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Building Digital Libraries: A How-to-do-it Manual (A How-to-Do-It Manual) (A How-to-Do-It Manual) (A How-to-Do-It Manual) by Terry Reese, Kyle Banerjee, 2007-12-27
Managing Digital Resources in Libraries by Linda S Katz, 2005-03-30
Noise in Digital Optical Transmission Systems (Optoelectronics library) by Gunnar Jacobsen, 1994-12
From Papyrus to Hypertext: Toward the Universal Digital Library (Topics in the Digital Humanities) by Christian Vandendorpe, 2009-03-23
The Academic Library Building in the Digital Age: A Study of Construction, Planning, and Design of New Library Space by Christopher Stewart, 2010-01-31
Introduction to Digital Libraries by G. G. Chowdhury, Sudatta Chowdhury, 2002-02-01
E-publishing and Digital Libraries: Legal and Organizational Issues
Metadata and Its Applications in the Digital Library: Approaches and Practices by Jia Liu, 2007-07-30
The Whole Digital Library Handbook
Digital Libraries: Policy, Planning, and Practice by Derek G. Law, 2004-07
Becoming a Digital Library (Books in Library and Information Science Series) by Susan J. Barnes, 2003-11-04
E-metrics for Library and Information Professionals: How to Use Data for Managing and Evaluating Electronic Resource Collections by Andrew C. White, Eric Djiva Kamal, 2005-10-01
Integrating Print And Digital Resources In Library Collections by Linda S Katz, 2005-11-16
Library as Place: Rethinking Roles, Rethinking Space

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Intellectual Property Digital Library
Provides searchable access, in English and French, to published PCT applications. Part of the World Intellectual Property Organization Intellectual Property digital libraries Project.
http://pctgazette.wipo.int

Extractions: Welcome PCT (Patents) Trademarks Designs ... Intellectual Property Digital Library Search: Database: **Select** PCT (Patents) Trademarks Designs Article 6ter The Intellectual Property Digital Library Web site provides access to intellectual property data collections hosted by the World Intellectual Property Organization. These collections include PCT (Patents), Madrid (Trademarks), Hague (Industrial Designs), Article 6ter (State Emblems, Official Hallmarks, and Emblems of Intergovernmental Organizations) and others Access a detailed index of all IPDL data collections The form above allows you to conduct a simple search for terms occurring within any field of a given database. For a more advanced interface allowing fielded term searches, please select a database from the left-hand menu. Frequent users who would like to maintain a search query history across connections should set up a free user account Registered Users Log in Other Data Collections International Classifications
National Science Digital Library -
NSDL invites you to use our AskNSDL virtual reference desk service to Ask a Scientist or Engineer atTthe Joint Conference on digital libraries (JCDL) June 7
http://www.nsdl.org/
Personalization Tools For Active Learning In Digital Libraries
Article analyzing the use of active learning in libraries as it relates in media tools.
http://wings.buffalo.edu/publications/mcjrnl/v8n1/active.pdf
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Hellenic Open University. Fundamental and applied research in Image and Video Processing, Intelligent Information Access, digital libraries, Augmented Reality, and Semantic Web.
http://dsmc.eap.gr
Networked Digital Library Of Theses And Dissertations
NETWORKED DIGITAL LIBRARY OF THESES AND DISSERTATIONS. improving graduate education by developing accessible digital libraries of theses and dissertations. N. D. L
http://www.ndltd.org/

Extractions: @import url("/css/advanced.css"); The Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD) is an international organization dedicated to promoting the adoption, creation, use, dissemination and preservation of electronic analogues to the traditional paper-based theses and dissertations. This website contains information about the initiative, how to set up Electronic Thesis and Dissertation (ETD) programmes, how to create and locate ETDs, and current research in digital libraries related to NDLTD and ETDs. Website development sponsored by UNESCO and Adobe Systems Inc. ABOUT NDLTD DOCUMENTATION Join NDLTD ... Admin Login Go to other Language: Select Language English (Test) Browse/Search ETDs Submit ETD Community Activities Research Projects
University Of Maryland, Human-Computer Interaction Lab
Development of user interfaces and research. Projects include information visualization, digital libraries, and interfaces for children. United States.
http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/
A Survey Of Applications Of CSCW For Digital Libraries
a review of the field of CSCW with respect to digital libraries; covers both library information science and computer science
http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/computing/research/cseg/projects/ariadne/docs/survey

Extractions: ARIADNE Project on Digital Libraries Publications Technical Report CSEG/4/98, Computing Department, Lancaster University A Survey of Applications of CSCW for Digital Libraries Michael B. Twidale and David M. Nichols Graduate School of Library and Information Science , University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, IL Computing Department , Lancaster University, UK Abstract AIMS The Case for Interfaces and Collaboration It is a truism within user interface design that for the user the interface IS the system. The design of interfaces to computer systems has grown in importance along with the remarkable progress in the manufacture of increasingly powerful but cheaper computer hardware. The falling cost of hardware leads to the potential for a wider degree of access to computer systems and consequently a more divergent user base. Within the context of libraries, we shall see that forms of collaboration take many forms, including most obviously the help or reference desk. In this review we will consider a range of forms of collaborative working and technologies that might be employed to improve the effectiveness of these forms. Note that we see this as strongly related to the aims of the designers of interfaces, who are in effect pursuing a similar goal. We survey research undertaken in CSCW and related areas that we believe can serve as a useful starting point for someone considering the implementation of collaborative technologies in a information retrieval and usage context (such as a library) or someone considering research in the area. Although a number of very good survey articles on CSCW were published in the early 1990s, we are not aware of any recent ones and so in part this review also attempts to fulfil that role. As there is a substantial body of work in the field, our selection of papers has to be somewhat restrictive (despite this, it is still substantial). Therefore our survey necessarily provides only a cursory overview of some topics. We have chosen papers that themselves contain thorough reviews of a subtopic of CSCW, and those that we believe are illustrative of an approach and are particularly accessible to a reader from outside the discipline.
National Synchronization
digital libraries basically store materials in electronic format and manipulate large collections of those materials effectively. NSF digital libraries Contact.
http://dli.grainger.uiuc.edu/national.htm

Extractions: DLI Project Contacts DLI Workshop Series DLI Publications The Initiative's focus is to dramatically advance the means to collect, store, and organize information in digital forms, and make it available for searching, retrieval, and processing via communication networks all in user-friendly ways. Digital Libraries basically store materials in electronic format and manipulate large collections of those materials effectively. Research into digital libraries is research into network information systems, concentrating on how to develop the necessary infrastructure to effectively mass-manipulate the information on the Net.. The key technological issues are how to search and display desired selections from and across large collections. Summaries of the six DLI projects from the May 1996, Special Issue on Digital Libraries in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, IEEE Computer Magazine.
NHS ELibraries
Ben Toth, Head of Knowledge Management at the National Health Service Information Authority, discusses digital libraries in the NHS.
http://nelh.blogspot.com/

Extractions: Digital libraries in the NHS PC Magazine reviews RSS Bob Stepno: RSS update LinktoComments('108666951325033169') Comment Delivering library services via RSS Gerry McKiernan: "Rich Site Services is a categorized registry of library services that are delivered or provided through RSS/XML feeds. " . Also, news that Ingenta users will have the ability to subscribe to RSS feeds as part of the upgraded Ingenta interface. LinktoComments('108666698287558639') Comment Capturing user experience closes the feedback loop Jon Udell: "If you want to make software developers squirm, force them to watch people using their software." LinktoComments('108666644789278818') Comment Furl - Your web page filing cabinet Furl - Your web page filing cabinet LinktoComments('108664043504177911') Comment SciencePORT.org directory of scientific rss newsfeeds here LinktoComments('108651385233992759') Comment CyberJournalist.net: 101 ways to improve your news site Jonathan Dube: 101 ways to improve your news site LinktoComments('108651043354425119') Comment Weblog - Value-Creation by Communities of Practice This is a multi-authored weblog on CoPs ...here LinktoComments('108650043931024644') Comment CoPs and weblogs Martin Dugage : Before the development of weblogs, "online community" tools like forums, mailing lists and bulletin boards were predominantly used for community building. Experience seems to show that weblogs are proving far more effective in creating meaningful interpersonal connections than centralized community spaces on the web. Can networks of bloggers be seen as the future of online communities?
IntraText Digital Library
Build digital libraries This library is based on the Èulogos IntraText Dlib a global solution for a HLTbased Digital Library workflow, text-to-XML
http://www.intratext.com/
TEI And XML In Digital Libraries: Final Report
A two day meeting at the Library of Congress sponsored by the Digital Library Federation.
http://www.umdl.umich.edu/workshops/teidlf/

Extractions: TEI and XML in Digital Libraries Two-Day Meeting. June 30-July 1, 1998, Library of Congress Group 2: TEI Text Encoding in Libraries Group 3: Structural and Administrative Metadata in Page-Image Conversion Projects TEI/MARC "Best Practices" , draft recommendations prepared by representatives of the University of Virginia Library and the University of Michigan Library, November 2, 1998 The TEI Text Encoding in Libraries Task Force (from Group 2) draft Guidelines for Best Encoding Practices , July 1999.
VTLS Inc. | Customer Support
Produces integrated solutions for managing library collections and creating digital libraries.
http://www.vtls.com/

Extractions: FRBR Record ... Full View University of Delaware decides being first is VITAL! Another Librarian of the Year Selects VIRTUA; Cumberland County Public Library Signs with VTLS VTLS Reported As One Of Few Vendors Growing In 2003 Bartow County Public Library Contracts for FASTRAC RFID Solution ... Library Blogs V ISIONARY T ECHNOLOGY in L IBRARY S OLUTIONS Today is VTLS - Delivering V isionary T echnology in L ibrary S olutions that meet and exceed the needs and expectations of libraries worldwide is fundamental for VTLS. Our dedicated staff of over 120 talented professionals includes librarians with years of hands-on experience, and expert software engineers. Based in Blacksburg, Virginia, VTLS also has offices in Brazil, Canada, France, India, Malaysia, Spain and Switzerland.
IEEE Technical Committee On Digital Libraries (TCDL)
Promotes research in the theory and practice of all aspects of Collective Memory, established in 1997 by the IEEE Computer Society.
http://www.ieee-tcdl.org/

Extractions: Welcome to the Home Page of the IEEE Technical Committee on Digital Libraries of the IEEE Computer Society .. The goal of the Technical Committee on Digital Libraries is to promote research in the theory and practice of all aspects of Collective Memories , i.e. the fields of Digital Libraries, Digital Museums, and Digital Archives of all kinds. Thus, a wide range of Collective Memories and their technology are covered in our Technical Committee on Digital Libraries, and we encourage everybody who is interested in these subjects, may they be applied to culture, corporate life, government or private life. A discussion forum is provided both by a newsletter as well as by a Bulletin Joining the Technical Committee on Digital Libraries is free of charge. In order to become a member, please review and fill-out the on-line forms available at the application page rauber@ifs.tuwien.ac.at
The Digital Librarian
Commentary about digital services to bring people to digital libraries.
http://digitallibrarian.org/

Extractions: Information. Organization. Access. Vint Cerf was the keynote speaker for the Plenary session of JCDL 2004. Cerf is known as one of the fathers of the internet, being the co-designer of the TCP/IP protocols, as well as the architecture of the internet. He is currently the senior vice-president of technology strategy at MCI. Cerf's speech covered a broad range of information and internet topics. He started in a very standard way by producing some interesting statistics on the adoption of the internet - there are currently an estimated 745 million users. 31% of internet users are in Asia, 29% are in North America, and 27% are in Europe. Growth trends indicate that the majority of internet users will eventually be from Asia. Cerf then moved to some technical descriptions / observations. He talked about the naming authority pointer ( RFC 2915 ), and how eventually one might, through a single phone number or URL, be able to access a variety of services (we sort of do this already - many times when a site provides an ftp site as well as a website, you can differentiate between the two using the NAPTR - http vs. ftp). He then moved on to a brief mention of , though he didn't go into great detail about the protocol.
TEI Text Encoding In Libraries
A collaborative document produced as a result of the TEI and XML in digital libraries meeting at the Library of Congress in 1998.
http://www.indiana.edu/~letrs/tei/

Extractions: Comments to Perry Willett , Indiana University (email: pwillett@indiana.edu) Introduction Participants Recommendations General Recommendations ... Attribute Values At the TEI and XML in Digital Libraries Workshop held at the Library of Congress on June 30-July 1, 1998, three working groups were formed. Group 2 was charged with developing a set of recommendations for libraries using the TEI Guidelines in electronic text encoding. Representatives from six libraries met at the Library of Congress on November 12-13, 1998. The Task Force met again at ALA mid-winter (January 1999) to incorporate comments and finalize the draft. The revised recommendations were circulated to the conference working group in May 1999 and presented at the joint annual meeting of the Association of Computers and the Humanities and Association of Literary and Linguistic Computing in June 1999. Version 1.0 was circulated for comments in August 1999. Return to top II. Participants:
Interaction Design Centre
Institute based at the University of Middlesex working on various funded projects concerning the design and use of digital libraries.
http://www.cs.mdx.ac.uk/ridl/index.html

Extractions: School of Computing Science IDC convenor: Paul Curzon Introduction People Projects Workshops IDL conducts research on the design and use of Digital Libraries. It forms part of the Middlesex University Interaction Design Centre (IDC) . Digital Libraries offer great potential benefits but are currently hampered by, among other things, poor usability. Existing libraries provide the core essential functionality: they serve as structured repositories of multimedia documents, and documents can be added to and retrieved from the library. The quality of the interaction depends on such systems also satisfying various non-functional requirements that relate to usability. Some of work in RIDL is focusing directly on Digital Libraries, and is particularly concerned with designing for usability. Other research is on core computer science, but using Digital Libraries as a challenging and valuable test domain. The principal local participants working on research in Digital Libraries are (in alphabetical order):
Digital Library Research Projects At Grainger Engineering Library Information Ce
Resources and services created for the NSF/DARPA/NASA digital libraries Initiative (DLI1) project at the University of Illinois (19941998), the CNRI-sponsored
http://dli.grainger.uiuc.edu/
First European Conference On Research And Advanced Technology For Digital Librar
Presentation by Renato Iannella, DSTC at the First European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for digital libraries, Pisa, Italy, 13 September 1997.
http://www.dstc.edu.au/RDU/pres/eurodl97/sld001.htm
Main Articles: 'The Development Of Digital Libraries For Blind And Visually Impa
Report on a selection of papers presented in Washington at the 2001 IFLA preconference for the Section of Libraries for the Blind (SLB).
http://www.ariadne.ac.uk/issue30/ifla/

Extractions: The development of digital libraries for blind and visually impaired people The 2001 IFLA pre-conference for the Section of Libraries for the Blind (SLB) took place in Washington with a theme of Digital Libraries for the Blind and the Culture of Learning in the Information Age. Jenny Craven Increasing information choices through web-based technologies. The 2001 IFLA pre-conference SLB took place in Washington with a theme of Digital Libraries for the Blind and the Culture of Learning in the Information Age [1]. Papers delivered at the 2001 conference were from a wide range of subjects relating to digital libraries for the blind. Subject areas included meeting the educational needs of children and youth through libraries for the blind, digital library services and education, creating inclusive models of service and building small digital libraries for the blind. This report will focus on a selection of papers looking at how the development of the Internet and web-based technologies can be used to increase information choices for people who are blind and to enhance a culture of learning in the information age. Further details about the conference can be found on the IFLA SLB web site [2]. As a tool for the delivery of library services the Internet should offer increasing possibilities to users who are print disabled. It should enable people to access information in a format that is appropriate to their needs, which could be in a braille or audio format, or through assistive technologies. These may include speech output, braille output, tactile devices or even just through simple adjustments to a browser. Despite growing technological developments, however, a paper on
InSilico
Princeton University Library blog focused on metadata and digital libraries.
http://libserv12.princeton.edu/insilico/

Extractions: @import url(misc/drupal.css); home archives blogs forum ... user account RDF and OWL Are W3C Recommendations Submitted by Clay Redding on Tuesday, 2004, February 10 - 13:59 [Linkage] File under: RDF From Slashdot "The World Wide Web Consortium today released the Resource Description Framework (RDF) and the OWL Web Ontology Language . (OWL) as W3C Recommendations. RDF is used to represent information and to exchange knowledge in the Web. OWL is used to publish and share sets of terms called ontologies, supporting advanced Web search, software agents and knowledge management. Read the press release for the full list of twelve documents, read the testimonials , and visit the Semantic Web home page." Clay Redding's blog add new comment Holdings Standards Submitted by Clay Redding on Tuesday, 2004, February 10 - 10:43 [Linkage] File under: Data value standards Interesting post from Catalogablog Holdings Standards The Feb. issue of Computers in Libraries has the article "An Introduction to Holdings Standards by Shirley Lincicum. "It used to be that you didn't need to know much about standards for holdings data unless you were a cataloger. That's all changing now. This overview explains what you need to know, and what these standards have in common with electricity."

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