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The Human Side of Reference and Information Services in Academic Libraries: Adding Value in the Digital World
Using PDA in Libraries: Using Personal Digital Assistants in Libraries (How-to-Do-It Manuals for Libraries, No. 142.) (How to Do It Manuals for Librarians) by COLLEEN CUDDY, 2005-08-15
The Evaluation of Worldwide Digital Reference Services in Libraries by Jia Liu, 2007-06-01
Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries: 6th European Conference, ECDL 2002, Rome, Italy, September 16-18, 2002, Proceedings (Lecture Notes in Computer Science)
The Ultimate Digital Library: Where the New Information Players Meet by Andrew K. Pace, 2003-01
Digital Libraries and Information Networks by Amjad Ali, 2007-12
Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries: 7th European Conference, ECDL 2003, Trondheim, Norway, August 17-22, 2003. Proceedings (Lecture Notes in Computer Science)
Selection and presentation of commercially available electronic resources: Issues and practices (Strategies and tools for the digital library) by Timothy D Jewell, 2001
Intellectual Freedom in Digital Libraries by Krishnam Gopal, 2002-05-01
Fault Diagnosis of Digital Circuits (Business Practice Library Series) by V. N. Yarmolik, 1990-08
Digital Libraries: Integrating Content and Systems (Chandos Information Professional) by Kyle Banerjee and Michael Spalti Mark Dahl, 2006-06-01
Delivering Digital Services: A Handbook for Public Libraries and Learning Centres by David Mcmenemy, Alan Poulter, 2005-06-30
Protecting Your Library's Digital Sources: The Essential Guide to Planning and Preservation by Miriam Kahn, 2004-02
Digital Libraries: Implementing Strategies and Sharing Experiences: 8th International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries, ICADL 2005, Bangkok, Thailand, ... Applications, incl. Internet/Web, and HCI)

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DelAWARE® The Digital Library Of The First State
Department of State Division of libraries. Find A Book Read Magazines More DelAWARE ® Sign Up For Talking Books Library Directory (Public libraries).
http://www.lib.de.us/
::: UW Libraries Digital Collections :::
Image collections of the University of Washington libraries digital Initiatives Program on the topic of the history, natural sciences, and regional cultures of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.
http://content.lib.washington.edu/

Extractions: Welcome! This site features materials from the University of Washington Libraries, University of Washington Faculty and Departments, and organizations that have participated in partner projects with the UW. Collections are primarily pictorial, although some have accompanying essays and text. Other media are presented, such as newspapers, reports, pamphlets, posters and maps. The emphasis of these collections is on rare and unique materials. We invite you to browse the collections through the selections grouped below. You also have the option to search within one or a combination of collections, creating customized queries by keywords or phrases and by preferences such as title, subject, description, or a variety of other fields. Modern Photographers Collection Images from the work of nationally and internationally renowned local photographers Art Hupy, Ernest Kassowitz, Kyo Koike, Frank Kunishige, Mary Randlett and others. These photographers were active in the Pacific Northwest community from the late 1920's to the present. Special Collections Exhibits Collaborative Projects The Libraries' central location for rare materials and a major center for the study of the Pacific Northwest, Photographs,Travel and Exploration, Architecture, Book Arts, 19th-century American Literature, 20th-century American and English Literature.
Digital Library And Archives, University Libraries, Virginia Tech
Scholarly Publishing, Library Services, and Archives. Search DLA Ask a Librarian. VT ImageBase. virgnia tech home, contact dla, university libraries.
http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/
Craig's BookNotes
Craig Jensen (Austin, Texas) provides commentary on books, libraries, preservation, digital convergence, music and politics.
http://booknotes.weblogs.com/
Digital Library Projects At Columbia
a collaborative project involving the Center for Research libraries, Chicago, and Columbia to prepare and deliver a broad array of digital resources for
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/projects/digital/

Extractions: Selected Columbia Digital Library Technology Centers AcIS Academic Information Systems DMI - Dept. of Me ... Media Center (Art History Educational Technologies CCNTML - ILT - Institute for Learning Technologies Electronic Publishing EPIC - Electronic Publishing Initiative Specialized E-Collections Electronic Data Service (EDS) Electronic Text Service (ETS) Online Learning CI - Columbia Interactive DKV - Columbia Digital Knowledge Ventures Below is a selection of Columbia Information Services digital projects and initiatives. Projects that are collaborative with other institutions are marked with an asterisk Published Electronic Resources E-Resource Access. This ongoing effort seeks to create effective tools for patrons to identify, access and use relevant electronic resources acquired or licensed by Columbia Libraries. Classified Subject Outline for Electronic Resources. This initiative provides a browsable hierarchical subject interface for current electronic collections based on Library of Congress Classification system. Used in conjunction with CLIO and other kinds of searching, it provides a systematic way to review library electronic holdings in specific subject areas. Collection-Oriented Projects Advanced Papyrological Information System APIS is a collaborative online database and library of digitized images of papyri and ostraca (potsherds with incriptions) dating from the period 400 BCE to 800 CE. By 2002 the APIS database contained some 18,000 catalog records reflecting the complete papyrological collections of Columbia, Duke, Princeton, Berkeley, Michigan and Yale. High quality digital images of approximately 7,000 of these items have been linked to the database. Additional North American papyrus collections are currently being added, with European partnerships in the planning stage. APIS has been funded in large part by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Idexworld - The Complete Multimedia Data And Webpublishing Solution
Manage libraries of digital assets. Search for and organize multimedia files using hierarchical categories, keywords, text, and thumbnails.
http://www.idexworld.com/home/index.asp

Extractions: Idex is the most effective way to manage your growing library of digital assets. Use it to create - Search easily using thumbnails, keywords, text annotation and more. Want to know how you can benefit? Read our "How To" Guide section to learn how to use Idex and what it can do for you. Version 3.1 available now! - New features include customizable database styles, web links for each item in your database and easy packaging of your database for sharing. You can try out Idex for 30 days completely free. Only pay if you decide you like it. Core application costs just £9.99. Or buy the complete web publishing solution, which includes Idex, WebPublisher and PageBuilder for just £19.99.
DSpace Federation
A joint project between MIT libraries and HewlettPackard to provide stable long-term storage for the intellectual output of MIT faculty and researchers using open-source software. Site includes mission, policy, technology description and download, implementations, news and staff information.
http://www.dspace.org/

Extractions: See DSpace in Action MIT Developed jointly by MIT Libraries and Hewlett-Packard (HP), DSpace is now freely available to research institutions world-wide as an open source system that can be customized and extended. The DSpace Federation announces the creation of the DSpace Federation Committers Group
ARL Digital Initiatives Database
A registry of projects, provided jointly by the University of Illinois and the Association of Research libraries with predominantly USbased submissions.
http://www.arl.org/did/

Extractions: Welcome to the ARL Digital Initiatives Database, a collaboration between the University of Illinois at Chicago and ARL. The ARL Digital Initiatives Database is a Web-based registry for descriptions of digital initiatives in or involving libraries. The goal of the effort is to capture basic information for a wide range of digital initiatives. It is intended that the database include a wide variety of digital projects. "Digital Initiative" is not defined in order to encourage the broadest possible interpretation thereby making the database a richer resource. The database provides access to initiatives underway highlighting technical features, policy choices, and subject matter of the content. Libraries are encouraged to register information about all projects both large and small in scope. Pointers to the details of the projects and contact persons are also be provided. Contributors to this database are welcome to provide information about projects in progress, in planning stages, or already completed. A goal in developing the database is to provide a venue for those in the library community to share project specifics as well as lessons learned. The idea grew from the comments made during discussions at the October 1997 ARL Membership Meeting calling for greater information-sharing of lessons from ongoing digitizing projects. The database is designed for libraries to submit information directly. ARL member libraries are encouraged to register their own projects.
Content Reserve - Home
digital warehouse of eBooks and other digital media. Hosts publishers' texts, supplies the inventory for ebook retailers, and behaves as a virtual bookshelf for libraries.
http://www.contentreserve.com/

Extractions: Welcome to Content Reserve! The premier online repository for commercial, business and academic publishers featuring thousands of popular, high quality eBooks covering hundreds of subject areas. We are the fastest-growing B2B and B2C digital warehouse of eBooks and other digital media in the industry.
Digital Cultural Heritage Community - Home Page
Provides materials from East Central Illinois museums and libraries in support of elementary school social studies curricula, as well as workshops and training materials to help teachers integrate materials into class exercises.
http://images.library.uiuc.edu/projects/dchc/
Californiadigitallibrary.org: Home
University of California digital Collections. Archival Images and Documents. Brought to you by the University of California libraries. Powered by the CDL.
http://californiadigitallibrary.org/

Extractions: NOTE: This site is accessible to all versions of every browser. However, the browser you are using may not support basic web standards, preventing the display of the site's design details. To learn more about web standards and to learn how download a browser that conforms to web standards, visit the Web Standards Project Home Help About ... Site Map View all featured content Discover digital collections from the University of California. See California from the air ; explore a site about children's artwork of the Spanish civil war ; and feast your eyes on many photographic collections. Learn more about what's here. "or" finds items that have at least one word: napa or sonoma search tips 100s of websites from University of California campuses and institutions Archival Images and Documents 70,000 images (photos, paintings, drawings), 100s of diaries, interviews, and letters Statistics about California 1,000s of statistics on Californias businesses, economy, people, housing, and more
Minnesota Digital Library
An initiative to assist archives, historical societies, and libraries digitize and provide coordinated access to valuable imformation resources reflecting the cultural heritage of Minnesota.
http://www.mndigital.org/

Extractions: The Minnesota Digital Library (MDL) Coalition a group of content providers from libraries, archives, historical societies, and museums in Minnesota endeavors to create a Minnesota Digital Library, providing a server and database environment and imaging support that will serve as a foundation for future activity. The MDL Coalition will work with local, regional, and statewide collections to identify and digitize unique resources and special collections to support education, scholarship, and entertainment through Internet-access by the citizens of Minnesota as well as for a global audience. Minnesota Reflections, funded by a Minnesota LSTA grant, will be the initial statewide digitization effort sponsored by the MDL Coalition. Call for Participation The Minnesota Digital Library Coalition (MDLC) is pleased to announce that it has received a Library Services and Technology Act grant from the Libraries and School Technology unit of the Minnesota Department of Education. With this funding, we will begin creating our signature project, Minnesota Reflections, the first collection in the Minnesota Digital Library. We invite archives, museums, historical societies, and public and academic libraries in Minnesota to submit
LC/Ameritech 19th Century Sunday School Books Project
Michigan State University libraries digital Sources Center and the Central Michigan University libraries proposal to digitize 121 American Sunday School books.
http://digital.lib.msu.edu/ssb/

Extractions: Sunday School Books in 19th Century America Titles from the Russel B. Nye Popular Culture Collection, Michigan State University Libraries, and the Clarke Historical Library, Central Michigan University Introductory essays and historical commentary by Professor Stephen Rachman, Department of English, Michigan State University. This site was made possible in part by funding from a Library of Congress / Ameritech National Digital Library Award. Send comments to the Home
Digital Library Projects At Columbia
A selection of Columbia Information Services digital projects and initiatives.
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/digital/

Extractions: Selected Columbia Digital Library Technology Centers AcIS Academic Information Systems DMI - Dept. of Me ... Media Center (Art History Educational Technologies CCNTML - ILT - Institute for Learning Technologies Electronic Publishing EPIC - Electronic Publishing Initiative Specialized E-Collections Electronic Data Service (EDS) Electronic Text Service (ETS) Online Learning CI - Columbia Interactive DKV - Columbia Digital Knowledge Ventures Below is a selection of Columbia Information Services digital projects and initiatives. Projects that are collaborative with other institutions are marked with an asterisk Published Electronic Resources E-Resource Access. This ongoing effort seeks to create effective tools for patrons to identify, access and use relevant electronic resources acquired or licensed by Columbia Libraries. Classified Subject Outline for Electronic Resources. This initiative provides a browsable hierarchical subject interface for current electronic collections based on Library of Congress Classification system. Used in conjunction with CLIO and other kinds of searching, it provides a systematic way to review library electronic holdings in specific subject areas. Collection-Oriented Projects Advanced Papyrological Information System APIS is a collaborative online database and library of digitized images of papyri and ostraca (potsherds with incriptions) dating from the period 400 BCE to 800 CE. By 2002 the APIS database contained some 18,000 catalog records reflecting the complete papyrological collections of Columbia, Duke, Princeton, Berkeley, Michigan and Yale. High quality digital images of approximately 7,000 of these items have been linked to the database. Additional North American papyrus collections are currently being added, with European partnerships in the planning stage. APIS has been funded in large part by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
SchoolKiT International
A digital resource library of curriculumfocused student activities and teacher professional development modules. Access to the libraries is via yearly subscription.
http://www.schoolkit.com/

Extractions: Home EDclass Website PDpoint Website Professional Services SchoolKiT Home Home About the Company About our Clients Newsletters ... Professional Services Guided Tour Pwd: Welcome to SchoolKiT International The payoff to the promise of improving student learning rests on ensuring that teachers effectively integrate technologies into their instructional design and practice to provide powerful learning experiences for their students. SchoolKiT International delivers on this promise by empowering teachers to use open-ended software applications to help students learn new things in new ways. A revolutionary company of lifelong educators, SchoolKiT's primary objective is to see all students realize their learning potential. EDclass EDclass provides hundreds of classroom-ready learning modules that make meaningful use of technology to enhance learning. This product has an immediate impact on the amount and quality of technology use across a school. EDclass is now available to US schools and districts. For more information, go to www.edclass.com
Karen Coyle's Home Page
Karen Coyle's writings on the challenges libraries face in the age of digital communication, including censorship, privacy and intellectual property issues.
http://www.kcoyle.net/

Extractions: Site last updated: June 3, 2004 Writings on Internet Libraries Privacy Women If you want more information about me or wish to contact me , about these ideas or others, please do. If you want a better idea of what I look like, click here. Looking for something particular? Search these pages. And don't forget to check my The Latest Rights Expression Languages / Ebooks - An Update / Privacy and Library Systems I've also done a short analysis of the rights data elements in XrML/MPEG-21. This paper is still unfinished (I need to add links and cited works), but I know if I don't get it posted now it may linger on my hard drive. Comments and corrections are welcome. Primer on MODS , in Computers in Libraries , February, 2004. p. 21 The Technology of Rights: Digital Rights Management, November, 2003
SpringerLink - Publication
UW libraries digital Collections This site features materials from the University of Washington libraries, University of Washington Faculty and Departments, and organizations that have
http://link.springer-ny.com/link/service/journals/00799/

Extractions: Publication International Journal on Digital Libraries Publisher: Springer-Verlag Heidelberg ISSN: 1432-5012 (Paper) 1432-1300 (Online) Subject: Computer Science Issues in bold contain article full text that you are entitled to view. Volume 3 Number 4 Number 3 Number 2 Number 1 ... Request a sample Volume 2 Number 4 Numbers 2-3 Number 1 Volume 1 Number 4 Number 3 Number 2 Number 1 Publication 1 of 1 Previous Publication Next Publication Linking Options About This Journal Editorial Board Manuscript Submission Quick Search Search within this publication... For:
Libraries In Today's Digital Age: The Copyright Controversy
Article on how libraries are facing new challenges relating to copyright in the new digital age.
http://www.michaellorenzen.com/eric/copyright.html

Extractions: THE COPY In addition, digital copies have a transitory nature. Unlike a book you can Purchase and own, digital copies you may access today, may not be there tomorrow. Thus, for libraries, traditional functions that depend on the ownership and relative permanence of a copy, like library lending, collection development, and preservation have been radically altered by digital technologies. FIRST SALE, THEN AND NOW For libraries, lending material to library users is a core public service. First sale allows libraries to share their lawfully acquired copies with users. Moreover, interlibrary loan is vital to libraries with limited collection development funds. Poorer libraries can borrow copies from bigger libraries to meet user requests. As more materials become available in only digital formats that cannot be loaned, libraries fear that they will be unable to meet the information needs of users. Libraries cannot afford all materials and rely on sharing. New business models for electronic works are being considered and tested. Already, many libraries are purchasing electronic books and pay prices formulated on the number of lending transactions rather than the purchase of one copy of an electronic book. COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT Libraries have had to shift their understanding of collection development from an ownership model to an access model. Generally, libraries cannot "purchase to own" materials that are only available in digital formats. Instead, libraries "rent to access" digital materials. This requires an ongoing subscription fee (much like a periodical subscription fee) from the library to license the materials from vendors and publishers.
Map Library | Frontpage
General information and tour, recent acquisitions, collection descriptions, and annotated links to map resources and digital spatial data.
http://www-libraries.colorado.edu/ps/map/frontpage.htm

Extractions: E-mail: maplib@colorado.edu What's New! Location Benson Earth Sciences building. Enter the Earth Sciences Library on the first floor on the southwest side. Take the elevator or stairs to the lower level. Virtual Map Library Tour About Our Library We are a full Federal Depository housing over 200,000 maps, plus globes, atlases, and gazetteers from around the world, but focus on domestic maps. Check out our special Circulation: Resources Local Resources: Online Resources: WEB RESOURCES
Paul Laurence Dunbar Digital Text Archives
Established to honor the Dayton poet and novelist. Includes over 200 poems indexed by title.
http://www.libraries.wright.edu/dunbar/

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