Library Cataloging
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- Marc For Mark-up
The latest podcast from the Library 2.0 Gang, The Semantic Web and Linked Data by Karen Coyle is well worth a listen. One statement I found interesting, not sure if I agree but it got me thinking, was that MARC is a markup language rather than a data...
- Linked Data Catalogs
The column Cataloging Horizons by Karen Coyle in the latest American Libraries discusses "Navigating the bibliographic space with linked data".Library catalogs have evolved over time as technology has changed. The last 150 years have seen a progression...
- Rights In The Premis Data Model
News from LC:The Library of Congress' Network Development and MARC Standards Office is pleased to announce the availability of a study written by Karen Coyle on how rights information needed for digital preservation activities is handled in the PREMIS...
- Metadata 101
Understanding Metadata and Its Purpose by Karen Coyle from the The Journal of Academic Librarianship v. 31 no. 2 160-3 Mr 2005 is now available on-line.What is happening in the world of technology that is leading everyone to believe that metadata is the...
- Rights Expression Languages
Rights Expression Languages : A Report for the Library of Congress by Karen Coyle.Rights expression languages (RELs) are emerging in the information community that support different aspects of the digital access environment -- licensing, payments, web...
Library Cataloging
Directions in Metadata with Karen Coyle
Directions in Metadata with Karen Coyle is a free webinar offered by ALA.
Bibliographic data is in the midst of a major transition. With the emergence of the semantic web, the very purpose of this data is evolving from an entity meant for interpretation by humans to one meant for interpretation by machines.Karen Coyle, digital library consultant and bibliographic data expert, will discuss the future of metadata and its role in bibliographic data and the semantic web. Coyle will address what the major transformations in the use and structure of data already underway mean for libraries, and what librarians can do to prepare, adapt, and take advantage of new possibilities.
Open Q&A and discussion will follow the presentation.
- Marc For Mark-up
The latest podcast from the Library 2.0 Gang, The Semantic Web and Linked Data by Karen Coyle is well worth a listen. One statement I found interesting, not sure if I agree but it got me thinking, was that MARC is a markup language rather than a data...
- Linked Data Catalogs
The column Cataloging Horizons by Karen Coyle in the latest American Libraries discusses "Navigating the bibliographic space with linked data".Library catalogs have evolved over time as technology has changed. The last 150 years have seen a progression...
- Rights In The Premis Data Model
News from LC:The Library of Congress' Network Development and MARC Standards Office is pleased to announce the availability of a study written by Karen Coyle on how rights information needed for digital preservation activities is handled in the PREMIS...
- Metadata 101
Understanding Metadata and Its Purpose by Karen Coyle from the The Journal of Academic Librarianship v. 31 no. 2 160-3 Mr 2005 is now available on-line.What is happening in the world of technology that is leading everyone to believe that metadata is the...
- Rights Expression Languages
Rights Expression Languages : A Report for the Library of Congress by Karen Coyle.Rights expression languages (RELs) are emerging in the information community that support different aspects of the digital access environment -- licensing, payments, web...