Library Cataloging
There is a new Wiki devoted to Open Source, OSPedia. If you have something to say on the topic, just go and add some content. Wiki are Web pages that anyone can edit. This would be a good place for the library community to show the hackers what some of us have been doing.
- Oai-ore Resource Maps
Posted to several lists. The Foresite project is pleased to announce the initial code of two software libraries for constructing, parsing, manipulating and serialising OAI-ORE Resource Maps. These libraries are being written in Java and Python, and can...
- Rights And Access
The Lunar E-Library is a good idea gone wrong. From their announcement it looks like all the full-text material is copyright free.This DVD knowledgebase contains 1100 (.PDF) items with an emphasis on documents produced during the Apollo/Saturn era. Full...
- Open Source
The Dynix Institute's next offering is James LaRue: Open Source, Open Minds May 12, 2004, 8 AM to 9 AM Pacific.The Open Source model of collaborative software development, building on the work of others, is a close match to the culture of the library....
- Open Source
The latest issue of WebJunction focuses on OS. The articles include:New Zealand Leads the Way: the Horowhenua Open Source Story by Rosalie Blake and Rachel Hamilton-WilliamsOpen Source Software in the Meadville Public Library by Cindy MurdockNelsonville...
- Open Source
A very interesting looking book is now available from LITA, Open Source Software for LibrariesThis guide introduces the reader to OSS and how it could benefit libraries, and illustrates this with a variety of library projects that have both used and developed...
Library Cataloging
Open Source
There is a new Wiki devoted to Open Source, OSPedia. If you have something to say on the topic, just go and add some content. Wiki are Web pages that anyone can edit. This would be a good place for the library community to show the hackers what some of us have been doing.
Welcome to the OpenSourcePedia (or FreeSoftwarePedia). This is a collaborative resource built for and by a community of people interested in the advancement of collaborative software. Often referred to as "open source software" and/or "free software" both terms reflect the primary interest in working together in an spirit of openness, transparency, and community to produce superior software that you can share freely with others. The aim of the 'Pedia is to be an all encompassing resource for software users, developers, and the curious to find information about anything relating to our efforts in these endevours. We're just getting started so feel free to pitch in!
- Oai-ore Resource Maps
Posted to several lists. The Foresite project is pleased to announce the initial code of two software libraries for constructing, parsing, manipulating and serialising OAI-ORE Resource Maps. These libraries are being written in Java and Python, and can...
- Rights And Access
The Lunar E-Library is a good idea gone wrong. From their announcement it looks like all the full-text material is copyright free.This DVD knowledgebase contains 1100 (.PDF) items with an emphasis on documents produced during the Apollo/Saturn era. Full...
- Open Source
The Dynix Institute's next offering is James LaRue: Open Source, Open Minds May 12, 2004, 8 AM to 9 AM Pacific.The Open Source model of collaborative software development, building on the work of others, is a close match to the culture of the library....
- Open Source
The latest issue of WebJunction focuses on OS. The articles include:New Zealand Leads the Way: the Horowhenua Open Source Story by Rosalie Blake and Rachel Hamilton-WilliamsOpen Source Software in the Meadville Public Library by Cindy MurdockNelsonville...
- Open Source
A very interesting looking book is now available from LITA, Open Source Software for LibrariesThis guide introduces the reader to OSS and how it could benefit libraries, and illustrates this with a variety of library projects that have both used and developed...