Library Cataloging
At http://www.oasis-open.org/cover/rss.html RDF Rich Site Summary (RSS) there is more information about RSS than most of us would care to know. I still find the Lowery article the best introduction.
I've been interested in learning more about Rich Site Summary (RSS) for quite some time. At last, I've found a nice introduction to the topic, Syndicate Your Headlines Using RSS by Shelley Lowery. It's available at: http://www.goarticles.com Is anyone using this in a library setting to provide access to their Web site?
- Alcts Non-english Access Report Available For Comment
ALCTS non-English access report available for comment. The 70 page report covers UNICODE, sorting different languages and scripts, committees and areas to be studied. There is also an executive summary available.The Association for Library Collections...
- Sandy Berman Catalog Available
The catalog created while Sandy Berman was at Hennepin County Public Library is once again available.This site is an interpretation of the Hennepin County Public Library catalog records as obtained from the UIUC Archives. Alas, it is not a fully functional...
- Faceted Application Of Subject Terminology
The paper, FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology): A Simplified LCSH-based Vocabulary presented at the World Library and Information Congress, is available, in PDF, from the IFLA Web site. Originally written in English, it is also available...
- Writing
Writing for the Web - How to Write Web-Friendly Content for your Site by Steve Lee.This article provides a short introduction to the basics of writing for the Web. It considers how Web users approach the information they find on the net, and, based on...
- Wireless Access?
The RSS (Rich Site Summary) feed seems to be working fine. I think many folks have switched from visiting the Web site to getting the items on a news reader. Now the next frontier is wireless. Does anyone (Shifted Librarian, Handheld Librarian) have their...
Library Cataloging
Rich Site Summary (RSS)
At http://www.oasis-open.org/cover/rss.html RDF Rich Site Summary (RSS) there is more information about RSS than most of us would care to know. I still find the Lowery article the best introduction.
I've been interested in learning more about Rich Site Summary (RSS) for quite some time. At last, I've found a nice introduction to the topic, Syndicate Your Headlines Using RSS by Shelley Lowery. It's available at: http://www.goarticles.com Is anyone using this in a library setting to provide access to their Web site?
- Alcts Non-english Access Report Available For Comment
ALCTS non-English access report available for comment. The 70 page report covers UNICODE, sorting different languages and scripts, committees and areas to be studied. There is also an executive summary available.The Association for Library Collections...
- Sandy Berman Catalog Available
The catalog created while Sandy Berman was at Hennepin County Public Library is once again available.This site is an interpretation of the Hennepin County Public Library catalog records as obtained from the UIUC Archives. Alas, it is not a fully functional...
- Faceted Application Of Subject Terminology
The paper, FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology): A Simplified LCSH-based Vocabulary presented at the World Library and Information Congress, is available, in PDF, from the IFLA Web site. Originally written in English, it is also available...
- Writing
Writing for the Web - How to Write Web-Friendly Content for your Site by Steve Lee.This article provides a short introduction to the basics of writing for the Web. It considers how Web users approach the information they find on the net, and, based on...
- Wireless Access?
The RSS (Rich Site Summary) feed seems to be working fine. I think many folks have switched from visiting the Web site to getting the items on a news reader. Now the next frontier is wireless. Does anyone (Shifted Librarian, Handheld Librarian) have their...