Prof. Dr. Gerit Wagner Faculty Information Systems and Applied Computer Sciences Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg
Collaborative Literature Reviews (CoLRev) is an open-source environment for collaborative literature reviews. It integrates with different synthesis tools, takes care of the data, and facilitates Git-based collaboration.
The following features stand out:
Dates and rooms are available online.
You assign yourself to a group when you contribute code, following these steps:
This process ensures that all group members contribute fairly, as typically, a single grade is given for the entire group. However, if issues arise, it's essential to raise concerns early. We reserve the right to adjust the grading policy as needed, including assigning different grades within the group and awarding a bonus to those who make exceptional contributions.
* You can only contribute to a group if you have signalled your intent in the issue discussion before.
Process: Open-Source Practices
Code: Functionality
Code: Quality
Evaluation is contingent on completing the deliverables listed here.
Code Review Session (30%) Focus on collaboration, version control practices, and understanding of code.
Project Code (70%) Assessment of functionality, overall code quality, and implementation of feedback.
Go to the CoLRev project repository.
Form groups of three and try to find the following information in 10 minutes:
Familiarize yourself with the CoLRev documentation
Find a topic
Complete the setup
Challenge (optional): You can set up your programming environment (see instructions in the CoLRev documentation). This requires you to install and configure Git, Docker, pre-commit hooks, and venv. It will give you more control over and a deeper understanding of your programming environment.
We encourage you to share your feedback and suggestions on our teaching materials. You can find the following links in the footer of each slide:
Provide feedback by submitting an issue Suggest specific changes by directly modifying the content
Your feedback plays a crucial role in helping us align with our core goals of impact in research, teaching, and practice. By contributing your suggestions, you help us further our commitment to rigor, openness and participation. Together, we can continuously enhance our work by contributing to continuous learning and collaboration across our community.
Visit this page to learn more about our goals: ️ .
TBD: excep for cheating/