Library Cataloging
D-Lib Magazine has the article "iVia Open Source Virtual Library System"
- Visualizing Bibliographic Metadata
Visualizing Bibliographic Metadata - A Virtual (Book) Spine Viewer by Naomi Dushay appears in D-Lib Magazine (October 2004) vol. 10, no. 10.User interfaces for digital information discovery often require users to click around and read a lot of text in...
- Federated Searching
Integration of Non-OAI Resources for Federated Searching in DLIST, an Eprints Repository by Anita Coleman, Paul Bracke and S. Karthik appears in the latest issue of D-Lib Magazine.Federated, distributed, and broadcast searches on the Internet depend on...
- 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...
- Portals
A LITA intrest group on portals has created a Web site for their mission.The Internet Portals Interest Group defines a portal as a service (and related systems and approaches to organization) that facilitates organized knowledge discovery through the...
- Portals
The Scout Portal Toolkit (SPT) allows groups or organizations that have a collection of knowledge or resources they want to share it via the World Wide Web put that collection online without making a big investment in technical resources or expertise....
Library Cataloging
Subject Portals
D-Lib Magazine has the article "iVia Open Source Virtual Library System"
iVia is an open source Internet subject portal or virtual library system. As a hybrid expert and machine built collection creation and management system, it supports a primary, expert-created, first-tier collection that is augmented by a large, second-tier collection of significant Internet resources that are automatically gathered and described. iVia has been developed by and is the platform for INFOMINE, a scholarly virtual library collection of over 26,000 librarian-created and 80,000 plus machine-created records describing and linking to academic Internet resources. The software enables institutions to work cooperatively or individually to provide well-organized, virtual library collections of metadata descriptions of Internet and other resources, as well as rich full-text harvested from these resources.
- Visualizing Bibliographic Metadata
Visualizing Bibliographic Metadata - A Virtual (Book) Spine Viewer by Naomi Dushay appears in D-Lib Magazine (October 2004) vol. 10, no. 10.User interfaces for digital information discovery often require users to click around and read a lot of text in...
- Federated Searching
Integration of Non-OAI Resources for Federated Searching in DLIST, an Eprints Repository by Anita Coleman, Paul Bracke and S. Karthik appears in the latest issue of D-Lib Magazine.Federated, distributed, and broadcast searches on the Internet depend on...
- 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...
- Portals
A LITA intrest group on portals has created a Web site for their mission.The Internet Portals Interest Group defines a portal as a service (and related systems and approaches to organization) that facilitates organized knowledge discovery through the...
- Portals
The Scout Portal Toolkit (SPT) allows groups or organizations that have a collection of knowledge or resources they want to share it via the World Wide Web put that collection online without making a big investment in technical resources or expertise....