] On Behalf Of Jari Häkkinen
> Sent: 05 December 2007 14:06
> To: BASE dev
> Subject: Re: [basedb-devel] some user feedback on data input into BASE2
>
> > Finally I read about KuteBase who have reworked the data upload
> workflow
> > to BASE and built a batchuploader:
>
> Finally I read about KuteBase who have reworked the data upload workflow
> to BASE and built a batchuploader:
>
> http://vortex.cs.wayne.edu/taxonomy/term/69
It is always nice to see improvements made to BASE and the plug-in looks
promising. The KUTE plug-in is claimed to work with BASE 2.0.x
Hi
just a pointer to a tool that makes a MAGETAB or tab2mage template for
you which might be of interest. It's used by our submitters but you can
download the template and use it locally. There's still a lot of manual
filling in the sheet, but it seems to be used successfully by a lot of
peopl
Hi Philippe,
> -Original Message-
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Philippe
> Sent: 13 November 2007 11:12
> To: BASE dev
> Cc: Iain Milne
> Subject: Re: [basedb-devel] some user feedback on data input into
BASE2
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Hi Micha, everyone
I can somewhat relate to your experience that data entry from users
point of view. It might be an issue as most biologists feel it is too
time consuming.
I think the idea of having a wizard helping create a tab2mage file would
help. Whithin NuGO consortium, the idea also cam
Hi Micha, Everyone
I can somewhat relate to your experience that data entry from users
point of view. It is an issue as most biologists feel it is too time
consuming.
I think the idea of having a wizard helping create a tab2mage file would
help. Whithin NuGO consortium, the idea also came up du
Hi Kjell,
I think bulk loading just the raw data saves only around 30% of the clicking.
The samples, extracts and labeled extracts, sample annotations and protocols
are also a big deal (and are or soon will be handled by the tab2mage
importer).
However, as you point out, making a tab2mage spread
Hi Micha and others,
Just a quick reply for now:
First off, your experience with reluctant users seems very familiar to
our experiences. The hard bit is to convince the users about the
advantages before they need them: backup, good structured documentation
about their experiments, easy export
