Library Cataloging
This idea continues to pick up steam, thanks TJ for getting it going. Library Techlog has these ideas:
- Openwms: Workflow Management System For Digital Objects
Rutgers has announced the release of OpenWMS: Workflow Management System for Digital Objects. The OpenWMS is a platform-independent, open source, web-accessible system that can be used as a standalone application or integrated with other repository architectures...
- Oai @ Oclc
Some good news from OCLC about their OAI database, now you can submit your own records for harvesting, just use the WorldCat Digital Collection Gateway.Repository managers from libraries, museums, archives and other cultural heritage and research institutions...
- E-lis
In the past I've mentioned dLIST, Digital Library of Information Science and Technology. Here is the current scope of the dLIST collection:Researchers and practitioners in LIS and IT create a wealth of content not limited to formal papers. To capture...
- Digital Libraries
Mathematical Knowledge is Mathematics' Treasure, NA-MKM 2004, the Second North American Workshop on Mathematical Knowledge Management will be held in Phoenix, Arizona, January 6, 2004.Mathematical Knowledge Management (MKM) is an exciting new field...
- Oft Used Forms
This item from Matthew Eberle at Library TechlogPaul Bracke from dLIST has written back to my query to say that they'd welcome the kind of material Library_Geek says we should be collecting (collection development policies, instruction handouts, mission...
Library Cataloging
Repository for Oft Used Library Documents
This idea continues to pick up steam, thanks TJ for getting it going. Library Techlog has these ideas:
So library_geek wants a little knowledge management, eh? I know I talked about this idea of sharing things like forms and the like on the Techlog before, but it's buried in the archives somewhere (metadata, where art thou metadata?) Anyway, dLIST the Digital Library of Information Science and Technology, might be willing to accommodate material of this nature. The About page states: "We are actively seeking partners who can contribute 'papers', 'instructional materials' and 'informetric materials' to the project." I'm e-mailing Anita Coleman to get her thoughts on that. If not, Blake Carver's LISHOST sounds like a good place to put such a repository- pick some eprints or digital library software and get started.The MLX: Maybe this is another model for a place to stow our collective librarianly resources.
- Openwms: Workflow Management System For Digital Objects
Rutgers has announced the release of OpenWMS: Workflow Management System for Digital Objects. The OpenWMS is a platform-independent, open source, web-accessible system that can be used as a standalone application or integrated with other repository architectures...
- Oai @ Oclc
Some good news from OCLC about their OAI database, now you can submit your own records for harvesting, just use the WorldCat Digital Collection Gateway.Repository managers from libraries, museums, archives and other cultural heritage and research institutions...
- E-lis
In the past I've mentioned dLIST, Digital Library of Information Science and Technology. Here is the current scope of the dLIST collection:Researchers and practitioners in LIS and IT create a wealth of content not limited to formal papers. To capture...
- Digital Libraries
Mathematical Knowledge is Mathematics' Treasure, NA-MKM 2004, the Second North American Workshop on Mathematical Knowledge Management will be held in Phoenix, Arizona, January 6, 2004.Mathematical Knowledge Management (MKM) is an exciting new field...
- Oft Used Forms
This item from Matthew Eberle at Library TechlogPaul Bracke from dLIST has written back to my query to say that they'd welcome the kind of material Library_Geek says we should be collecting (collection development policies, instruction handouts, mission...