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SUMMARY:HPC-ED: Building a Community CyberTraining Catalog
DESCRIPTION:Susan Mehringer (Cornell University); Charlie Dey (The Univers
 ity of Texas at Austin); John-Paul Navarro (Argonne National Laboratory (A
 NL), University of Chicago); Katharine Cahill (New Jersey Institute of Tec
 hnology); Brian Guilfoos (Ohio Supercomputer Center); David Joiner (Kean U
 niversity); Richard Knepper (Cornell University); Je'aime Powell (The Univ
 ersity of Texas at Austin); Mary Thomas (University of California San Dieg
 o); and Zilu Wang (Cornell University)\n\nHPC-ED aims to improve discovery
  and sharing of CyberTraining resources through the combination of the HPC
 -ED CyberTraining Catalog, an effective and flexible interface, thoughtful
  metadata design, and active community participation. HPC-ED encourages au
 thors to share training resource information while retaining ownership and
  allows organizations to enrich their local portals with shared materials.
  By basing the architecture on an established, flexible framework, HPC-ED 
 can provide a range of solutions people and organizations can employ for s
 haring and discovering materials. In this paper we describe the initial pi
 lot phase of the project, where we prototyped the HPC-ED catalog, establis
 hed an initial metadata set, provided documentation, and began using the s
 ystem to share and discover materials. Based on community feedback we are 
 now planning an implementation phase focused on evolving our architecture 
 and tools to meet community needs and feedback through improved interfaces
  and tools designed to address a range of preferences.\n\nTag: Distributed
  Computing, Education, Emerging Technologies\n\nRegistration Category: Wor
 kshop Reg Pass\n\nSession Chairs: Nia Alexandrov (Hartree Centre); Scott L
 athrop (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign); Julie Mullen (Massachuse
 tts Institute of Technology (MIT), Lincoln Laboratory); and Nitin Sukhija 
 (Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania)\n\n
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