Library Cataloging
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 to indicate volume is too low or loud. This will never replace an in-person presentation, but is good when that is not possible.
- Classification Presentations
Presentations from the International UDC Seminar 2009 are now available.The International UDC Seminar 2009 "Classification at a Crossroads: multiple directions to usability" took place on 29-30 October in the National Library of the Netherlands in The...
- Portals
The Portal Factory is an open source product from the folks at MIT.The Portal Factory is a new platform based architecture for information products. It allows many different kinds of information systems to be deployed from a single code base. The Portal...
- Open Source
The Dynix Institute presents this free seminar, James LaRue: Open Source, Open Minds May 12, 2004, 8 AM to 9 AM PacificThe Open Source model of collaborative software development, building on the work of others, is a close match to the culture of the...
- Top Trends
The next Dynix Institute Web Seminar is Marshall Breeding discussing Where is the Industry Headed? Top Trends to Watch in 2004 February 11, 2004, 8 AM to 9 AM PacificBreeding will provide observations, perspectives, and opinions about trends related to...
- Openurl And Metasearch
The NISO workshops The Next Generation of Access: OpenURL and Metasearch have concluded and presentation materials are available. Just PowerPoint slides but they may be useful.Conferences should be investigating alternatives to .ppt. The Texas library...
Library Cataloging
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 to indicate volume is too low or loud. This will never replace an in-person presentation, but is good when that is not possible.
Digital Campus Architecture -- Trends and Issues
June 17, 2003 9 AM MountainThis seminar will examine portals and explore the architecture that is required to support a dynamic and diverse campus. Join John Fowler in his focus on the building blocks that surround Web Services Architecture and relationships between other on-campus applications and resources.
- Classification Presentations
Presentations from the International UDC Seminar 2009 are now available.The International UDC Seminar 2009 "Classification at a Crossroads: multiple directions to usability" took place on 29-30 October in the National Library of the Netherlands in The...
- Portals
The Portal Factory is an open source product from the folks at MIT.The Portal Factory is a new platform based architecture for information products. It allows many different kinds of information systems to be deployed from a single code base. The Portal...
- Open Source
The Dynix Institute presents this free seminar, James LaRue: Open Source, Open Minds May 12, 2004, 8 AM to 9 AM PacificThe Open Source model of collaborative software development, building on the work of others, is a close match to the culture of the...
- Top Trends
The next Dynix Institute Web Seminar is Marshall Breeding discussing Where is the Industry Headed? Top Trends to Watch in 2004 February 11, 2004, 8 AM to 9 AM PacificBreeding will provide observations, perspectives, and opinions about trends related to...
- Openurl And Metasearch
The NISO workshops The Next Generation of Access: OpenURL and Metasearch have concluded and presentation materials are available. Just PowerPoint slides but they may be useful.Conferences should be investigating alternatives to .ppt. The Texas library...