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JISC Innovation Forum 2008
I was invited to my first JISC Innovation Forum which took place over Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, and was held in Keele University. Apart from a smattering of light duties – a couple of meetings, helping to ‘referee’ … Continue reading
Making digitised content available for searching and harvesting(2)
Back in February I was asked to give a talk to the JISC Digitisation Programme meeting. I blogged about this shortly beforehand asking for comments and suggestions. The response was fantastic – I received a bunch of great suggestions and … Continue reading
Posted in Information Management, Programmable Web, Web Infrastructure
Tagged Digitisation, harvesting, JISC
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Making digitised content available for searching and harvesting
I have been invited to give a short presentation to the JISC Digitisation Programme on Friday, giving an overview of different ways of exposing content and metadata. I’ll be talking to projects which are concerned with Cultural Heritage content which … Continue reading
Finely tuned antennae
The discovery to delivery hook-line has been used for a while to describe a goal of those information services which support the academic researcher. The challenge to academic libraries, national information services etc. has been to support the researcher from … Continue reading
Posted in Information Management
Tagged Amazon, discovery-to-delivery, gestures, JISC, Steve-Gillmor
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Repositories get my vote
Having attended the CRIG Unconference last week, I think that it delivered much that was interesting and valuable. I look forward to the results of the synthesis of the many contributions from the delegates. Although there was just one formal … Continue reading
Posted in Conference Review
Tagged CRIG, Dotmocracy, JISC, jisc-crig-unconference-2007, open-space, unconference
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