Library Cataloging
Eric Hellman has been writing some posts I find very interesting over on Go To Hellman.
- Latest Code4lib Journal
The fourth issue of Code4Lib Journal is now available. Articles include:Auto-Populating an ILL form with the Serial Solutions Link Resolver API by Daniel TalskyMining Data from ISI Web of Science Reports by Alfred KraemerUnveiling Jangle: Untangling Library...
- Xml Workshop
A couple of years ago I had the pleasure of taking the XML workshop offered by Eric Lease Morgan. One of the best workshops I've experienced. Now the notes have been revised and are available online.XML is about distributing data and information unambiguously....
- Xisbn Service To Move
Eric Hellman has this announcement about the OCLC xISBN service.At about 4PM EST on Tuesday, February 13, a switch will be flipped, and traffic aimed at the experimental version of xISBN will begin to be routed to a replacement xISBN service supported...
- Open Worldcat
The Open WorldCat Web site now includes information about tools that can help you more conveniently search for library materials from your PC desktop. The three tools featured on this page are:Yahoo! Toolbar. This special edition on the Yahoo! Toolbar...
- Eric
Just a short time ago I mentioned ERIC for the first time, now it seems it needs some help. ERIC has a long and distinguished history. It deserves to continue that into the future.The page ERIC Reauthorization News contains information on the threat and...
Library Cataloging
Go To Hellman
Eric Hellman has been writing some posts I find very interesting over on Go To Hellman.
I think it's important to convert this level of interest into action. The question is, what can be done now to get closer to the vision of ubiquitous interoperable data? My last three posts have explored what libraries might do to better position their presence in search engines and in social networks using schema.org vocabulary and Open Graph Protocol. In these applications, library data enables users to do very specific things on the web- find a library page in a search engine or "Like" a library page in a Facebook. But there's so much more that could be done with the data.
- Latest Code4lib Journal
The fourth issue of Code4Lib Journal is now available. Articles include:Auto-Populating an ILL form with the Serial Solutions Link Resolver API by Daniel TalskyMining Data from ISI Web of Science Reports by Alfred KraemerUnveiling Jangle: Untangling Library...
- Xml Workshop
A couple of years ago I had the pleasure of taking the XML workshop offered by Eric Lease Morgan. One of the best workshops I've experienced. Now the notes have been revised and are available online.XML is about distributing data and information unambiguously....
- Xisbn Service To Move
Eric Hellman has this announcement about the OCLC xISBN service.At about 4PM EST on Tuesday, February 13, a switch will be flipped, and traffic aimed at the experimental version of xISBN will begin to be routed to a replacement xISBN service supported...
- Open Worldcat
The Open WorldCat Web site now includes information about tools that can help you more conveniently search for library materials from your PC desktop. The three tools featured on this page are:Yahoo! Toolbar. This special edition on the Yahoo! Toolbar...
- Eric
Just a short time ago I mentioned ERIC for the first time, now it seems it needs some help. ERIC has a long and distinguished history. It deserves to continue that into the future.The page ERIC Reauthorization News contains information on the threat and...