnsing on industrial chemistry as the main school chemistiy theme. Parchmaim et al. (2006) considered the German contextual version, Chemie im Kontext (CluK). Finally, Bulte,... 

Pintrich, P. J., Marx, R. W., Boyle, R. A. (1993). Beyond cold conceptual change The role of motivational beliefs and classroom contextual factors in the process of conceptual change. Review of Educational Research, 63, 167-200. 

Van Oers, B. (1998). From context to contextualization. Learning and Instruction, 8, 473 88. Vygotsky, L. (1986). Thought and language. Cambridge, MA, MIT Press. 

CONTEXTUALIZING THE IMPACT OF BIOINFORMATICS ON PRECLINICAL DRUG AND VACCINE DISCOVERY... 

Often overlooked but of no less importance, information access breakdowns often occur even when there is no underlying technical reason. Common causes are that it is not clear what system should be used to find a particular piece of information or that its absence on one system incorrectly implies that it is not available elsewhere. Even if a scientist knows which system to use to look for a piece of information, if the interface is not contextualized for her particular domain or project the information may be missed because it is presented in a fashion that is not familiar to the user. A problem that is harder to correct occurs when a person requires a piece of information but is unsure whether that information even exists at all. 

Contextual design is a flexible software design approach that collects multiple customer-centered techniques into an integrated design process [7]. The approach is centered around contextual inquiry sessions in which detailed information is gathered about the way individual people work and use systems and the associated information flow. The data from each contextual inquiry session are used to create sequence models that map the exact workflow in a session along with any information breakdowns, flow models that detail the flow of information between parties and systems (much akin to but less formal... 

Beyer H, Holtzblatt K. Contextual design. 1998, San Francisco Morgan Kauffman. 

THE ULTRALINK AN EXPERT SYSTEM EOR CONTEXTUAL HYPERLINKING IN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT... 

Scientific information—the contextual interpretation of experimental data—is published as free text. The same applies to the annotation of experimental results, genes, proteins, and compounds and the description of medical conditions. This clearly indicates that scientific information is not structured, which creates a major challenge for its reuse, management, and statistical analysis. This fact has largely been recognized, and much research... 

The UltraLink results from the identification of typed entities and the creation of contextual actions based on the type and context of the tagged entities. 

For each of the generated value pairs (SOURCE, LOCAL TERM) an UltraLink can now be created and the substitution rules can be applied. To construct the contextual menu, the UltraLink component will fetch the title to display in the Web Interface as well as the URL to link to from the Metastore. It will then apply a set of substitution rules such as, for example ... 

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