The CVWiki is a feature of PUMA which allows you to create or manipulate your own CV page by using either predefined templates or by creating your CV in your personal style. In your CV, you may provide information about yourself and your interests (scientific/private). Other users can view this information.
Click on your username in the Main Menu.
Click on the CV-button next to your profile picture.
Your CV will be displayed (as other users see it).
To change your CV, click on the gear symbol.
Click on "edit curriculum vitae". Here you are free to create your own CV page. For this, choose a layout unter "edit layout" and click on the "edit layout" button. Now you can use the MediaWiki-syntax that is known from Wikipedia to edit your CV page.
Alternative: You can also edit your CV by clicking on the person icon in the right main menu, then clicking on "settings" and then choosing the tab "curriculum vitae".
We provide several XHTML tags so you can save time. However, some of the tags can only be used for a user CV respectively a group CV. In the following table you can see which tags you can use for the CV of groups and/or users.
| Tag | Meaning | Group | User |
|---|---|---|---|
<name /> |
Your name, linking to your personal PUMA page | yes | yes |
<image /> |
Your profile picture | no | yes |
<homepage/> |
Your personal homepage | yes | yes |
<publications /> |
A list of all the publications you tagged with "myown" | yes | yes |
<bookmarks /> |
A list of all bookmarks you tagged with "myown" | yes | yes |
<profession /> |
Your profession | no | yes |
<institution /> |
Your institution you work with | no | yes |
<hobbies /> |
A list of your hobbies | no | yes |
<interests /> |
Your personal interests | no | yes |
<birthday /> |
Your date of birth | no | yes |
<location /> |
Your current location | no | yes |
<regdate /> |
Your date of registration with PUMA | no | yes |
<members/> |
List of all group members | yes | no |
<groupimage/> |
The group icon | yes | no |
<tags /> |
Your tags | yes | yes |
For <publications />, <bookmarks /> and <tags />, you can also specify other tags as selectors for your resources if you add tags="tag1 tag2\[ ...\]" as parameter. For example, <publications tags="data mining" /> returns all publications in your list which you tagged with both data and mining.
For <tags /> you can use the following selectors: style with the options cloud and list; order with the options alpha and freq, minfreq with a number as the parameter, and type with the options bookmarks and publications.
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