Library Cataloging
Information Architecture Library
The Asilomar Institute for Information Architecture (AIfIA) is pleased to announce the opening of the Information Architecture Library, an international collection of the best articles, books, blogs, guides, reports, and other resources related to the field of information architecture.
The IA Library's collection is still very much under development. We are adding new resources, particularly in languages other than English, to create a more well-rounded collection. In addition, AIfIA is actively seeking a volunteer Library Director to oversee the continued development of this important public service.
If you are interested in volunteering to help with the IA Library, or if you know of a resource we should include, please send your suggestion to ialibrary@aifia.org.
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Cultural Objects Name Authority Webinar
A webinar on the Cultural Objects Name Authority has been announced.The Museum Computer Network (MCN), Gallery Systems, and the J. Paul Getty Trust are pleased to offer a free Webinar on a new vocabulary under development, the Cultural Objects Name Authority?...
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Public Comment For Revision Of Dcmi Abstract Model
The DCMI Abstract Model, which attained the status of DCMI Recommendation in March 2005, has been revised in light of discussion and feedback from the DCMI Architecture Working Group, the DCMI Usage Board, and the broader community. This revised version...
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News Markup Language
It is now five years since the completion of the NewsML standard and the International Press Telecommunications Council is working on NewsML 2. In November 2004 they published the Requirements for NewsML 2 and are now announcing the publication of the...
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Web Seminar
Dynix is sponsoring another free Web seminar. I caught part of the last one, on selecting an ILS. PowerPoint slides are sent to your screen and the voice is carried by a phone line. There is a form to send a question to the presenter and some buttons...
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Controlled Vocabulary
There are plenty of subject, name, genre and form controlled vocabulary lists available. Most commonly used in libraries are the name and subject lists from the Library of Congress. Another source is the Getty lists. Besides being useful in themselves,...
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