DRMC – Digital Repository for Museum Collections
Introducing the Digital Repository for Museum Collections (DRMC) from Artefactual Systems – AtoM
0108, 2014
Category Archives: Digital Libraries
0503, 2014
Opensource repository comparisom from Unesco – Dspace, Fedora, Islandora (Drupal + Fedora)
No Omeka, but a good overall comparison of opensource repository software: More herehttp://www.unesco.org/new/fileadmin/MULTIMEDIA/HQ/CI/CI/pdf/news/institutional_repository_software.pdf
1502, 2011
Institutional Repository Conference (Free!)
The Digital Commons @ Kennesaw State and the Horace W. Sturgis Library arepleased to announce “Giving Undergraduate Research a Worldwide Voice:Institutional Repositories as Publishers,” a free one-day conference oninstitutional repositories and their place in undergraduate education. Date: Tuesday, March 15, 2011Location: KSU Continuing Education The keynote speaker will be Nancy Hensel, Executive Officer for the Councilon Undergraduate Research. This free
2003, 2010
Statewide EAD project survey
Over the past few years, some members of Georgia’s archival community have expressed the desire to have a state-wide EAD project. Given UGA’s and DLG’s recent successes in developing finding aid databases, we are wondering if now might be the time to leverage our expertise to develop a state-wide EAD database. As a first tentative step we’d like to gauge
3012, 2009
85 reasons to love your librarian
heh heh… some of these are actually well thought, while others are clearly humorous… 1. Librarians take care of libraries, which are still invaluable today.2. Not all information is on the internet.3. Older books still hold great cultural significance.4. Libraries are still repositories for some of the most valuable works of literature in the world.5. Even with the internet, the
2507, 2008
The Opensource model, what it is and how it works
Excellent article and overview of opensource, covering everything from licensing (yes, opensource has it), its evolution, security, issues, & more. Raymond has compared the development of OSS to a bazaar, where large numbers of interested individuals congregate to contribute (code contributors are called committers) or to provide peer review of the wares in the market (in this case, testing and
2307, 2008
Library news roundup: nexgen catalogs, institutional repositories, and more
Well, since I have so many little library related tidbits floating around in my reader, I’m just going to do a roundup: Over at the shifted librarian, she has a nice blog post about the new startup project, bibliocommons @ the Oakville, Ontario library, to build a library catalog interface from scratch. The interface includes things like reviews, tagging, faceted
1109, 2007
Opensource ILS projects and how I learned to love the library catalog
okay, pardon the bad pun on dr. strangelove… I’ve been following some of the opensource ils projects with interest. evergreen (launched by the Georgia Public Lib System), is still in heavy development. From my understanding it originally launched without acquisitions or serials checkin (eeks!) ; however from an upcoming presentation flyer it appears that acquisitions will launch or has launched