HeuristScholar.org, a Collaborative KnowledgeSpace (CKS) for Humanities scholars


HEURIST

Heurist is the core KnowledgeSpace application. It captures and manages all your web bookmarks, bibliographic references, personal notes and a host of other specialised data types (expandable) in a simple, searchable web interface, available anywhere. Easily and quickly find, capture and share relevant information, organise information resources and publish teaching/research project web site content automatically.
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T1000

The T1000 database wizard allows you to build stable, well-structured, easily modified web database applications in minutes without any knowledge of database programming. Databases generated with the T1000 wizard use portable, open-source software (MySQL and PHP) and automatically support passworded access, validated input, file upload, coordinates and web mapping, free text searching, pre-defined lookups, one-to-many and many-to-many relationships, delivery of data as a web service, RSS feeds - all without any extra work on your part. They can run on the Heurist server, or be downloaded and copied onto your server. T1000 provides the core functionality of Heurist and all our other online database applciations.

Special databases

We have developed a small number of special-purpose databases, some of which are simply specialised views of the Heurist database. These currently include:

Others will be developed as required or requested.


Heurist and T1000 have been developed by a team at the Archaeological Computing Laboratory , University of Sydney, under the direction of Ian Johnson, for use by all members of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS) and other interested academics. The project is funded by the Research Institute For Humanities and Social Sciences (RIHSS), the Faculty of Arts and the School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry (SOPHI).