Library Cataloging
OCLC Research Sponsors Software Contest to Encourage Innovation. OCLC Research announced a contest intended to give developers an outlet for creative software development of library services.The contest is intended to encourage innovation and development of Web-based services for libraries and library users. Contestants will be challenged to think differently about their environments by working with deconstructed functional components of library services. The prize is $2,500.00 US.It will be nice to see someone get something back from their idea and hard work other than the thanks and gratitude of the profession.
- Worldcat Mashathon Seattle
News from OCLC, the next WorldCat Mashathon Seattle.Join fellow developers for the next two-day WorldCat Mashathon. Sponsored by the OCLC Developer Network and the University of Washington libraries, this WorldCat Mashathon will be held Thursday and Friday,...
- Oclc Research Software Contest
News from OCLC.The Third OCLC Research Software Contest is well underway, but there is still time to enter.... The winning entry will receive $2,500 and an expenses-paid trip to OCLC headquarters in Dublin, OH. Entries are due by the end of June and the...
- Oclc's Third Research Software Contest
News from OCLC. I'm pleased to announce that OCLC has opened its Third Research Software Contest.The prize is $2,500 and an expenses-paid visit to OCLC Research in Dublin, Ohio to discuss your contest entry and related issues and ideas with scientists,...
- Rlg + Oclc
RLG and OCLC are going to unite.Two of the world's largest membership-based information organizations have agreed to come together. The combined organization will offer an integrated product and service line, and will give libraries, archives and...
- The Opac And Oai
The winner of the OCLC software contest is Dazhi (David) Jiao of Bloomington Indiana for his OPAC.CAT-OAI integrates OAI harvesting and metadat searching to OPAC search engines and expands users' discoveries in a OPAC search results to related web-accesible...
Library Cataloging
Software Contest
OCLC Research Sponsors Software Contest to Encourage Innovation. OCLC Research announced a contest intended to give developers an outlet for creative software development of library services.The contest is intended to encourage innovation and development of Web-based services for libraries and library users. Contestants will be challenged to think differently about their environments by working with deconstructed functional components of library services. The prize is $2,500.00 US.It will be nice to see someone get something back from their idea and hard work other than the thanks and gratitude of the profession.
- Worldcat Mashathon Seattle
News from OCLC, the next WorldCat Mashathon Seattle.Join fellow developers for the next two-day WorldCat Mashathon. Sponsored by the OCLC Developer Network and the University of Washington libraries, this WorldCat Mashathon will be held Thursday and Friday,...
- Oclc Research Software Contest
News from OCLC.The Third OCLC Research Software Contest is well underway, but there is still time to enter.... The winning entry will receive $2,500 and an expenses-paid trip to OCLC headquarters in Dublin, OH. Entries are due by the end of June and the...
- Oclc's Third Research Software Contest
News from OCLC. I'm pleased to announce that OCLC has opened its Third Research Software Contest.The prize is $2,500 and an expenses-paid visit to OCLC Research in Dublin, Ohio to discuss your contest entry and related issues and ideas with scientists,...
- Rlg + Oclc
RLG and OCLC are going to unite.Two of the world's largest membership-based information organizations have agreed to come together. The combined organization will offer an integrated product and service line, and will give libraries, archives and...
- The Opac And Oai
The winner of the OCLC software contest is Dazhi (David) Jiao of Bloomington Indiana for his OPAC.CAT-OAI integrates OAI harvesting and metadat searching to OPAC search engines and expands users' discoveries in a OPAC search results to related web-accesible...