# pos

id: 1926
pos: ``
token:
  http://library.osu.edu/find/collections/theatre-research-institute/personal-papers-and-special-collections/charles-h-mccaghy-collection-of-exotic-dance-from-burlesque-to-clubs/

lemma:
  http://library.osu.edu/find/collections/theatre-research-institute/personal-papers-and-special-collections/charles-h-mccaghy-collection-of-exotic-dance-from-burlesque-to-clubs/


id: 1926
pos: NNP
token:
  http://library.osu.edu/find/collections/theatre-research-institute/digital-exhibits-projects/loose-women-in-tights-digital-exhibit/

lemma:
  http://library.osu.edu/find/collections/theatre-research-institute/digital-exhibits-projects/loose-women-in-tights-digital-exhibit/


id: 1930
pos: NNP
token:
  http://www.vldb2010.org/proceedings/files/vldb_2010_workshop/PhD_Workshop_2010/PhD%20Workshop/Content/p7.pdf

lemma:
  http://www.vldb2010.org/proceedings/files/vldb_2010_workshop/PhD_Workshop_2010/PhD%20Workshop/Content/p7.pdf


id: 1946
pos: .
token:
  http://www.larryblakeley.com/Articles/storage_archives_preservation/mike_folk_bruce_barkstrom200305.pdf

lemma:
  http://www.larryblakeley.com/Articles/storage_archives_preservation/mike_folk_bruce_barkstrom200305.pdf


id: 1946
pos: NNP
token:
  http://www.kb.nl/hrd/dd/dd_links_en_publicaties/publicaties/KB_file_format_evaluation_method_27022008.pdf

lemma:
  http://www.kb.nl/hrd/dd/dd_links_en_publicaties/publicaties/KB_file_format_evaluation_method_27022008.pdf


id: 1946
pos: POS
token:
  http://www.kb.nl/hrd/dd/dd_links_en_publicaties/publicaties/KB_file_format_evaluation_method_27022008.pdf

lemma:
  http://www.kb.nl/hrd/dd/dd_links_en_publicaties/publicaties/kb_file_format_evaluation_method_27022008.pdf


id: 1946
pos: NNP
token:
  http://www.jucs.org/jucs_14_18/systematic_characterisation_of_objects/jucs_14_18_2936_2952_becker.pdf

lemma:
  http://www.jucs.org/jucs_14_18/systematic_characterisation_of_objects/jucs_14_18_2936_2952_becker.pdf


id: 2167
pos: NNP
token:
  http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1409360.1409376&coll=portal&dl=ACM&idx=J79&part=magazine&WantType=Magazines&title=Communications

lemma:
  http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1409360.1409376&coll=portal&dl=ACM&idx=J79&part=magazine&WantType=Magazines&title=Communications


id: 2867
pos: NNP
token:
  http://www.ala.org/acrl/files/conferences/confsandpreconfs/national/2011/papers/show_me_the_data.pdf

lemma:
  http://www.ala.org/acrl/files/conferences/confsandpreconfs/national/2011/papers/show_me_the_data.pdf


id: 2166
pos: LS
token:
  http://www.educause.edu/EDUCAUSE%2BQuarterly/EDUCAUSEQuarterlyMagazineVolum/UniversitiesandLibrariesMoveto/206531

lemma:
  http://www.educause.edu/educause%2bquarterly/educausequarterlymagazinevolum/universitiesandlibrariesmoveto/206531


id: 3040
pos: NNP
token:
  http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web?v=1.0&q=site%3Aen.wikipedia.org+$query&key=$apikey

lemma:
  http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web?v=1.0&q=site%3Aen.wikipedia.org+$query&key=$apikey


id: 3793
pos: NNP
token:
  http://www.contemplativecomputing.org/2012/02/if-libraries-did-not-exist-it-would-be-necessary-to-invent-them.html

lemma:
  http://www.contemplativecomputing.org/2012/02/if-libraries-did-not-exist-it-would-be-necessary-to-invent-them.html


id: 3007
pos: NNP
token:
  http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollections/objects/121725/Aoi_Slope_Outside_Toranomon_Gate_No._113_from

lemma:
  http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollections/objects/121725/Aoi_Slope_Outside_Toranomon_Gate_No._113_from


id: 5106
pos: NNP
token:
  http://sr.ithaka.org/sites/all/modules/contrib/pubdlcnt/pubdlcnt.php?file=http://sr.ithaka.org/sites/default/files/reports/Ithaka_SR_US_Faculty_Survey_2012_FINAL.pdf&nid=502

lemma:
  http://sr.ithaka.org/sites/all/modules/contrib/pubdlcnt/pubdlcnt.php?file=http://sr.ithaka.org/sites/default/files/reports/Ithaka_SR_US_Faculty_Survey_2012_FINAL.pdf&nid=502


id: 5106
pos: NNPS
token:
  https://project.library.upenn.edu/confluence/download/attachments/5963787/DLF_ILS_Discovery-April08_draft.pdf

lemma:
  https://project.library.upenn.edu/confluence/download/attachments/5963787/DLF_ILS_Discovery-April08_draft.pdf


id: 5106
pos: JJ
token:
  https://project.library.upenn.edu/confluence/download/attachments/5963787/DLF_ILS_Discovery-April08_draft.pdf

lemma:
  https://project.library.upenn.edu/confluence/download/attachments/5963787/dlf_ils_discovery-april08_draft.pdf


id: 2309
pos: NNP
token:
  http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/beyond_schools/2012/12/museums_and_libraries_awarded_12_million_to_build_learning_labs_for_youth.html

lemma:
  http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/beyond_schools/2012/12/museums_and_libraries_awarded_12_million_to_build_learning_labs_for_youth.html


id: 4636
pos: NNP
token:
  https://icon.uiowa.edu/support/statistics/ICON%20percent20Mobile%20percent20Device%20percent20Survey.pdf

lemma:
  https://icon.uiowa.edu/support/statistics/ICON%20percent20Mobile%20percent20Device%20percent20Survey.pdf


id: 3471
pos: .
token:
  http://primo.aber.ac.uk/primo_library/libweb/action/search.do?dscnt=1&dstmp=1326479965873&vid=ABERU_VU1&fromLogin=true

lemma:
  http://primo.aber.ac.uk/primo_library/libweb/action/search.do?dscnt=1&dstmp=1326479965873&vid=ABERU_VU1&fromLogin=true


id: 3471
pos: NN
token:
  http://locate.coventry.ac.uk/primo_library/libweb/action/search.do?dscnt=1&fromLogin=true&dstmp=1326480439550&vid=COV_VU1&fromLogin=true

lemma:
  http://locate.coventry.ac.uk/primo_library/libweb/action/search.do?dscnt=1&fromlogin=true&dstmp=1326480439550&vid=cov_vu1&fromlogin=true


id: 3471
pos: NNS
token:
  http://catalogue.curtin.edu.au/primo_library/libweb/action/search.do?dscnt=0&dstmp=1326480547980&vid=CUR&fromLogin=true

lemma:
  http://catalogue.curtin.edu.au/primo_library/libweb/action/search.do?dscnt=0&dstmp=1326480547980&vid=CUR&fromLogin=true


id: 3471
pos: NNP
token:
  http://athena.rider.edu:2054/eds/viewarticle?data=dGJyMPPp44rp2%2fdV0%2bnjisfk5Ie42eiK6tmvSK6k63nn5Kx94um%2bSa2otkewpq9Lnqe4SK%2bws0yexss%2b8ujfhvHX4Yzn5eyB4rOrSbGutEq1r7U%2b6tfsf7vb7D7i2Lt94unjhO6c8nnls79mpNfsVdGmrlG2rbdJsaeuSK6mtlCwnOSH8OPfjLvc84Tq6uOQ8gAA&hid=20

lemma:
  http://athena.rider.edu:2054/eds/viewarticle?data=dGJyMPPp44rp2%2fdV0%2bnjisfk5Ie42eiK6tmvSK6k63nn5Kx94um%2bSa2otkewpq9Lnqe4SK%2bws0yexss%2b8ujfhvHX4Yzn5eyB4rOrSbGutEq1r7U%2b6tfsf7vb7D7i2Lt94unjhO6c8nnls79mpNfsVdGmrlG2rbdJsaeuSK6mtlCwnOSH8OPfjLvc84Tq6uOQ8gAA&hid=20


id: 4520
pos: NNP
token:
  http://0-www.ala.org.sapl.sat.lib.tx.us/lita/ital/sites/ala.org.lita.ital/files/content/25/2/wusteman.pdf

lemma:
  http://0-www.ala.org.sapl.sat.lib.tx.us/lita/ital/sites/ala.org.lita.ital/files/content/25/2/wusteman.pdf


id: 3420
pos: NNP
token:
  http://www.ala.org/Template.cfm?Section=interpretations&Template=/ContentManagement/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=132904

lemma:
  http://www.ala.org/Template.cfm?Section=interpretations&Template=/ContentManagement/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=132904


id: 5341
pos: NNP
token:
  http://biblio.laurentian.ca/research/sites/default/files/pictures/Collection%20Development%20Policy.pdf

lemma:
  http://biblio.laurentian.ca/research/sites/default/files/pictures/Collection%20Development%20Policy.pdf


id: 5141
pos: NNPS
token:
  http://www.adcouncil.org/News-Events/Press-Releases/Ad-Council-Connect2Compete-Launch-Nationwide-PSA-Campaign-to-Increase-Digital-Literacy-for-62-Million-Americans

lemma:
  http://www.adcouncil.org/News-Events/Press-Releases/Ad-Council-Connect2Compete-Launch-Nationwide-PSA-Campaign-to-Increase-Digital-Literacy-for-62-Million-Americans


id: 5141
pos: NNP
token:
  http://lj.libraryjournal.com/2014/02/budgets-funding/georgia-tweaks-state-funding-formula-to-prioritize-librarians/

lemma:
  http://lj.libraryjournal.com/2014/02/budgets-funding/georgia-tweaks-state-funding-formula-to-prioritize-librarians/


id: 5141
pos: NNPS
token:
  http://www.imls.gov/imls_announces_grant_to_support_libraries_roles_in_national_broadband_adoption_efforts.aspx

lemma:
  http://www.imls.gov/imls_announces_grant_to_support_libraries_roles_in_national_broadband_adoption_efforts.aspx


id: 5377
pos: NNP
token:
  http://www.loc.gov/aba/pcc/rda/RDA%20Task%20groups%20and%20charges/ReportPCCTGonNameAuthInA_NonMARC_Environ_FinalReport.pdf

lemma:
  http://www.loc.gov/aba/pcc/rda/RDA%20Task%20groups%20and%20charges/ReportPCCTGonNameAuthInA_NonMARC_Environ_FinalReport.pdf


id: 5495
pos: _SP
token:
                                                                                                                                

lemma:
                                                                                                                                


id: 5495
pos: _SP
token:
                                                                                                                              

lemma:
                                                                                                                              


id: 5495
pos: NNP
token:
  https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/2011/07/there-­‐no-­‐such-­‐thing-­‐anonymous-­‐online-­‐tracking

lemma:
  https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/2011/07/there-­‐no-­‐such-­‐thing-­‐anonymous-­‐online-­‐tracking


id: 5495
pos: NNP
token:
  http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/csec-­‐used-­‐airport-­‐wi-­‐fi-­‐to-­‐track-­‐canadian-­‐travellers-­‐edward-­‐

lemma:
  http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/csec-­‐used-­‐airport-­‐wi-­‐fi-­‐to-­‐track-­‐canadian-­‐travellers-­‐edward-­‐


id: 5629
pos: NNP
token:
  http://elizabethchurchill.com/uncategorized/putting-­‐the-­‐person-­‐back-­‐into-­‐personalization/.

lemma:
  http://elizabethchurchill.com/uncategorized/putting-­‐the-­‐person-­‐back-­‐into-­‐personalization/.


id: 5629
pos: NNP
token:
  they-­‐do-­‐not-­‐know-­‐how-­‐to-­‐limit-­‐the-­‐information-­‐that-­‐is-­‐collected-­‐about-­‐them-­‐by-­‐a-­‐website

lemma:
  they-­‐do-­‐not-­‐know-­‐how-­‐to-­‐limit-­‐the-­‐information-­‐that-­‐is-­‐collected-­‐about-­‐them-­‐by-­‐a-­‐website


id: 5912
pos: NNP
token:
  grain.com/2013/08/information-­‐discovery-­‐and-­‐the-­‐future-­‐of-­‐abstracting-­‐and-­‐indexing-­‐

lemma:
  grain.com/2013/08/information-­‐discovery-­‐and-­‐the-­‐future-­‐of-­‐abstracting-­‐and-­‐indexing-­‐


id: 9151
pos: NNP
token:
  http://www.niso.org/apps/group_public/download.php/15863/NISO%20Consensus%20Principles%20Users%20Digital%20Privacy.pdf

lemma:
  http://www.niso.org/apps/group_public/download.php/15863/NISO%20Consensus%20Principles%20Users%20Digital%20Privacy.pdf


# ent

id: 1764
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  “How Presentation Flaws Affect Perceived Site Quality, Trust, and Intention to Purchase from an Online Store


id: 1769
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  ” The Bookseller, Oct. 21, 2010, http://www .thebookseller.com/news/132038-pa-sets-out-restrictions-on -library-e-book-lending.html


id: 1768
type: ORG
entity:
  An Investigation of the Effects of IT Investment on Firm Performance: The Role of Complementarity (Saarbrucken


id: 1768
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Redesigning for Usability: Information Architecture and Usability Testing for Georgia Tech Library’s Website


id: 1768
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Users’ Personality and Perceived Ease of Use of Digital Libraries: The Case for Resistance to Change


id: 1768
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  User Acceptance of A Digital Library System in Developing Countries: An Application of the Technology Acceptance Model” International Journal of Information Management 29


id: 1768
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Determinants of User Acceptance of Digital Libraries: An Empirical Examination of Individual Differences and System Characteristics


id: 1768
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Investigating the Impact of Web Site Value and Advertising on Firm Performance in Electronic Commerce


id: 1768
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  User-Centered Design of a Web Site for Library and Information Science Students: Heuristic Evaluation and Usability Testing


id: 1771
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Assessing Homegrown Library Collections: Using Google Analytics to Track Use of Screencasts and Flash-Based Learning Objects


id: 1848
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  http://www.brocku.ca/maplibrary/airphoto/historical.php http://www.library.yale.edu/MapColl/print_sanborn.html


id: 1844
type: ORG
entity:
  http://www.emc.com/collateral/analyst-reports/expanding-digital-idc-white-paper.pdf INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


id: 1868
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Cataloguing Power: Delineating ‘Competent Naturalists’ and the Meaning of Species in the British Museum


id: 1868
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Bibliographic Relationships: Toward a Conceptual Structure of Bibliographic Information Used in Cataloging


id: 1868
type: ORG
entity:
  http://arizona.openrepository.com/arizona/ bitstream/10150/136270/6/Fig%2011%20Poetry%20Commun ication%20Network.pdf


id: 1880
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Combining Concurrent and Sequential Methods to Examine the Usability and Readability of Websites With Information About Medicines


id: 1880
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  The Effects of Navigational Orientation and User Experience on User Task Efficiency and Frustration Levels


id: 1914
type: ORG
entity:
  http://bungeeconnect.wordpress.com/2008/02/18/defining-platform-as-a-service-or-paas http://bungeeconnect.wordpress.com/2008/02/18/defining-platform-as-a-service-or-paas http://www.exlibrisgroup.com/category/AlmaOverview


id: 1917
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://fedora-commons.org/documentation/3.0b1/userdocs/digitalobjects/cmda.html http://fedora-commons.org/documentation/3.0b1/userdocs/digitalobjects/cmda.html http://wwwcache1.kcl.ac.uk/content/1/c6/04/55/46/fedora-report-v1.pdf.3 https://journals.tdl.org/jodi/article/view/2069


id: 1930
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.vldb2010.org/proceedings/files/vldb_2010_workshop/PhD_Workshop_2010/PhD%20Workshop/Content/p7.pdf http://www.vldb2010.org/proceedings/files/vldb_2010_workshop/PhD_Workshop_2010/PhD%20Workshop/Content/p7.pdf


id: 1930
type: ORG
entity:
  http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/09/interview-with-web-usability-guru-jakob-nielsen/ http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/09/interview-with-web-usability-guru-jakob-nielsen/ http://projectinfolit.org/pdfs/PIL_Fall2009_finalv_YR1_12_2009v2.pdf


id: 1946
type: EVENT
entity:
  http://apsr.anu.edu.au/publications/word_processing_preservation.pdf http://www.kb.nl/hrd/dd/dd_links_en_publicaties/publicaties/KB_file_format_evaluation_method_27022008.pdf


id: 1946
type: ORG
entity:
  https://edoc.hu-berlin.de/conferences/etd2003/hansson-peter/HTML/index.html https://edoc.hu-berlin.de/conferences/etd2003/hansson-peter/HTML/index.html


id: 1946
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Systematic Characterisation of Objects in Digital Preservation: The Extensible Characterisation Languages


id: 1946
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.jucs.org/jucs_14_18/systematic_characterisation_of_objects/jucs_14_18_2936_2952_becker.pdf http://www.jucs.org/jucs_14_18/systematic_characterisation_of_objects/jucs_14_18_2936_2952_becker.pdf


id: 1946
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Selecting Digital File Formats for Long-Term Preservation: InterPARES 2 Project General Study 11 Final Report


id: 1946
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.kb.nl/hrd/dd/dd_links_en_publicaties/publicaties/KB_file_format_evaluation_method_27022008.pdf http://www.kb.nl/hrd/dd/dd_links_en_publicaties/publicaties/KB_file_format_evaluation_method_27022008.pdf http://www.kb.nl/hrd/dd/dd_links_en_publicaties/publicaties/KB_file_format_evaluation_method_27022008.pdf


id: 1946
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Technical Guidelines for Digitizing Archival Materials for Electronic Access: Creation of Production Master Files—Raster Images


id: 1946
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.kb.nl/hrd/dd/dd_links_en_publicaties/publicaties/KB_file_format_evaluation_metho d_27022008.pdf


id: 2161
type: PERSON
entity:
  https://jscholarship.library.jhu.edu/handle/1774.2/32800 http://www.ala.org/lita/ital/sites/ala.org.lita.ital/files/content/30/3/pdf/witt.pdf


id: 2166
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.educause.edu/EDUCAUSE%2BQuarterly/EDUCAUSEQuarterlyMagazineVolum/UniversitiesandLibrariesMoveto/206531 http://www.educause.edu/EDUCAUSE%2BQuarterly/EDUCAUSEQuarterlyMagazineVolum/UniversitiesandLibrariesMoveto/206531 http://www.educause.edu/EDUCAUSE%2BQuarterly/EDUCAUSEQuarterlyMagazineVolum/UniversitiesandLibrariesMoveto/206531


id: 2166
type: ORG
entity:
  http://rubiconconsulting.com/downloads/whitepapers/Rubicon-iPhone_User_Survey.pdf http://rubiconconsulting.com/downloads/whitepapers/Rubicon-iPhone_User_Survey.pdf MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES & ACADEMICS |


id: 2309
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Literacy and the Other: A Sociological Approach to Literacy Research and Policy in Multilingual Societies


id: 2309
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Breadth and Depth, Imports and Exports: Transactions between the In-and Out-of-School Literacy Practices of an ‘at Risk’ Youth


id: 2309
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.jstor.org/stable/415697 http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/beyond_schools/2012/12/museums_and_libraries_awarded_12_million_to_build_learning_labs_for_youth.html


id: 2268
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  An Example of Inter-University Cooperation for Implementing Koha in Libraries: Collective Approach and Institutional Needs


id: 2268
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/19322909.2010.485944 http://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/glq/vol48/iss2/3 http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/etd_theses/3481 http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/10650751111106564 http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15424065.2011.576605 EXPERIENCES OF MIGRATING


id: 2241
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Becoming Embedded: Incorporating Instant Messaging and the Ongoing Evolution of a Virtual Reference Service


id: 2284
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Where and Why Students Choose to Use Computer Facilities: A Collaborative Study at an Australian and United Kingdom University


id: 2867
type: ORG
entity:
  http://www.ala.org/magirt/files/publicationsab/MAGERTCoreComp2008.pdf http://www.socialexplorer.com/pub/home/home.aspx http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/01615440309601214 http://www.census.gov/prod/www/abs/ccdb.html INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


id: 3670
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  “A Storage Model for Supporting Figures and Other Artefacts in Scientific Libraries: the Case Study of Invenio


id: 3670
type: ORG
entity:
  Clusters Clustering of Textual Operators Inclusion of Text Parts Detection and Matching of Captions Generation of the Output Detection of the Page Layout Preparation of the Testing Set Execution of the Tests


id: 4636
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  A Comparison of Undergraduate Students’ English Vocabulary Learning: Using Mobile Phones and Flash Cards


id: 4636
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Challenging Mobile Learning Discourse Through Research: Student Perceptions of ‘Blackboard Mobile Learn


id: 4636
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.useit.com/alertbox/mobile-vs-full-sites.html http://www.dspace.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/221923 https://icon.uiowa.edu/support/statistics/ICON%20percent20Mobile%20percent20Device%20percent20Survey.pdf


id: 5341
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  THE IMPORTANCE OF IDENTIFYING AND ACCOMMODATING E-RESOURCES USAGE DATA FOR THE PRESENCE OF OUTLIERS | LAMOTHE 35


id: 5341
type: TIME
entity:
  http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10618-010-0180-z http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/17772690.1772824 http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0165551511435969 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S1353-4858(08)70039-4


id: 5341
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  THE IMPORTANCE OF IDENTIFYING AND ACCOMMODATING E-RESOURCES USAGE DATA FOR THE PRESENCE OF OUTLIERS | LAMOTHE 43


id: 5341
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Critical Values for Six Dixon Tests for Outliers in Normal Samples up to Sizes 100, and Applications in Science and Engineering


id: 5341
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://biblio.laurentian.ca/research/sites/default/files/pictures/Collection%20Development%20Policy.pdf http://biblio.laurentian.ca/research/sites/default/files/pictures/Collection%20Development%20Policy.pdf


id: 5243
type: ORG
entity:
  http://litablog.org/ http://www.ala.org/lita/about/board/contact http://www.ala.org/lita/about/board/contact


id: 3471
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.nlib.ee/html/yritus/ifla_jarel/papers/4-1_Yan.docx http://athena.rider.edu:2054/eds/viewarticle?data=dGJyMPPp44rp2%2fdV0%2bnjisfk5Ie42eiK6tmvSK6k63nn5Kx94um%2bSa2otkewpq9Lnqe4SK%2bws0yexss%2b8ujfhvHX4Yzn5eyB4rOrSbGutEq1r7U%2b6tfsf7vb7D7i2Lt94unjhO6c8nnls79mpNfsVdGmrlG2rbdJsaeuSK6mtlCwnOSH8OPfjLvc84Tq6uOQ8gAA&hid=20


id: 5105
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ http://httpd.apache.org/ http://www.gnu.org/licenses/quick-guide-gplv3.html http://www.gnu.org/licenses/quick-guide-gplv3.html


id: 5141
type: ORG
entity:
  http://www.georgialibraries.org/lib/stategrants_accounting/Official_State_Paid_Position_Gui delines-Updated-August-2013.pdf


id: 5106
type: ORG
entity:
  Serialssolutions.com http://www.serialssolutions.com/en/services/summon/features-functionality/search


id: 5106
type: PERSON
entity:
  https://project.library.upenn.edu/confluence/download/attachments/5963787/DLF_ILS_Discovery-April08_draft.pdf http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDly9qPpPYQ


id: 3041
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  A General Inductive Approach for Analyzing Qualitative Evaluation Data” American Journal of Evaluation 27


id: 3423
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Accessibility of Web-based http://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey4/ INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES


id: 3423
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  “How Well Do Academic Library Web Sites Address the Needs of Database Users with Visual Disabilities


id: 3423
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Providing Virtual Services to All: A Mixed-Method Analysis of the Website Accessibility of Philadelphia Area Consortium of Special Collections Libraries (PACSCL


id: 3043
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Assessing the Library Homepages of COPLA Institutions for Section 508 Accessibility Errors: Who’s Accessible


id: 3043
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Settlement Agreement Between the United States of America and City of Missoula County, Montana Under the Americans with Disabilities Act


id: 3043
type: ORG
entity:
  Cornell University Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Disability Demographics and Statistics


id: 3043
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Using Web Content Management Systems for Accessibility: The Experience of a Research Institute Portal


id: 3043
type: ORG
entity:
  N.H. n/a n/a n/a http://www.nh.gov/wai/ N.J. n/a n/a n/a http://www.state.nj.us/nj/accessibility.html


id: 3043
type: ORG
entity:
  n/a n/a n/a http://www.nd.gov/ea/standards/ Ohio n/a n/a n/a http://ohio.gov/policies/accessibility/


id: 4520
type: ORG
entity:
  http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13614570109516969 http://www.dlib.org/dlib/june06/zeng/06zeng.html http://www.json.org/


id: 4520
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://0-www.ala.org.sapl.sat.lib.tx.us/lita/ital/sites/ala.org.lita.ital/files/content/25/2/wusteman.pdf http://0-www.ala.org.sapl.sat.lib.tx.us/lita/ital/sites/ala.org.lita.ital/files/content/25/2/wusteman.pdf


id: 4454
type: ORG
entity:
  the University of Oklahoma Libraries History of Science Collection through Digital Enhancement Maura Valentino INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


id: 4454
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  ScribbleBoost: Adding Classification to Edge-Aware Interpolation of Local Image and Video Adjustments


id: 4454
type: ORG
entity:
  http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1993JHA....24..235G http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10477840903459586%23preview


id: 4454
type: ORG
entity:
  http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/21/books/21margin.html?_r=3&emc=tnt&tntemail1=y& http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/21/books/21margin.html?_r=3&emc=tnt&tntemail1=y& http://www.euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.3366/E1354991X09000774 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


id: 4633
type: ORG
entity:
  http://www.geonames.org/ontology/documentation.html http://dbpedia.org/Ontology INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


id: 4633
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Towards Digital Repository Interoperability: The Document Indexing and Semantic Tagging Interface for Libraries (DISTIL


id: 4633
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Semantic Annotation and Search of Cultural-Heritage Collections: The MultimediaN E-Culture Demonstrator


id: 2384
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://people.oregonstate.edu/~reeset.marcedit/html/index.php http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=11041&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=11041&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html


id: 5377
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Report on the PCC Task Group on the Creation and Function of Name Authorities in a Non MARC Environment


id: 5377
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.loc.gov/aba/pcc/rda/RDA%20Task%20groups%20and%20charges/ReportPCCTGonNameAuthInA_NonMARC_Environ_FinalReport.pdf http://www.loc.gov/aba/pcc/rda/RDA%20Task%20groups%20and%20charges/ReportPCCTGonNameAuthInA_NonMARC_Environ_FinalReport.pdf


id: 5403
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.myersbriggs.org/my-mbti-personality-type/mbti-basics/ http://www.myersbriggs.org/my-mbti-personality-type/mbti-basics/


id: 5480
type: ORG
entity:
  http://www.iphonedevcamp.org/ mailto:dh-ward@illinois.edu mailto:imhahn@illinois.edu mailto:lmestre@illinois.edu


id: 5480
type: ORG
entity:
  http://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-timeline-began-as-a-hackathon-project-2012-1 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


id: 5495
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/csec-­‐used-­‐airport-­‐wi-­‐fi-­‐to-­‐track-­‐canadian-­‐travellers-­‐edward-­‐ snowden-­‐documents-­‐1.2517881


id: 5600
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Applied  cognitive  task  analysis  (ACTA):  a   practitioner’s  toolkit  for  understanding  cognitive  task  


id: 5625
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  The  Relationship  between  Religious   Expression  and  Outcomes  in  Online  Support  Groups:  A  Partial  Replication


id: 5625
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Perceived  Bridging  and  Bonding  Social  Capital  of   Twitter:  Differentiating  between  Followers  and  Followees


id: 5576
type: ORG
entity:
  Monographs Open Monograph Press BookType Online Exhibition Software Omeka Pachyderm Open Exhibits Collective Access Archival Information System Archon Archivists


id: 5629
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  The  Need  for  a  Faceted  Classification  as  the  Basis  of  All  Methods  of   Information  Retrieval


id: 5638
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  User-­‐Centered  Design  of  a  Web  Site  for   Library  and  Information  Science  Students:  Heuristic  Evaluation  and  Usability  Testing


id: 5638
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Interactive  Augmented  Reality  System  for  Enhancing   Library  Instruction  in  Elementary  Schools


id: 5638
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Augmented  Reality  for  Restoration/Reconstruction  of   Artefacts  with  Artistic  or  Historical  Value


id: 5638
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Augmented  Interaction  with  Physical  Books  in  an  Ambient  Intelligence   Learning  Environment


id: 5638
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Supporting  Interaction  in   Augmented  Reality  in  the  Presence  of  Uncertain  Spatial  Knowledge


id: 5638
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Supporting  Interaction  in  Augmented  Reality  in  the  Presence  of   Uncertain  Spatial  Knowledge


id: 5638
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Adding  User  Experience  into  the   Interactive  Service  Design  Loop:  A  Persona-­‐Based  Approach


id: 5638
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Designing  a  User-­‐Centric  Catalog   Interface:  A  Discussion  of  the  Implementation  Process  for  Virginia  Tech


id: 5638
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Copyright  and  Publication  Status  of  Pre-­‐1978  Dissertations:   A  Content  Analysis  Approach


id: 5638
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Adding  Value  at  the  Desk:  How  Technology  and  User  Expectations  are   Changing  Reference  Work


id: 5666
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.jjg.net/elements/pdf/elements.pdffunctional http://www.nngroup.com/articles/definition-user-experience/


id: 5664
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Linked  Data  refers  to  data   published  on  the  Web  in  such  a  way  that  it  is  machine-­‐readable,  its  meaning  


id: 5702
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Today  a   large  and  growing  number  of  students  and  scholars  routinely  bypass  library  catalogs  in  favor  of   other  discovery  tools


id: 5699
type: ORG
entity:
  Libraries   Northwestern  University  Library   Case  Western  Reserve  University  Libraries   University


id: 5831
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Best Practices for Online Video Tutorials in Academic Libraries: A Study of Student Preferences and Understanding


id: 5831
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  “Exploring the Relationships Between Web Usability and Students’ Perceived Learning in Web-Based Multimedia (WBMM) Tutorials,”


id: 5889
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  Trending  Tech  Services:  Programmatic  Tools  and  the  Implications  of   Automation  in  the  Next  Generation  of  Metadata


id: 5912
type: PERSON
entity:
  grain.com/2013/08/information-­‐discovery-­‐and-­‐the-­‐future-­‐of-­‐abstracting-­‐and-­‐indexing-­‐ services-­‐an-­‐nfais-­‐workshop/.


id: 9151
type: PERSON
entity:
  http://www.niso.org/apps/group_public/download.php/15863/NISO%20Consensus%20Principles%20Users%20Digital%20Privacy.pdf http://www.niso.org/apps/group_public/download.php/15863/NISO%20Consensus%20Principles%20Users%20Digital%20Privacy.pdf


# url

id: 3040
domain: ajax.googleapis.com
url:
  http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web?v=1.0&q=site%3Aen.wikipedia.org+$query&key=$apikey”


id: 5106
domain: project.library.upenn.edu
url:
  http://project.library.upenn.edu/confluence/download/attachments/5963787/DLF_ILS_Discovery-April08_draft.pdf


id: 3007
domain: www.brooklynmuseum.org
url:
  http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollections/objects/121725/Aoi_Slope_Outside_Toranomon_Gate_No._113_from_


id: 4636
domain: icon.uiowa.edu
url:
  http://icon.uiowa.edu/support/statistics/ICON%20percent20Mobile%20percent20Device%20percent20Survey.pdf


id: 5495
domain: cyberlaw.stanford.edu
url:
  http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/2011/07/there-­‐no-­‐such-­‐thing-­‐anonymous-­‐online-­‐tracking.


# bib

id: 1764
title: Editorial and Technological Workflow Tools to Promote Website Quality
author: Morton-Owens, Emily G.
date: 2011-09-02
txt: ./txt/1764.txt
cache: ./cache/1764.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  perceived error had a greater negative impact than additional problems did, and they described website users as A website editorial workflow is one way to enforce a process and ensure quality. a workflow, users receive roles, like author or editor, and service interaction.2 As users flock to the web to access electronic resources and services, a library''s website becomes identifying information that should appear on the website and writing or soliciting content to answer that need. needed a way to hide content from library users and library staff user can retire content if they recognize it as Workflow Choices for Library Staff Users eDitoriAl AND tecHNoloGicAl WorkFloW tools to proMote WeBsite QuAlitY | MortoN-oWeNs 97 eDitoriAl AND tecHNoloGicAl WorkFloW tools to proMote WeBsite QuAlitY | MortoN-oWeNs 97 eDitoriAl AND tecHNoloGicAl WorkFloW tools to proMote WeBsite QuAlitY | MortoN-oWeNs 97 eDitoriAl AND tecHNoloGicAl WorkFloW tools to proMote WeBsite QuAlitY | MortoN-oWeNs 97


id: 1765
title: President''s Message: Reflections on Membership
author: Cuddy, Colleen
date: 2011-09-02
txt: ./txt/1765.txt
cache: ./cache/1765.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  So much of the LITA experience is currently gained from attending meetings in person and making connections—those of you who have attended the LITA Happy members to attend meetings virtually. look at virtual participation in formal and informal LITA addition to my library memberships I am a member of renew my membership I do a quick cost analysis calculating how many times I visited the zoos and what it would planning, and attending various conferences and meetings to prepare me for my role as LITA president. Medical College Library earlier this year and have a busy LITA and other professional library associations has given the coming year by volunteering for committees and taskforces and accepting various appointments and I want to be a LITA member I believe is more personal and doesn''t years ago that I had found my ALA home in LITA. a member of LITA.


id: 1766
title: Editorial: Koyaanisqatsi
author: Truitt, Marc
date: 2011-09-02
txt: ./txt/1766.txt
cache: ./cache/1766.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  and will be, periods of rapid technological change, social termed "life out of balance." In turn, their result, viewed believe that "everything [at least, everything that''s important] is on the web" and that libraries and librarians no design technology-focused creative services and collaborative spaces around them. librarian, Bibliographic and information Technology services, 88 iNForMAtioN tecHNoloGY AND liBrAries | septeMBer 2011 note: Library magic is not something restricted to can do that?" But I firmly believe that library technology There was a certain balance in and about libraries that prevailed before the most recent waves of technological change began washing over libraries a couple of time for balance. Koyaanisqatsi (life out of balance). ■■ Begin thinking about how to design and deliver services that are less reliant on technology. libraries and librarians; we rely on it to the exclusion Technology & Libraries 29, no.


id: 1767
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: Eating Our Own Dogfood
author: Witt, Michael
date: 2011-09-02
txt: ./txt/1767.txt
cache: ./cache/1767.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  90 iNForMAtioN tecHNoloGY AND liBrAries | septeMBer 2011 use his other hand to place a photo album up against the Those of us working in information technology have a tremendous impact on library staff productivity by virtue of the systems we select or develop and implement. People working in most facets of library operations trust At its best, information technology has the ability to save time and add value to the library by creating efficiencies and empowering people to do better and new work. evaluating new integrated library systems or choosing the The phrase "eating your own dog food" is so common in software development circles that some have Developers engage in "dogfooding" by using new software themselves, internally, the building and spend time in each unit of the library, systems to do their work. I understand—IT staff are working with units of the library and how they work together.


id: 1768
title: Factors Affecting University Library Website Design
author: Kim, Yongi-Mi
date: 2011-09-02
txt: ./txt/1768.txt
cache: ./cache/1768.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  users'' intentions to use university library website resources (ULWR); yet little attention has been given to factors affecting university library website design. This paper investigates factors that affect university library website design and influence successful university library website design and 2. To what extent do website designers and users consider the university library website to be successful? To explore these research questions, this study identifies factors influencing university library website design forces in the design of university library websites; the institutional forces that influence university library website design. In the university library website context, following a utilitarian perspective, researchers measured the FActors AFFectiNG uNiversitY liBrArY WeBsite DesiGN | kiM 107 FActors AFFectiNG uNiversitY liBrArY WeBsite DesiGN | kiM 107 FActors AFFectiNG uNiversitY liBrArY WeBsite DesiGN | kiM 107 FActors AFFectiNG uNiversitY liBrArY WeBsite DesiGN | kiM 107 FActors AFFectiNG uNiversitY liBrArY WeBsite DesiGN | kiM 107


id: 1769
title: Adoption of E-Book Readers Among College Students: A Survey
author: Foasberg, Nancy M.
date: 2011-09-02
txt: ./txt/1769.txt
cache: ./cache/1769.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  To learn whether e-book readers have become widely popular among college students, this study surveys students e-readers and e-books, the survey limited most of the questions to students with some experience with the format. ADoptioN oF e-Book reADers AMoNG colleGe stuDeNts: A surveY | FoAsBerG 127 ADoptioN oF e-Book reADers AMoNG colleGe stuDeNts: A surveY | FoAsBerG 127 ADoptioN oF e-Book reADers AMoNG colleGe stuDeNts: A surveY | FoAsBerG 127 ADoptioN oF e-Book reADers AMoNG colleGe stuDeNts: A surveY | FoAsBerG 127 ADoptioN oF e-Book reADers AMoNG colleGe stuDeNts: A surveY | FoAsBerG 127 ADoptioN oF e-Book reADers AMoNG colleGe stuDeNts: A surveY | FoAsBerG 127 ADoptioN oF e-Book reADers AMoNG colleGe stuDeNts: A surveY | FoAsBerG 127 ADoptioN oF e-Book reADers AMoNG colleGe stuDeNts: A surveY | FoAsBerG 127 ADoptioN oF e-Book reADers AMoNG colleGe stuDeNts: A surveY | FoAsBerG 127 ADoptioN oF e-Book reADers AMoNG colleGe stuDeNts: A surveY | FoAsBerG 127


id: 1770
title: Librarians and Technology Skill Acquisition: Issues and Perspectives
author: Riley-Huff, Debra A.; Rholes, Julia M.
date: 2011-09-02
txt: ./txt/1770.txt
cache: ./cache/1770.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  encountered finding qualified librarians with the requisite technology skills necessary to take on new roles in experience library administrators have had with librarians in significant technology roles, primarily as it relates We asked librarians to report professional level technology positions they had held in the authors sought to capture data related to actual job availability, search experiences and perspectives by both library number of librarian/professional level technology positions that were posted for hire by these respondents was Education and skill supplementation for librarians with technology roles survey asked administrators "Do you know any librarians with technology roles that have taken IT positions liBrAriANs AND tecHNoloGY skill AcQuisitioN: issues AND perspectives | rileY-HuFF AND rHoles 139 liBrAriANs AND tecHNoloGY skill AcQuisitioN: issues AND perspectives | rileY-HuFF AND rHoles 139 liBrAriANs AND tecHNoloGY skill AcQuisitioN: issues AND perspectives | rileY-HuFF AND rHoles 139 liBrAriANs AND tecHNoloGY skill AcQuisitioN: issues AND perspectives | rileY-HuFF AND rHoles 139


id: 1771
title: Click Analytics: Visualizing Website Use Data
author: Farney, Tabatha A.
date: 2011-09-02
txt: ./txt/1771.txt
cache: ./cache/1771.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  users are clicking on a webpage helping libraries to easily identify areas of click data by overlaying that information on the current webpage (see an In-Page Analytics report can segment the data into specific groups of source heat mapping tool that visually displays the clicks on a webpage click data at the link level helps web data into three different click analytic reports: heat map, site overlay, liBrAriANs AND tecHNoloGY skill AcQuisitioN: issues AND perspectives | FArNeY 147click ANAlYtics: visuAliziNG WeBsite use DAtA | FArNeY 147 liBrAriANs AND tecHNoloGY skill AcQuisitioN: issues AND perspectives | FArNeY 147click ANAlYtics: visuAliziNG WeBsite use DAtA | FArNeY 147 liBrAriANs AND tecHNoloGY skill AcQuisitioN: issues AND perspectives | FArNeY 147click ANAlYtics: visuAliziNG WeBsite use DAtA | FArNeY 147 liBrAriANs AND tecHNoloGY skill AcQuisitioN: issues AND perspectives | FArNeY 147click ANAlYtics: visuAliziNG WeBsite use DAtA | FArNeY 147 Libraries can use the click analytics 


id: 1844
title: A File Storage Service on a Cloud Computing Environment for Digital Libraries
author: Sosa-Sosa, Victor Jesus; Hernandez-Ramirez, Emigdio M.
date: 2012-12-12
txt: ./txt/1844.txt
cache: ./cache/1844.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  A cloud environment provides omnipresence and facilitates deployment of file-storage services. not want to use a third-party environment to store their data, private cloud services may offer a The development of a prototype of a file-storage service implemented on a private and hybrid was designed to evaluate the impact of having an elastic service and the behavior of the cloudstorage infrastructure when applying different replication techniques to offer several levels of it is accessing both a private and a public storage cloud (hybrid model). A FILE STORAGE SERVICE ON A CLOUD COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT FOR DIGITAL LIBRARIES | A FILE STORAGE SERVICE ON A CLOUD COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT FOR DIGITAL LIBRARIES | A FILE STORAGE SERVICE ON A CLOUD COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT FOR DIGITAL LIBRARIES | A FILE STORAGE SERVICE ON A CLOUD COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT FOR DIGITAL LIBRARIES | A FILE STORAGE SERVICE ON A CLOUD COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT FOR DIGITAL LIBRARIES | 


id: 1848
title: Academic Uses of Google Earth and Google Maps in a Library Setting
author: Dodsworth, Eva; Nicholson, Andrew
date: 2012-06-12
txt: ./txt/1848.txt
cache: ./cache/1848.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  As active users of Google Maps/Earth in their roles as academic librarians at their universities, the providing a more complete picture of Google Maps/Earth use in academic libraries. the use of Google mapping products in the academic library setting. literature that documents the impact of Google Maps/Earth in academic libraries. colleagues were able to use Google Earth placemarks to promote his library''s special collections.1 map libraries collect air photos, and many use similar indexes to help locate aerial photography thereby allowing libraries to use Google mapping technology as an avenue for collection air photo collection and made the images available in KML format for Google Earth usage.12 Users Other Uses of Google Maps/Earth in Libraries Survey: What are Academic Library Staff doing with Google Maps/Earth?16 ACADEMIC USES OF GOOGLE EARTH AND GOOGLE MAPS IN A LIBRARY SETTING | DODSWORTH AND ACADEMIC USES OF GOOGLE EARTH AND GOOGLE MAPS IN A LIBRARY SETTING | DODSWORTH AND 


id: 1863
title: President''s Message: Data Discovery
author: Cuddy, Colleen
date: 2011-12-01
txt: ./txt/1863.txt
cache: ./cache/1863.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  150 iNForMAtioN tecHNoloGY AND liBrAries | DeceMBer 2011 knowledge management, data visualization, e-science pace of science and lead to collaboration and collaboration will in turn lead to data discovery and accelerate the data needs to be available 24/7 in a curated state for continuous analysis. available library jobs presents itself, I encourage librarians e-science and data discovery and collaboration initiatives. at the LITA National Forum in St. Louis later this month. year''s LITA National Forum in St. Louis "Rivers of Data: theme, the 2012 LITA National Forum will be "The New libraries doing similar work—at LITA Forum than I have What is your library doing with data? your library address the data needs of the twenty-first century? Information Technology and Libraries, Publication No. 280-800, is published quarterly in March, June, September, and December by the Free distribution outside the mail (total): average, 118; actual, 117.


id: 1864
title: Outgoing Editor''s Column: Parting Thoughts
author: Truitt, Marc
date: 2011-12-01
txt: ./txt/1864.txt
cache: ./cache/1864.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  That said, in farming out critical library services, we do not at the same time gain Librarian, Bibliographic and Information Technology services, Editor of ITAL. As I think many ITAL authors will attest, they do a the role, Judith has been managing editor for much named editor four years later. the role of an editor and especially about what ITAL and timely content, there would be no ITAL. ITAL is the product of the dedicated labor of many Production Services folk ITAL into the quality product you receive (whether it single out Tim Clifford, ITAL''s production editor, who over the past several years has brought skill, The editorial board is a LITA committee; the members of this committee serve as the changes that will be coming over the next few years. I have served LITA and ITAL for over 13 years and am John Webb, Marc Truitt, the Editorial Board members and 


id: 1865
title: Incoming Editor''s Column: Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes (turn and face the strain)
author: Gerrity, Robert
date: 2011-12-01
txt: ./txt/1865.txt
cache: ./cache/1865.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  iNcoMiNG eDitor''s coluMN | GerritY 155 many Red Sox fans, I''m hopeful but not optimistic. me to why I''m taking on the role of editor of ITAL. my library''s stacks, perusing three decades of back volumes of ITAL and its predecessor, the Journal of Library informational output on library automation and related taking on the role of editor as ITAL faces significant In his inaugural editorial for ITAL in March number of worthy goals for ITAL, to both broaden and and ITAL has continued in print plus electronic form, There is much about ITAL that will not change even if more topical, current, and informational content to ITAL ITAL in an e-only format also needs to provide easy and I would like to offer my sincere thanks to the outgoing editor of ITAL, Marc Truitt, who has been both helpful passionate about ITAL and its legacy, and I hope he''ll see 


id: 1866
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: Sharing Responsibility in the Digital Age
author: Dehmlow, Mark
date: 2011-12-01
txt: ./txt/1866.txt
cache: ./cache/1866.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  year we launched a new interface to our catalog, new one, and second, people were used to the old way PCs anyone?), often times changing from a more complex, but well understood, process is difficult. production launch providing targeted training sessions organized training program and targeted feedback sessions as a replacement for our more generalized call for responsible for trying out new systems, even if those organized and proactive approach to training and acclimating our organizations to change can go a long way to and the tendency for people is to ignore the things that library and its users, it probably means it will require a balance when the change is implemented. Those deploying projects should add a couple of months onto the end of planning cycles to help provide training and gather feedback in a hands on way—e-mail announcements are more that teams and individuals who are implementing new 


id: 1867
title: Graphs in Libraries: A Primer
date: 2011-12-01
txt: ./txt/1867.txt
cache: ./cache/1867.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Whenever librarians use Semantic Web services and standards for representing data, they also generate graphs, In this paper we introduce graph theory and explore its real and potential applications in the context of digital libraries. for representing the relationships between components of a complex system.3 It uses graphs, The user never sees a graph, but this graphbased approach to exploring a complex system (the web), Graph theory, also known as network science, has evolved In homogeneous graphs, nodes have no significant difference between their number of connections. world and scale-free networks are typical of complex systems that occur in nature or evolve because of emergent of edges connected to any given node in a network: a to apply social network theory to graphs. In an informational network, the nodes with high betweenness centrality Citation graphs more strongly resemble scale-free networks, in which early papers in a given field tend to 

author:
  Powell, James E.; Alcazar, Daniel A.; Hopkins, Matthew; McMahon, Tamara M.; Wu, Amber; Collins, Linn; Olendorf, Robert


id: 1868
title: Cataloging Theory in Search of Graph Theory and Other Ivory Towers
author: Murray, Ronald J.; Tillett, Barbara B.
date: 2011-12-01
txt: ./txt/1868.txt
cache: ./cache/1868.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Object: Cultural Heritage Resource Description Networks scientific subcultures (theory, experiment, and instrumentbuilding) generated the data creation, management, analysis, and publication requirements that resulted in the which to base a more general approach to cultural heritage resource description: The cultural heritage resource description theory to problems.10 An ethnomathematical perspective on cultural heritage resource description directs one''s attention Relationships between cultural heritage resource descriptions can be represented as conceptually engaging and needs of the cultural heritage community.19 The unnecessary constraint on resource description theory formation The FRBR paper tool elements and the more articulated resource description graphs in figure 8 both depict A FRBR Paper Tool Diagram Element (Left) and the Less Schematic FRBR Resource Description Graph It Depicts (Right) FRBR Paper Tool Diagram Elements and the FRBR Resource Description Graphs They Depict Cultural heritage resource description exemplars have A Moby-Dick Resource Description Diagram, Depicting Relationships between Printings Made between 1851–1976 (Greatly Diagram Elements and the FRBR Resource Description Graphs 


id: 1869
title: Selecting a Web Content Management System for an Academic Library Website
author: Black, Elizabeth L.
date: 2011-12-01
txt: ./txt/1869.txt
cache: ./cache/1869.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Web content management is the discipline of collecting, organizing, categorizing, and structuring information Content and Workflow Management for Library Web Sites: special issue of Library Hi Tech dedicated to content management, and other articles effectively outlined the need This article describes the selection of a web content management system (CMS) at the Ohio State University Libraries. end, both the content providers and the systems engineers agreed that SilverStripe was the CMS that best met selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | BlAcK 189 selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | BlAcK 189 selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | BlAcK 189 Web Guides in a Content Management System," Library Hi Tech 4. Holly Yu, "Library Web Content Management: Needs and Challenges," in Content and Workflow Management for Library Web 6. Yu, "Library Web Content Management," 10.


id: 1870
title: From Static and Stale to Dynamic and Collaborative: The Drupal Difference
author: Hubble, Ann; Murphy, Deborah A.; Perry, Susan Chesley
date: 2011-12-01
txt: ./txt/1870.txt
cache: ./cache/1870.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  services, so learning Drupal and creating this new website was a part-time selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | HuBBle, MurPHY, AND PerrY 197FroM stAtic AND stAle to DYNAMic AND collABorAtiVe: tHe DruPAl DiFFereNce | HuBBle, MurPHY, AND PerrY 197 selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | HuBBle, MurPHY, AND PerrY 197FroM stAtic AND stAle to DYNAMic AND collABorAtiVe: tHe DruPAl DiFFereNce | HuBBle, MurPHY, AND PerrY 197 selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | HuBBle, MurPHY, AND PerrY 197FroM stAtic AND stAle to DYNAMic AND collABorAtiVe: tHe DruPAl DiFFereNce | HuBBle, MurPHY, AND PerrY 197 selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | HuBBle, MurPHY, AND PerrY 197FroM stAtic AND stAle to DYNAMic AND collABorAtiVe: tHe DruPAl DiFFereNce | HuBBle, MurPHY, AND PerrY 197 Selected Drupal Modules Used on the UCSC Library Site 


id: 1871
title: Cloud Computing: Case Studies and Total Cost of Ownership
author: Han, Yan
date: 2011-12-01
txt: ./txt/1871.txt
cache: ./cache/1871.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Major cloud computing providers are introduced, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), The last section discusses costs and technology analysis comparing cloud computing with Major cloud computing providers include Amazon Web Services running web applications comparing a cloud computing provider Some UAL Web Applications and Cloud Computing Service Providers selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | HAN 205clouD coMPutiNG: cAse stuDies AND totAl costs oF owNersHiP | HAN 205 selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | HAN 205clouD coMPutiNG: cAse stuDies AND totAl costs oF owNersHiP | HAN 205 selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | HAN 205clouD coMPutiNG: cAse stuDies AND totAl costs oF owNersHiP | HAN 205 selectiNG A weB coNteNt MANAGeMeNt sYsteM For AN AcADeMic liBrArY weBsite | HAN 205clouD coMPutiNG: cAse stuDies AND totAl costs oF owNersHiP | HAN 205


id: 1880
author: Pittsley, Kate A; Memmott, Sara
date: 2012-09-10
txt: ./txt/1880.txt
cache: ./cache/1880.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  experimental guides showed an increase in use of secondary guide pages after the changes were navigation area (LibGuides "box") with a menu of links to the tabbed pages. usability of a library website with a horizontal navigation bar at the top of the page, a design Could design changes improve independent student use of LibGuides tab navigation? navigation links in the body of the page and improving the tab design. contents box with navigation links was added to the front page of each guide, and in group B, the the secondary pages of the guides, using the same labels as on the navigation tabs. Group A: Change in Secondary Page Usage with Content Menus Added for Winter 2011 Group B: Change in Secondary Page Usage with New Tab Design for Winter 2011 median percentage of guide hits on secondary pages before and after navigation design changes.

title:
  Improving Independent Student Navigation of Complex Educational Web Sites: An Analysis of Two Navigation Design Changes in LibGuides


id: 1913
title: Usability Study of a Library''s Mobile Website: An Example from Portland State University
author: Pendell, Kimberly D.; Bowman, Michael S.
date: 2012-06-12
txt: ./txt/1913.txt
cache: ./cache/1913.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  environment, usability testing of mobile websites is an important step in the development process. This study is an example of how usability testing may be performed on a library mobile website. question: How user-friendly and effective is the new library mobile website on students'' various Library Websites: Usability Evaluation Methods provide helpful information on designing task The fourth task scenario involved using the library''s chat reference service via the mobile website. Each participant completed a post-test survey that asked them to rate the mobile website''s Usability testing of the library''s mobile website provided the team with valuable information, The "Find a Computer" feature of the mobile website was very popular with test participants. General recommendations for mobile library websites that emerged from our usability test USABILITY STUDY OF A LIBRARY''S MOBILE WEBSITE | PENDELL AND BOWMAN 61 USABILITY STUDY OF A LIBRARY''S MOBILE WEBSITE | PENDELL AND BOWMAN 61 


id: 1914
title: The Next Generation Integrated Library System: A Promise Fulfilled?
author: Wang, Yongming; Dawes, Trevor A
date: 2012-09-10
txt: ./txt/1914.txt
cache: ./cache/1914.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  some of the next-generation library systems currently in development that purport to fill the have realized the need to change and have started to develop and implement the secondgeneration library automation system. information needs, and library staff members are generally frustrated by the lack of flexibility of They are comprehensive library resources management; a system based on service-oriented Comprehensive library resources management requires that next-generation ILSs should be able Current ILSs are built around the traditional library practice of print collections and services that these resources may need to be processed differently, library staff generally are used to systems, enabling the library to streamline and efficiently manage resources and staff. • insertion of library services and content into courseware-management systems or The library systems in use today are, in general, aging—most were developed at least ten to fifteen being taken to develop these systems that will manage all library resources.


id: 1917
title: METS as an ''Intermediary'' Schema for a Digital Library of Complex Scientific Multimedia
author: Gartner, Richard
date: 2012-09-10
txt: ./txt/1917.txt
cache: ./cache/1917.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  The use of the Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard (METS) schema as a mechanism for METS as an Intermediary Schema for a Digital Library of Complex Scientific Multimedia handle the delivery of complex, multifile objects as efficiently as, for example, a library of digitized Sample Parallel Structure for Raw Image Files to be Combined Using a Process Underlying the METS structural map is an assumed ontology of digital objects that encodes a longestablished view of text as an ordered hierarchy of content objects;11 this model accounts for the references a METS file that contains metadata on the digital content represented by this <div>. templates, similar to a content model, from which the final METS files to be delivered can be When delivering a digital object, it is then necessary to process this template METS file to generate template and a separate METS file defined for each object containing all of its relevant metadata: 


id: 1919
title: Trends at a Glance: A Management Dashboard of Library Statistics
author: Morton-Owens, Emily G; Hanson, Karen L
date: 2012-09-10
txt: ./txt/1919.txt
cache: ./cache/1919.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Systems librarians at an academic medical library created a management data dashboard. were designed using best practices for data visualization and dashboard layout, and include metrics implementation uses Perl scripts to retrieve data from eight different sources and add it to a MySQL data warehouse, from which PHP/JavaScript webpages use Google Chart Tools to create the The dashboard enables closer scrutiny of trends in library use, ideally resulting in a more agile In designing the dashboard, we tried to use some best practices for data visualization and Many of the dashboard''s charts include a linear regression trend line. to this display would require a new table in the data warehouse and importer script to store The dashboard uses this data to display a chart of how Several dashboard charts were created using the streamlined EZproxy data, a simple count of A table added to the dashboard shows the number of resource uses and 


id: 1926
title: Learning to Share: Measuring Use of a Digitized Collection on Flickr and in the IR
author: Schlosser, Melanie; Stamper, Brian
date: 2012-09-10
txt: ./txt/1926.txt
cache: ./cache/1926.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  There is very little public data on usage of digitized library collections. Those same tools and studies for measuring use of library-created digital collections are digital media frequently display simple use metrics (image views, for example, or file downloads) a library-managed repository, and Flickr, a commercial image sharing site. "Flickr as a Digital Image Collection Host: A Case Study of the Alcuin LEARNING TO SHARE: MEASURING USE OF A DIGITIZED COLLECTION ON FLICKR AND IN THE IR| LEARNING TO SHARE: MEASURING USE OF A DIGITIZED COLLECTION ON FLICKR AND IN THE IR| LEARNING TO SHARE: MEASURING USE OF A DIGITIZED COLLECTION ON FLICKR AND IN THE IR| LEARNING TO SHARE: MEASURING USE OF A DIGITIZED COLLECTION ON FLICKR AND IN THE IR| LEARNING TO SHARE: MEASURING USE OF A DIGITIZED COLLECTION ON FLICKR AND IN THE IR| LEARNING TO SHARE: MEASURING USE OF A DIGITIZED COLLECTION ON FLICKR AND IN THE IR| 


id: 1930
title: Autocomplete as Research Tool: A Study on Providing Search Suggestions
author: Ward, David; Hahn, Jim; Feist, Kirsten
date: 2012-12-12
txt: ./txt/1930.txt
cache: ./cache/1930.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Autocompletion, a searching feature that offers suggestions for search terms as a user types text in This study investigates student use of an autocompletion implementation on the initial search authors analyzed how and when students use autocompletion as part of typical library research, On the usability end, White and Marchionini12 assess best practices for implementation of searchterm-suggestion systems and users'' perceptions of the quality of suggestions and search results the study was that the autocomplete feature would be used as an aid for spelling search queries include using autocomplete to correct spelling on known-item searches (specific titles, authors, Some students did indicate the similarity of search results to Google suggestions, but The above quotes indicate the use of autocomplete as a tool for query formulation and searchterm identification, a function closely related to the Association of College and Research Libraries autocomplete suggestions varied between the types of searches studied. Our autocomplete use findings draw attention to user needs and library support across search 


id: 1941
title: Information Retrieval Using a Middleware Approach
author: Boberić Krstićev, Danijela
date: 2013-03-30
txt: ./txt/1941.txt
cache: ./cache/1941.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  This paper explores the use of a mediator/wrapper approach to enable the search of an existing enable search and retrieval of bibliographic records using the SRU and Z39.50 protocols, but the proposed architecture of the software components is also suitable for inclusion of the existing library In this paper, a software component that integrates services for retrieval bibliographic records the Z39.50 search protocol,5 has been to use existing software architecture that supports the new search and retrieval protocols requires the transformation of the query language supported component that implements both an SRU server and a Z39.50 client, used to access the existing intermediary component receives queries from server-side Z39.50 and SRU services, and that this This implementation of the mediator component could transform two different types of queries defined its own query language,29 so the wrapper component that is integrated into BISIS has to software component provides a single interface to server-side protocols to search and retrieve 


id: 1946
title: Examining Attributes of Open Standard File Formats for Long-term Preservation and Open Access
author: Park, Eun G; Oh, Sam
date: 2012-12-12
txt: ./txt/1946.txt
cache: ./cache/1946.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  We discuss relevant issues from the viewpoint of openstandard file formats for long-term preservation and open access. EXAMINING ATTRIBUTES OF OPEN STANDARD FILE FORMATS FOR LONG-TERM PRESERVATION AND OPEN ACCESS | EXAMINING ATTRIBUTES OF OPEN STANDARD FILE FORMATS FOR LONG-TERM PRESERVATION AND OPEN ACCESS | EXAMINING ATTRIBUTES OF OPEN STANDARD FILE FORMATS FOR LONG-TERM PRESERVATION AND OPEN ACCESS | EXAMINING ATTRIBUTES OF OPEN STANDARD FILE FORMATS FOR LONG-TERM PRESERVATION AND OPEN ACCESS | EXAMINING ATTRIBUTES OF OPEN STANDARD FILE FORMATS FOR LONG-TERM PRESERVATION AND OPEN ACCESS | EXAMINING ATTRIBUTES OF OPEN STANDARD FILE FORMATS FOR LONG-TERM PRESERVATION AND OPEN ACCESS | EXAMINING ATTRIBUTES OF OPEN STANDARD FILE FORMATS FOR LONG-TERM PRESERVATION AND OPEN ACCESS | EXAMINING ATTRIBUTES OF OPEN STANDARD FILE FORMATS FOR LONG-TERM PRESERVATION AND OPEN ACCESS | EXAMINING ATTRIBUTES OF OPEN STANDARD FILE FORMATS FOR LONG-TERM PRESERVATION AND OPEN ACCESS | EXAMINING ATTRIBUTES OF OPEN STANDARD FILE FORMATS FOR LONG-TERM PRESERVATION AND OPEN ACCESS | 


id: 2161
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: Doesn''t Work
author: Cyzyk, Mark
date: 2012-06-12
txt: ./txt/2161.txt
cache: ./cache/2161.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  About fifteen years ago I had two students from Germany working for me, Jens and Andreas. would send them out to fix things around the library, and they would dutifully report back with public stations after all—but staff workstations must be working at all times. It now occurs to me, though, that this notion of "work" is precisely the point of technology, and Mark Cyzyk (mcyzyk@jhu.edu) is Scholarly Communication Architect in The Sheridan Libraries, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES | JUNE 2012 4 As such, it has by its very nature practical outcomes in the world: technology works in the world. protocols are all for naught if the final product of our labor, at the end of the day, doesn''t work. "dismal." Significant portions of the library budget are put toward technology each year, and as Making it work is Job One for the technologist in the library. Information Technology and Libraries 30, no.


id: 2163
title: Reference Information Extraction and Processing Using Random Conditional Fields
author: Groza, Tudor; Grimnes, AAstrand; Handschuh, Siegfried
date: 2012-06-12
txt: ./txt/2163.txt
cache: ./cache/2163.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Data Web exposing reference information, while the number of digital libraries providing search extraction and chunking of references using Conditional Random Fields (CRF). presents three examples of chunked and labeled reference strings. We have performed an extensive evaluation of the proposed reference chunking approach. Each reference entry is segmented into twelve fields: Author, Title, Conference, In this paper we presented a novel approach for extracting and chunking reference information REFERENCE INFORMATION EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING |GROZA, GRIMNES, AND HANDSCHUH 20 REFERENCE INFORMATION EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING |GROZA, GRIMNES, AND HANDSCHUH 20 REFERENCE INFORMATION EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING |GROZA, GRIMNES, AND HANDSCHUH 20 REFERENCE INFORMATION EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING |GROZA, GRIMNES, AND HANDSCHUH 20 REFERENCE INFORMATION EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING |GROZA, GRIMNES, AND HANDSCHUH 20 REFERENCE INFORMATION EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING |GROZA, GRIMNES, AND HANDSCHUH 20 REFERENCE INFORMATION EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING |GROZA, GRIMNES, AND HANDSCHUH 20 REFERENCE INFORMATION EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING |GROZA, GRIMNES, AND HANDSCHUH 20 


id: 2164
title: Public Library Computer Waiting Queues: Alternatives to the First-Come-First-Served Strategy
author: Williamson, Stuart
date: 2012-06-12
txt: ./txt/2164.txt
cache: ./cache/2164.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  performance of these various queuing strategies is compared in terms of the distribution of user wait strategy implemented with one computer removed from the pool to serve as a dedicated fifteenPUBLIC LIBRARY COMPUTER WAITING QUEUES | WILLIAMSON 74 line cuts and the impact on average waiting times for customers in the various priority classes. As user sign-up times are encountered in the data, they are added to the waiting queue. Average User Wait Minutes by Priority Class By contrast, note that the reduced average wait times for the highest priority users in class P-1 the SJF strategy produced an average wait time that was 2.1 minutes longer than the purely FCFS Maximum User Wait Minutes by Priority Class SJF-FB maximum wait times for classes P-2 and P-3 are similar to those under the FCFS strategy. 99% of users were passed over at most four times while waiting in the queue.


id: 2165
title: Resource Discovery: Comparative Results on Two Catalog Interfaces
author: Hessel, Heather; Fransen, Janet
date: 2012-06-12
txt: ./txt/2165.txt
cache: ./cache/2165.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  noted that a significant number of library users seemed to prefer MNCAT Classic. The group surveyed respondents about types of items they expect to find in their searches, their The Primo Management Group positioned links to the user surveys in several online locations, survey responses and the group analyzed the results to identify categories in which library staff Faculty and staff together totaled only eighty-nine respondents on the MNCAT Plus survey and catalog interface, MNCAT Classic users are a self-selecting group whose members make a The group was interested in knowing how often users search for known items. may be that users in search of known items have learned to go to MNCAT Classic rather than Results for all MNCAT Classic respondents showed a preference for known item searching, but The Primo Management Group noted that more MNCAT Plus respondents chose "Online Journal 


id: 2166
author: Dresselhaus, Angela; Shrode, Flora
date: 2012-06-12
txt: ./txt/2166.txt
cache: ./cache/2166.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  begin implementing mobile access to selected library databases and services. what mobile services or vendors'' applications USU students would be likely to use, we In recent years librarians have conducted surveys on mobile technology in libraries. Librarians'' Responses: Does Your Library Provide Mobile Access to the Students were asked if they use their mobile device or phone for academic purposes (e.g., question about how students use their mobile devices, 54 percent of respondents indicated We asked the students, "If library resources were easily accessible on your mobile devices, Survey responses from students indicate that they use mobile devices devices for academic purposes as justification for implementing mobile library access, but we desire to be able to use a mobile device for access to the library catalog, to use services like 6. How long has your library provided access via mobile devices to electronic resources or 

title:
  Mobile Technologies ##TITLE## Academics: Do Students Use Mobile Technologies in Their Academic Lives and are Librarians Ready to Meet this Challenge?


id: 2167
title: Practical Limits to the Scope of Digital Preservation
author: Kastellec, Mike
date: 2012-06-12
txt: ./txt/2167.txt
cache: ./cache/2167.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  This paper examines factors that limit the ability of institutions to digitally preserve the cultural proposes a nested model of constraints to the scope of digital preservation and concludes that costs technology, there are two purely technical issues at the core of digital preservation: data loss and strategy also imposes limitations on the potential scale of digital preservation. The limitations data redundancy imposes on digital preservation are two-fold. The second way technology limits digital preservation is more complex—it concerns error rates of preservation operation: An archival institution must be able to access a digital object to preserve it. If an archival institution cannot access a digital object quickly or frequently enough, the archival institutions will venture to preserve digital objects without legal protection for doing so. mediation of the selective model limits the scale of what can be preserved, as objects can only be conclusion is that costs are digital preservation''s most pervasive limitation.


id: 2230
title: President''s Message: The Year in Review--Everything Open
author: Cuddy, Colleen
date: 2012-06-12
txt: ./txt/2230.txt
cache: ./cache/2230.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Dr. Lynch is also the recipient of this year''s LITA/Library Hi Tech award for Outstanding Communication in Library and Information Technology, cosponsored by Emerald Internally LITA has been working towards a more open and transparent governance structure. Colleen Cuddy (colleen.cuddy@med.cornell.edu) is LITA President 2011-12 and Director of the they way in which we share and exchange information in open forums such as the LITA blog and This year we sponsored two LITA members who were part of the 2012 ALA Emerging Leaders Both were assigned to a team working on a LITA project implementation plan to the LITA Board and the ALA community at the ALA Annual Conference. I look forward to my new role as past-president, particularly in hosting the 2012 It has been an honor to serve you and I look forward to working with LITA in the years to come!


id: 2241
author: Chan, Ian; Ly, Pearl; Meulemans, Yvonne Nalani
date: 2012-09-10
txt: ./txt/2241.txt
cache: ./cache/2241.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  and its successful use in libraries for chat reference services. implementation, and evaluation of Openfire for use in chat reference and as an internal network In addition, survey results on the library staff use of the internal IM network and IM-based chat reference, a number of libraries also found Questionpoint difficult to use due to its CSUSM Kellogg Library has a robust chat reference service that is used by students on and off Openfire for chat reference by librarians and as an internal network for all library personnel. Openfire could meet our IM chat reference needs because it includes the Fastpath plugin, a Openfire uses a database to store information such as IM network settings, user account and send messages to anyone communicating through the web-based Fastpath chat widgets (more gateway plugin works with Spark to integrate library staff accounts on chat network such as 

title:
  Extending IM beyond the Reference Desk: A Case Study on the Integration of Chat Reference and Library-Wide Instant Messaging Network


id: 2268
title: Experiences of Migrating to Open Source Integrated Library Systems
author: Singh, Vandana
date: 2013-03-30
txt: ./txt/2268.txt
cache: ./cache/2268.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  worked in libraries that migrated to open-source integrated library system (ILS) or are in the process Very little is available about the training process for open-source ILS. identification of customization and development needs, data migration, staff training and user migration process, and providing information about open-source problems. EXPERIENCES OF MIGRATING TO AN OPEN-SOURCE INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM | SINGH 53 EXPERIENCES OF MIGRATING TO AN OPEN-SOURCE INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM | SINGH 53 EXPERIENCES OF MIGRATING TO AN OPEN-SOURCE INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM | SINGH 53 EXPERIENCES OF MIGRATING TO AN OPEN-SOURCE INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM | SINGH 53 EXPERIENCES OF MIGRATING TO AN OPEN-SOURCE INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM | SINGH 53 EXPERIENCES OF MIGRATING TO AN OPEN-SOURCE INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM | SINGH 53 EXPERIENCES OF MIGRATING TO AN OPEN-SOURCE INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM | SINGH 53 EXPERIENCES OF MIGRATING TO AN OPEN-SOURCE INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM | SINGH 53 EXPERIENCES OF MIGRATING TO AN OPEN-SOURCE INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM | SINGH 53 


id: 2284
title: Student Use of Library Computers: Are Desktop Computers Still Relevant in Today''s Libraries?
author: Thompson, Susan
date: 2012-12-12
txt: ./txt/2284.txt
cache: ./cache/2284.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  the library''s own desktop computers and laptops owned by students. the increased ownership of mobile technology by students, they still clearly preferred to use desktop better understanding of how students use the library''s computers, including types of applications provide enhanced computing support for students studying in the library.2 One of the changes in information commons, most students preferred the computers in the library over the other In both years of the study, 78 percent of students said they preferred to use computers in the The types of computer that students preferred to use in the library were desktop computers The results show that students consistently prefer to use computers in the library, with 78 percent majority of CSUSM students still prefer to use desktop computers in the library. most of our students own laptops, most still prefer to use desktop computers in the library.


id: 2309
title: Social Contexts of New Media Literacy: Mapping Libraries
author: Thorne Wallington, Elizabeth
date: 2013-12-22
txt: ./txt/2309.txt
cache: ./cache/2309.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  To understand the role that libraries play in offering access to new media literacy technologies, a study examining social and cultural factors associated with new media literacy, including out-ofschool contexts. demonstrates both the importance of new media literacy and out-of-school learning, as well as the new media technologies,32 and libraries are a key informal learning environment.33 This map Figure 2 includes maps showing library locations in St. Louis City and County in terms of poverty Median household income, ACT score, and library location, St. Louis City and County. SOCIAL CONTEXTS OF NEW MEDIA LITERACIES: MAPPING LIBRARIES| THORNE-WALLINGTON 65 SOCIAL CONTEXTS OF NEW MEDIA LITERACIES: MAPPING LIBRARIES| THORNE-WALLINGTON 65 SOCIAL CONTEXTS OF NEW MEDIA LITERACIES: MAPPING LIBRARIES| THORNE-WALLINGTON 65 SOCIAL CONTEXTS OF NEW MEDIA LITERACIES: MAPPING LIBRARIES| THORNE-WALLINGTON 65 SOCIAL CONTEXTS OF NEW MEDIA LITERACIES: MAPPING LIBRARIES| THORNE-WALLINGTON 65 SOCIAL CONTEXTS OF NEW MEDIA LITERACIES: MAPPING LIBRARIES| THORNE-WALLINGTON 65 


id: 2311
author: Becker, Danielle A.; Yannotta, Lauren
date: 2013-03-30
txt: ./txt/2311.txt
cache: ./cache/2311.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  This paper will review the literature on iterative usability testing, user-centered design, and thinkaloud protocol and the implications moving forward. website, (2) discover how iterative usability testing resulting in a complete redesign impacts how A formal usability test was conducted both on the existing Hunter College Libraries website redesign process progressed, to incorporate the users'' feedback into the new website''s design to library website terminology, features, and organization, we can create sites that allow students to of user-centered design for a library website, iterative testing is when a product is tested several Other Changes Made to the Libraries'' Website because of Usability Testing George, "Usability Testing and Design of a Library Website: An Iterative Approach," Susan McMullen, "Usability Testing in a Library Web Site Redesign Project," Reference Services Battleson, Booth, and Weintrop, "Usability Testing of an Academic Library Web Site," 192. Battleson, Booth, and Weintrop, "Usability Testing of an Academic Library Web Site," 192.

title:
  Modeling a Library Web Site Redesign Process: Developing a User-Centered Web Site Through Usability Testing


id: 2384
title: Eclipse Editor for MARC Records
author: Surla, Bojana Dimić
date: 2012-09-10
txt: ./txt/2384.txt
cache: ./cache/2384.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Eclipse Editor for MARC Records Bojana Dimić Surla discuss existing approaches in developing user interfaces for editing MARC records. Eclipse editor, which fully supports editing of MARC records. The subject of this paper is user interfaces for editing MARC records. present the Eclipse editor for MARC records, developed at the University of Novi Sad, as a part of Existing Approaches in Developing User Interfaces for Editing MARC Records Existing Approaches in Developing User Interfaces for Editing MARC Records The editor for MARC records was developed as a plug-in for Eclipse; therefore it is similar to Eclipse Editor for MARC Records We then presented the Eclipse MARC editor, which is part of the BISIS library software ECLIPSE EDITOR FOR MARC RECORDS |SURLA 74 ECLIPSE EDITOR FOR MARC RECORDS |SURLA 74 ECLIPSE EDITOR FOR MARC RECORDS |SURLA 74 ECLIPSE EDITOR FOR MARC RECORDS |SURLA 74 ECLIPSE EDITOR FOR MARC RECORDS |SURLA 74 


id: 2526
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: Appreciation for History
author: Porter, Cynthia
date: 2012-09-10
txt: ./txt/2526.txt
cache: ./cache/2526.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  The future looks exciting for ITAL, with our new open access and online only journal. I would like to thank Judith Carter for her work on ITAL for over 13 years. As an undergraduate student, I worked on dedicated OCLC terminals in the Interlibrary Loan (ILL) I thought our ILL service was a big help for our students. with card catalogs and I liked being able to browse through the subject listings. In 1991 I worked at an academic library where we were still converting catalog cards. distance students who rely on their Internet connections to use our online library. am very happy to see that discovery tools use this classic library practice. Classification, facets, and browsing are old ideas that are still helping us He helped me remember library technology. remembering the past, I am very happy to utilize modern technology in my library. Thank you library technology 


id: 2528
title: Editor''s Comments
author: Gerrity, Robert
date: 2012-09-10
txt: ./txt/2528.txt
cache: ./cache/2528.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES | SEPTEMBER 2012 1 G''day, mates, and welcome to our third open-access issue. international dimension with this issue, as your faithful editor has taken up residence Down The recent ALA Annual Meeting in Anaheim marked some changes to the ITAL Editorial Board that Cynthia Porter and Judith Carter are ending their tenure with ITAL after many perspective on library technology past and present. Judith Carter ends a long run with ITAL as Managing Editor, and I thank her for her years of dedicated service. Library at Curry College, is the incoming Managing Editor. Jerome currently co-chairs the Library State University San Marcos, in supporting of the integration of chat reference and internal library In addition to the compelling new content in this issue of ITAL, we have compelling old content from the print archive of ITAL and its predecessor, Journal of Library Automation (JOLA), that will 


id: 2867
title: Mapping for the Masses: GIS Lite ##TITLE## Online Mapping Tools in Academic Libraries
author: Weessies, Kathleen W.; Dotson, Daniel S.
date: 2013-03-30
txt: ./txt/2867.txt
cache: ./cache/2867.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  The aim of this article is to describe several data-rich GIS Lite tools available in the library market geospatial data and create map outputs without programming skills or training in full GIS software. While many GeoWeb applications allow only low-level output options, GIS Lite will provide an In libraries, GIS Lite is closely allied with data and statistics resources. resources, however, need not remain specialized tools of map and GIS librarians. following data tools contain enough GIS Lite functionality to aid patrons in visualizing and An upper level statistics course at The Ohio State University requires students to create maps package with creating maps, this course uses it along with SAS/GRAPH to combine statistical data Maps that display historical census data help http://publications.newberry.org/ahcbp/ Free Spatial data as Shapefile, KMZ; Image as PDF National Broadband Map http://www.broadbandmap.gov/ Free Image as PNG Scribble Maps http://www.scribblemaps.com/ Free Spatial data as KML, GPX; Image as JPG 


id: 2892
title: Animated Subject Maps for Book Collections
author: Donahue, Tim
date: 2013-06-10
txt: ./txt/2892.txt
cache: ./cache/2892.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  helping users to locate books and subjects, the subject maps also reveal the knowledge organization To locate a book by call number, a user may consult library floor plans, which are typically limited To help users locate books by call number and browse the collection by subject, animated subject of library floors, users mouse over stacks to reveal the LC sub-classes located within. While the initial aim is a practical one, helping users to locate books and subjects, the subject map also reveals the knowledge organization of the physical library, which it displays in a Searching the web for "subject map" and relative terminology such as stack, shelf, book, and LC ANIMATED SUBJECT MAPS FOR BOOK COLLECTIONS | DONAHUE 16 ANIMATED SUBJECT MAPS FOR BOOK COLLECTIONS | DONAHUE 16 ANIMATED SUBJECT MAPS FOR BOOK COLLECTIONS | DONAHUE 16 ANIMATED SUBJECT MAPS FOR BOOK COLLECTIONS | DONAHUE 16 ANIMATED SUBJECT MAPS FOR BOOK COLLECTIONS | DONAHUE 16 


id: 3001
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: Technology and Mission: Reflections of a First-Year Library Director
author: Tallent, Ed
date: 2012-12-12
txt: ./txt/3001.txt
cache: ./cache/3001.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  planning, and the never-ending need for technology integration, both within the library and the What is perhaps less unique is how these issues of library technology intersect with some very us to keep working at this integration of the library into the learning and teaching process and to library web site: this issue is neither new nor unique, but is still is a misunderstandings, as the need to market the library via the campus web site is obvious and the one considers library web sites are rarely used a place to begin research by students and faculty. needs and offer visitors a sense of the quality services and collections the library provides. funding targeted library content for alumni as part of the college''s broader strategic activities to There is neither time nor space to address an even broader library technology issue on the near 


id: 3002
title: President''s Message: 21st Century Skills, 21st Century Infrastructure
author: Starr, Karen J.
date: 2011-06-01
txt: ./txt/3002.txt
cache: ./cache/3002.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  54 inFormAtion tecHnoloGY AnD liBrAries | June 2011 ■■ access to electronic encyclopedias, local libraries'' catalogs, full-text articles online, and document delivery."2 ensured that the public had access to information-related services at their local library. The information the public sustainablity of local, regional, and national information LITA has a viable role in the development of the twentyfirst-century skills that will firmly put the information (OITP) and serves on the LITA Technology and Access "Building the Future: Addressing Library Broadband Connectivity Issues in the 21st Century" at the LITA National Broadband Plan: Chapter 2: Goals for a High Performance America, http://www.broadband.gov/plan/2 2. Karen Starr, "The American Public, the Public Library, and Services (IMLS) convened a task force to define twentyfirst-century skills for museums and libraries, which In 1994, the Idaho State Library''s Development interest groups, housing information, public meetings, transportation schedules, and local employment 


id: 3003
title: Editorial: Singularity--Are We There Yet?
author: Truitt, Marc
date: 2011-06-01
txt: ./txt/3003.txt
cache: ./cache/3003.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  in an always-connected world of screens, Sherry Turkle''s ''They could have used a robot.''" When Turkle queried Levy''s book, Love and Sex with Robots, in which Levy predicted that by the middle of this century, when the reporter, equating the possibility of relationships between humans and robots with gay and lesbian This does not mean that companionate robots are common among us; it refers to our state of emotional—and Librarian, Bibliographic and information technology Services, Turkle''s and Aboujaoude''s studies is that of the reinvention and transformation of the self, in the form of online The first half of Turkle''s book is the history of "sociable robots" and our interactions with them. begin a conversation about how connective technologies have influenced behavioral changes in people, and of "game-changing" or "transformational" technologies. Turkle and Aboujaoud both point to many examples Technology and Less from Each Other (New York: Basic Books, 


id: 3004
author: Cyzyk, Mark
date: 2011-06-01
txt: ./txt/3004.txt
cache: ./cache/3004.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  are all polite people, I can''t really use the term I buy a new workstation these days that''s not incredibly powerful, and incredibly inexpensive?), so my need for .org/) to create virtual machines (VMs), lopped-off hunks a virtual hard disk, boot order, access to host CD drives, install an OS onto it, the "guest" OS, in the usual way. can create a new VM in mere seconds; then it''s all a matter of how difficult the OS is to install, and the Linux uses of VMs because, again, this is a family program OS promiscuity, how are VMs useful in an actual work install and test something that is *NIX-only, I don''t need Using a virtual machine facilitates the easy exploration of new operating systems and new applications, and development and test server on VMs physically sitting on though because when I needed access to my own server, 

title:
  Editorial Board Thoughts: Just Like Being There, or How I Learned To Stop Coveting Bare Metal and Learned to Love My VM


id: 3005
title: Management and Support of Shared Integrated Library Systems
author: Vaughan, Jason; Costello, Kristen
date: 2011-06-01
txt: ./txt/3005.txt
cache: ./cache/3005.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  the host institution, the authors administered a comprehensive survey to current Innovative Interfaces libraries. some of their current existing partners, while 9 (17.3 percent) indicated they as the main institution originally and operating budget of the group, and a majority of new software requests have come internally from UNLV Libraries start-up costs associated with the UNLV Law Library joining the system in 1998 and the addition of Nevada State One respondent indicated that the partner libraries discuss the potential item, and collectively they may serve as the central administrator and site coordinator of the UNLV Libraries'' shared ILS. mAnAGement AnD support oF sHAreD inteGrAteD liBrArY sYstems | VAuGHAn AnD costello 69 mAnAGement AnD support oF sHAreD inteGrAteD liBrArY sYstems | VAuGHAn AnD costello 69 mAnAGement AnD support oF sHAreD inteGrAteD liBrArY sYstems | VAuGHAn AnD costello 69 mAnAGement AnD support oF sHAreD inteGrAteD liBrArY sYstems | VAuGHAn AnD costello 69


id: 3006
title: Benign Neglect: Developing Life Rafts for Digital Content
author: DeRidder, Jody L.
date: 2011-06-01
txt: ./txt/3006.txt
cache: ./cache/3006.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  communicAtions | mAceli, WieDenBecK, AnD ABels 71BeniGn neGlect: DeVelopinG liFe rAFts For DiGitAl content | DeriDDer 71 management, administration, preservation planning, archival storage, that benign neglect of digital content "is almost a guarantee that it system needed for access to the digitized content, and locating archival Current long-term preservation archives operating within the neglect model for digital preservation, one in which as much content files, directory structures, and metadata that impede digital preservation readiness.19 If the archival digital files information necessary to access current common types of digital files communicAtions | DeriDDer 73BeniGn neGlect: DeVelopinG liFe rAFts For DiGitAl content | DeriDDer 73 be applied to all valuable digital content. Activity), http://www.loc.gov/standards/premis/ (accessed Mar. 29, 2011); storage (via LOCKSS) and accessibility of content fulfills the two most University of Alabama Libraries Digital File on Open Access and Digital Preservation, "Requirements for Digital Preservation Alabama Digital Preservation is Digital Preservation?


id: 3007
title: Seeing the Wood for the Trees: Enhancing Metadata Subject Elements with Weights
author: Zhang, Hong; Smith, Linda C.; Twidale, Michael; Gao, Fang Huang
date: 2011-06-01
txt: ./txt/3007.txt
cache: ./cache/3007.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  make use of tag frequency information in the search interfaces. absence of weights for subject terms the Library of Congress practice, suggested in the Subject Headings Manual, subject terms brought into information systems via social tagging, manual cataloging, or automated indexing, weighting of subject terms is more indexing of images enables the effective satisfaction of search needs, such However, without weights to differentiate subject keywords, users The negative effect of current subject indexing without weighting on controlled subject metadata, searching based on automatic indexing, Example Images with "tree" as a Subject Item of subject indexing and cataloging, that the subject indexing mechanism A system using weighted indexing and searching and still running After the mechanism of incorporating weights into subject indexing/ Adding weights to subject indexing/ that exploit the weighting information in subject metadata elements. will do the subject indexing or tagging, either professional librarians or on weighting of index terms and 


id: 3008
author: Wang, Fang
date: 2011-06-01
txt: ./txt/3008.txt
cache: ./cache/3008.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  webpages or use a digital asset management platform that would provide digital repository for the law school There were very few digital projects done at the law library. digital collection was of faculty scholarship. the few law school repositories in the open source platform.1 The repository is the law school''s first institutional repository in history. and promote the law school''s digital materials, including research and including hardware and software, customization, collection development, New Zealand for building and distributing digital library collections. : | WAnG 83BuilDinG An open source institutionAl repositorY At A smAll lAW scHool liBrArY | WAnG 83 : | WAnG 83BuilDinG An open source institutionAl repositorY At A smAll lAW scHool liBrArY | WAnG 83 the newly established digital repository and presented it at the Texas collections to the law school using the digital repository through the law the digital repository through the law repository collection development 

title:
  Building an Open Source Institutional Repository at a Small Law School Library: Is it Realistic or Unattainable?


id: 3012
title: Editor''s Comments
author: Gerrity, Robert
date: 2012-12-12
txt: ./txt/3012.txt
cache: ./cache/3012.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES | DECEMBER 2012 1 Past and present converge with the December 2012 issue of Information Technology and Libraries (ITAL), as we also publish online the first volume of ITAL''s predecessor, the Journal of Library The first volume of JOLA offers a fascinating glimpse into early days of library automation, when meaningful dialogue between the librarian and systems and computer personnel." Plus ça change, developing an automation program in a large research library, Frederick Kilgour, from the Ohio Editor''s Comments Bob Gerrity Editor''s Comments Bob Gerrity College Library Center (now OCLC), analyzes catalog-card production costs at Columbia, Harvard, Library of Congress describes the successful use of the COBOL programming language to The December 2012 issue marks the completion of ITAL''s first year as an e-only, open-access While we don''t have readership statistics for the previous print journal to compare Based on the download statistics, the topics of most interest to today''s ITAL 


id: 3037
title: President''s Message: Membership, Leadership, Emerging Leaders, and LITA
author: Starr, Karen J.
date: 2011-03-01
txt: ./txt/3037.txt
cache: ./cache/3037.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Membership Development Committee is addressing the leadership, including the Membership Development Education Committee, LITA Emerging Leaders, and Leadership Institute and the LITA Mentorship Program Follow-up by LITA to implement the recommendations of emerging leader projects is important to the vitality of projects have been developed by Emerging Leaders. http://www.facebook.com/pages/ALA-Emerging ■■ The Emerging Leaders blog: http://connect.ala.org/2011emergingleaders http://connect.ala.org/2011emergingleaders ■■ The Emerging Leaders Wiki: http://emergingleaders.ala.org/wiki/index.php initiatives, including an Emerging Leaders program LITA is sponsoring 2011 emerging leaders Bohyun Kim and Andreas accepted into the 2011 ALA Emerging Leaders Program LITA provides an ideal environment for its members In 2009, Emerging Leaders Team T developed a project "Making it Personal: Leadership Team members included Amanda Hornby (University "an online continuing education program to develop the leadership and project management skills necessary LITA''s professional membership to the greater librarian project-management and team-building skills within a of technology in libraries. starr (kstarr@nevadaculture.org) is lita President Leadership, Emerging Leaders, and LITA


id: 3038
title: Editorial: The Air is Full of People""
author: Truitt, Marc
date: 2011-03-01
txt: ./txt/3038.txt
cache: ./cache/3038.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  librarians, I think both deserve to be read and discussed and discussed in this space soon after.1 Carr''s arguments Internet and the web—is leading to a remapping of cognitive reading and thinking skills, and a "shallowing" of remapped, when combined with the "ecosystem of interruption technologies" of the Internet and the Web (e.g., of people''s information intake," is to Carr "in the business of distraction" (156–57). Perhaps less familiar than Carr''s work is William Powers'' describes the influence of digital technology (or "screens," 4 iNFOrMAtiON tecHNOlOGY AND liBrAries | MArcH 2011 We''ve also created bookfree spaces (to say nothing of book-free "libraries"), and Powers'' books might mean for libraries, here''s a So, what do Carr''s and Powers'' theses mean for libraries, provide technology solutions for libraries? 3. Powers uses the term "screens" to describe "the connective digital devices that have been widely adopted in the last two 


id: 3039
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: Is Open Access the Answer?
author: Porter, Cynthia
date: 2011-03-01
txt: ./txt/3039.txt
cache: ./cache/3039.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  n the new LITA strategic plan, members have suggested an objective for open access (OA) in scholarly Open Access is the immediate (upon or before publication), online, free availability of research outputs without any of the restrictions on use commonly imposed We could only access online articles if a student can''t access the first article they want, they rather than what their students most need to know, the that those who need access to scientific literature already publishers as the solution to the access problem, but have access to all of the most current medical research. offer the service of providing JAMA articles to students, but students who can''t access the full text online. PLoSOne (http://www.plosone.org/home.action), a peerreviewed, open-access, online publication that features can access the online journals they want from off campus Open Access," http://www.openscholarship.org/jcms/c_6157/ -impact-factor-blessing-or-a-curse/ (accessed Jan. 18, 2011). academic/impact_factor/ (accessed Jan. 18, 2011). Is Open Access the Answer?


id: 3040
title: A Simple Scheme for Book Classification Using Wikipedia
author: Yelton, Andromeda
date: 2011-03-01
txt: ./txt/3040.txt
cache: ./cache/3040.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  .org SIP"), would Wikipedia''s page titles tell me something useful about the subject(s) of the book? Carmel, Roitman, and Zwerdling used page categories and titles to enhance labeling of document clusters. document predicted various Wikipedia categories. improve Wikipedia itself by suggesting appropriate categories for articles.13 ■■ Recall (R): of the book''s LCSHs, how many had synonyms or near-synonyms among the top categories? This algorithm did not filter out Wikipedia administrative categories, as creating a list of them would have many times the top category for each book occurred in my Wikipedia''s category structure and its articles linking A siMPle scHeMe FOr BOOK clAssiFicAtiON usiNG WiKiPeDiA | YeltON 15 A siMPle scHeMe FOr BOOK clAssiFicAtiON usiNG WiKiPeDiA | YeltON 15 A siMPle scHeMe FOr BOOK clAssiFicAtiON usiNG WiKiPeDiA | YeltON 15 A siMPle scHeMe FOr BOOK clAssiFicAtiON usiNG WiKiPeDiA | YeltON 15 A siMPle scHeMe FOr BOOK clAssiFicAtiON usiNG WiKiPeDiA | YeltON 15


id: 3041
title: The Internet Public Library (IPL): An Exploratory Case Study on User Perceptions
author: Maceli, Monica; Wiedenbeck, Susan; Abels, Eileen
date: 2011-03-01
txt: ./txt/3041.txt
cache: ./cache/3041.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  The Internet Public Library (IPL): resources, have begun to explore user perceptions of libraries in the complex Internet environment.3 These studies ■■ What services and materials should an Internet public library offer? based on qualitative analysis of interviews with ten college student participants: some current users and others he Internet Public Library (IPL), now known as funding, digital reference and the IPL''s question-andanswer service, and its resources and collections.9 Also, in D''Elia et al.18 The study sought to systematically investigate patrons'' use of the Internet and of public libraries. studied perceptions of Internet public libraries. Participants that were not current public library users tHe iNterNet PuBlic liBrArY (iPl) | MAceli, WieDeNBecK, AND ABels 23 tHe iNterNet PuBlic liBrArY (iPl) | MAceli, WieDeNBecK, AND ABels 23 tHe iNterNet PuBlic liBrArY (iPl) | MAceli, WieDeNBecK, AND ABels 23 tHe iNterNet PuBlic liBrArY (iPl) | MAceli, WieDeNBecK, AND ABels 23


id: 3042
title: Semantic Web for Reliable Citation Analysis in Scholarly Publishing
author: Tous, Ruben; Guerrero, Manel; Delgado, Jaime
date: 2011-03-01
txt: ./txt/3042.txt
cache: ./cache/3042.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  to the publishing process (e.g., repudiation, impersonation, and privacy of paper contents) and defects related a paper to a conference, workshop, or journal, the corresponding author will digitally sign a metadata graph To allow anybody (authors, publishers, citation-analysis systems, or others) to verify a publishing process digitally, and citation-analysis systems should harvest the digitally signed metadata. Semantic Web technologies and public-key cryptography to achieve reliable citation analysis in scholarly seMANtic WeB FOr reliABle citAtiON ANAlYsis iN scHOlArlY PuBlisHiNG | tOus, GuerrerO, AND DelGADO 33 seMANtic WeB FOr reliABle citAtiON ANAlYsis iN scHOlArlY PuBlisHiNG | tOus, GuerrerO, AND DelGADO 33 seMANtic WeB FOr reliABle citAtiON ANAlYsis iN scHOlArlY PuBlisHiNG | tOus, GuerrerO, AND DelGADO 33 seMANtic WeB FOr reliABle citAtiON ANAlYsis iN scHOlArlY PuBlisHiNG | tOus, GuerrerO, AND DelGADO 33 seMANtic WeB FOr reliABle citAtiON ANAlYsis iN scHOlArlY PuBlisHiNG | tOus, GuerrerO, AND DelGADO 33 that authors, publishers, repositories, and citation-analysis systems could have access to independent reliable 


id: 3043
title: Web Accessibility, Libraries, and the Law
author: Fulton, Camilla
date: 2011-03-01
txt: ./txt/3043.txt
cache: ./cache/3043.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  states have statutes that mirror federal web accessibility state web accessibility statutes. web accessibility statutes as they relate to libraries. article on accessibility within institutions of higher learning as starting points, I searched each state government''s "Although the federal government has no web accessibility laws in place for the general public, most ensuring web accessibility for their state websites.16 Four Thirtyone states without web accessibility statutes posted some with web accessibility statutes reference Section 508 or comply with state web accessibility statutes." Kentucky, and Montana) require all libraries receiving state funds to maintain an accessible website.20 An Library Website Accessibility Requirements, by State n/a n/a n/a http://www.access.state.ct.us/ N.J. n/a n/a n/a http://www.state.nj.us/nj/accessibility.html WeB AccessiBilitY, liBrAries, AND tHe lAW | FultON 43 WeB AccessiBilitY, liBrAries, AND tHe lAW | FultON 43 WeB AccessiBilitY, liBrAries, AND tHe lAW | FultON 43 WeB AccessiBilitY, liBrAries, AND tHe lAW | FultON 43 WeB AccessiBilitY, liBrAries, AND tHe lAW | FultON 43


id: 3044
title: Usability of the VuFind Next-Generation Online Catalog
author: Emanuel, Jennifer
date: 2011-03-01
txt: ./txt/3044.txt
cache: ./cache/3044.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Librarians at both UIUC and CARLI were interested in what users thought about VuFind, especially and how library users use such a catalog compared to a searching the library''s online catalog and were eager to sample searches in a possible new library catalog interface. facets, as they were asked to use the climate change search to them as facets, allowing users to both limit after searching and letting them browse through a large number of participants said it would be useful to have search options VuFind over the current library catalog (WebVoyage), all VuFind more useful to our users that came out of usability testing. 4) If you want to view items from other libraries in your search results, can you find the option? Library Catalog _____ VuFind _____ Amazon _____ Comments: Library Catalog _____ VuFind _____ Amazon _____ Comments: If VuFind and your home library catalog were available side-by-side, which would you use first?


id: 3093
title: Searchable Signatures: Context and the Struggle for Recognition
author: Schlesselman-Tarango, Gina
date: 2013-09-15
txt: ./txt/3093.txt
cache: ./cache/3093.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Social networking sites made possible through Web 2.0 allow for unique user-generated tags called display of searchable signatures in digital library environments are also explored. A comparison of a metadata schema used in Yale University''s Digital Images Database with usergenerated tags accompanying shared photographs on the social networking platform Instagram A useful site for exploring user-generated tags associated with images is Instagram, a social Photo shared on Instagram assigning both descriptive tags and the searchable signature Searchable signatures associated with born digital images on social networking sites contain understand the searchable signature for reborn digital objects can be shifted to the social act of Searchable signatures demonstrate the power of the online self, as they allow users to struggle to challenge for those engaged in traditional indexing, Web 2.0 allows for this unique type of usergenerated tag and thus provides better understanding of the context surrounding digital images.


id: 3123
title: First Aid Training for Those on the Front Lines: Digital Preservation Needs Survey Results 2012
author: DeRidder, Jody L.
date: 2013-06-10
txt: ./txt/3123.txt
cache: ./cache/3123.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  important for preservation were born-digital special collections materials (65 percent, 117 as extremely important: "born-digital moving image preservation" (an ASERL respondent), "best One ASERL respondent indicated that she did not rate "born digital" institutional and special Results for all survey respondents indicating sources of digital content of importance for born-digital special collections materials far more important (73 percent, 27 respondents) than respondents) whereas born-digital institutional records held second place for non-ASERL Non-ASERL respondents considered digitized collections the third most important source of digital content for preservation (59.7 percent, 83 respondents), and this group of Results for ASERL survey respondents indicating sources of digital content of Results for non-ASERL survey respondents indicating sources of digital content of Perhaps most surprising was that 20 non-ASERL respondents (14.8 percent) rated digital research supported by the 12.7 percent (17) non-ASERL respondents who rated digital scholarly content as 


id: 3388
author: Fu, Ping; Fitzgerald, Moira
date: 2013-09-15
txt: ./txt/3388.txt
cache: ./cache/3388.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  This analysis compares how the traditional integrated library system (ILS) and the next-generation ILS may impact system and technical services staffing models at academic libraries. The results of the analysis suggest that the nextgeneration ILS could have substantial implications for library systems and technical staffing models on library systems and technical services staffing models in general. The Alliance is implementing a new library management service to be shared by users with one-stop access to their library resources, including print materials, electronic a next-generation ILS, the responsibilities and roles of systems staff within the institution would Therefore library systems staff could use their time to focus on local applications development The next-generation ILS provides unified data services and workflows, The integration and enhancement of the functionality of the nextgeneration ILS will help libraries streamline and automate workflows and processes for managing percent of library systems staff time from managing servers, software upgrades, client application 

title:
  A Comparative Analysis on the Effect of the Chosen ILSes on Systems and Technical Services Staffing Models


id: 3420
title: Assessing the Treatment of Patron Privacy in Library 2.0 Literature
author: Zimmer, Michael
date: 2013-06-10
txt: ./txt/3420.txt
cache: ./cache/3420.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  web-based technologies to library services and collections.5 Examples include professional ethics, most libraries protect patron privacy by engaging in limited tracking of user result in the library gaining unwanted access to personal information of patrons, including the decisions to implement Library 2.0 to adequately protect patron privacy, we must first web-based services, retrieved through the Library, Information Science, and Technology Abstracts In total, there were 677 articles identified discussing Library 2.0 and related web-based library web-based services, there were a total of 203 mentions of privacy or related concepts in 71 mention of patron privacy as it relates to Library 2.0, amounting to only 5.8 percent of all articles patron privacy with new Web 2.0 tools and services. respect patron privacy," 19 and suggests any Library 2.0 tools that rely on user data should only be Appendix A: Articles with relevant mention of patron privacy as it relates to Library 2.0 


id: 3421
author: Gureyev, Vadim Nikolaevich; Mazov, Nikolai Alekseevich
date: 2013-12-22
txt: ./txt/3421.txt
cache: ./cache/3421.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  analyzed groups of journals that published articles from these two institutes and compared the Many journals publish articles covering the fields associated with the two institutes (biology and We analyzed articles published in journals or books by researchers at SRC VB "Vector" For journals that published the original Russian article and an English translation, we analyzed the Citations from the published articles were analyzed to identify the most frequently cited For this study, we first retrieved the journal name and the year the cited article was published. The authors of articles in the geosciences field cited 1000 journals, including 750 in Western 6% (16/250) of Russian journals published 80% of the cited articles. that the geoscience researchers tended to cite more Russian journals, whereas biomedical articles in top cited international journals, whereas biomedical researchers rarely published their The journals that published the researchers'' articles were partially correlated with the cited 

title:
  Detection of Information Requirements of Researchers Using Bibliometric Analyses to Identify Target Journals


id: 3423
title: An Evaluation of Finding Aid Accessibility for Screen Readers
author: Southwell, Kristina L.; Slater, Jacquelyn
date: 2013-09-15
txt: ./txt/3423.txt
cache: ./cache/3423.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  accessibility of online special collections finding aids at 68 public US colleges and universities in the aids available on public US college and university library websites are accessible to patrons using use screen readers could navigate the finding aid by using its headings or internal links. Because screen reader users often use a webpage''s headings and links for navigating by keyboard AN EVALUATION OF FINDING AID ACCESSIBILITY FOR SCREEN READERS | SOUTHWELL AND SLATER 45 AN EVALUATION OF FINDING AID ACCESSIBILITY FOR SCREEN READERS | SOUTHWELL AND SLATER 45 AN EVALUATION OF FINDING AID ACCESSIBILITY FOR SCREEN READERS | SOUTHWELL AND SLATER 45 AN EVALUATION OF FINDING AID ACCESSIBILITY FOR SCREEN READERS | SOUTHWELL AND SLATER 45 AN EVALUATION OF FINDING AID ACCESSIBILITY FOR SCREEN READERS | SOUTHWELL AND SLATER 45 AN EVALUATION OF FINDING AID ACCESSIBILITY FOR SCREEN READERS | SOUTHWELL AND SLATER 45 


id: 3471
title: Evaluation and Comparison of Discovery Tools: An Update
author: Chickering, F. William; Yang, Sharon Q.
date: 2014-06-22
txt: ./txt/3471.txt
cache: ./cache/3471.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Selection and implementation of a web-scale discovery tool by the Rider University Libraries (RUL) in investigate link resolvers and discovery tools for federated searching and OPAC by summer 2011. reveals the presence of a discovery tool (http://library.nevada.edu/). AquaBrowser Library, Axiell Arena, BiblioCommons (BiblioCore), Blacklight, EBSCO Discovery Discovery tools should include book cover images, reviews, and user Discovery tools should allow users to narrow down the search discovery tool should start with a simple keyword search box that looks like that of searches of databases, the other discovery tools build a single unified index. stop searching is still a work in progress because discovery tools provide students with a quick Most of the discovery tools on the list provide this feature except Blacklight and eXtensible Catalog. EBSCO Discovery Service, Encore, Endeca, eXtensible Catalog, Primo, Summon, WorldCat Local, Only four discovery tools, AquaBrowser, Encore, Primo, and WorldCat Local, provide both tag 


id: 3670
title: Automatic Extraction of Figures from Scientific Publications in High-Energy Physics
author: Praczyk, Piotr Adam; Nogueras-Iso, Javier
date: 2013-12-22
txt: ./txt/3670.txt
cache: ./cache/3670.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  results of the algorithm consist of metadata, raster images of a figure, but also vector graphics, several methods of automatically extracting and processing graphics appearing in PDF documents. present a page box-cutting algorithm for the extraction of tables from PDF documents.12 single operator does not trigger rendering of elements from different detected entities (figures, Graphical areas detected by a simple clustering usually do not directly correspond to figures. number of graphical and textual operations in the content stream of a figure candidate. 2 shows a fragment of a publication page with indicated text areas and final figure candidates A fragment of the PDF page with boxes around every detected text area and each figure During the first step of the caption detection, all text clusters from the publication page are tested Matching between figure candidates and captions happens at every document page separately.


id: 3793
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: Libraries as Makerspace?
author: Colegrove, Patrick Tod""
date: 2013-03-30
txt: ./txt/3793.txt
cache: ./cache/3793.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Recently there has been tremendous interest in "makerspace" and its potential in libraries: from A number of libraries across the country have been actively expanding makerspace build your Makerspace users'' literacy in design, science, technology, engineering, art, and A familiar example of maker activity in libraries might include digital media: still/video example is found in the support of users with first-time learning or refreshing of computer With the migration of the supporting print collections online, the library can contemplate further encompass more of the interests supported by the library is the essence of the maker movement Makerspace encompasses a continuum of activity that includes "co-working," subtypes and be part hackerspace, fab lab, and co-working space. community of support, the library may also be well-served by forming collaborative ties with In addition to supporting the work of the solitary reader, "today''s libraries are incubators, EDITORIAL BOARD THOUGHTS: LIBRARIES AS MAKERSPACE? EDITORIAL BOARD THOUGHTS: LIBRARIES AS MAKERSPACE?


id: 3811
title: Digital Native Academic Librarians, Technology Skills, and Their Relationship with Technology
author: Emanuel, Jenny
date: 2013-09-15
txt: ./txt/3811.txt
cache: ./cache/3811.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  attitudes toward technology among a group of young librarians and library school students. Within libraries, technology skills related to new librarians have been studied by Del Bosque and To understand, in part, the technology skills of Millennial academic librarians and their attitudes and individual interviews with Millennial librarians and library school students. results indicate that Millennial librarians desire to learn more of the higher-level technology skills, Most people believed they are digital natives because they have been working with technology for DIGITAL NATIVE ACADEMIC LIBRARIANS, TECHNOLOGY SKILLS, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH DIGITAL NATIVE ACADEMIC LIBRARIANS, TECHNOLOGY SKILLS, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH DIGITAL NATIVE ACADEMIC LIBRARIANS, TECHNOLOGY SKILLS, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH DIGITAL NATIVE ACADEMIC LIBRARIANS, TECHNOLOGY SKILLS, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH DIGITAL NATIVE ACADEMIC LIBRARIANS, TECHNOLOGY SKILLS, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH DIGITAL NATIVE ACADEMIC LIBRARIANS, TECHNOLOGY SKILLS, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH DIGITAL NATIVE ACADEMIC LIBRARIANS, TECHNOLOGY SKILLS, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH 


id: 4303
title: Editor''s Comments
author: Gerrity, Robert
date: 2013-03-30
txt: ./txt/4303.txt
cache: ./cache/4303.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES | MARCH 2013 1 With this issue, Information Technology and Libraries (ITAL) begins its second year as an open-­‐ of back issues of ITAL previously only available in print: the publication system we''re using (Open Journal System) treats the back issues as new content and automatically sends notifications to correct that glitch, but hope that the benefit of having the full ITAL archive online will outweigh Board, and the LITA Publications Committee for supporting the move to the new model for ITAL. In this month''s issue, ITAL Editorial Board member Patrick "Tod" Colegrove reflects on the Beginning with the June issue of ITAL, articles will be published individually as soon as they are ITAL issues will still close on a quarterly basis, in March, June, September, and December. By publishing articles individually as they are ready, we hope to make ITAL content more timely 


id: 4308
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: India Does Not Exist.""
author: Cyzyk, Mark
date: 2013-06-10
txt: ./txt/4308.txt
cache: ./cache/4308.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  I want to use as my example, as my straw man, not a technical question, but a more generic I think might be answers, in form and substance, from the technical forums had it been asked You are an idiot for wanting to go to India. EDITORIAL BOARD THOUGHTS: INDIA DOES NOT EXIST | CYZYK 5 sincere: He truly does want to go to India. about this is that the query is a hypothetical: If he were to want to go to India, how best to do it? you were to want to go to India, how best to do it? part of the one answering the question, a level of empathy of which the technical forums are all but least expensive." Stating these assumptions, then stating your answer to the question, is initial question was, "I want to go to India -how best to get there?"?


id: 4454
author: Valentino, Maura
date: 2014-03-25
txt: ./txt/4454.txt
cache: ./cache/4454.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  unreadable marginalia readable increases the value of a digital object to researchers. The University of Oklahoma Libraries History of Science Collections holds many rare books and The History of Science Collections'' copy of this manuscript contains notes added to the margins. The book had previously been digitized, and while some of the margin notes were readable, many decided that once the margin notes were enhanced, two digital representations of each page that readable through digital enhancement would provide the collection''s users with the most useful as digital enhancement of the margin notes. projects have used various technologies to enhanced images to give added meaning to a digital Each digital page (TIFF image) was carefully examined for marginalia. ADDING VALUE TO COLLECTIONS THROUGH DIGITAL ENHANCEMENT | VALENTINO 32 ADDING VALUE TO COLLECTIONS THROUGH DIGITAL ENHANCEMENT | VALENTINO 32 ADDING VALUE TO COLLECTIONS THROUGH DIGITAL ENHANCEMENT | VALENTINO 32 

title:
  Adding Value to the University of Oklahoma Libraries History of Science Collections through Digital Enhancement


id: 4520
title: Open Search Environments: The Free Alternative to Commercial Search Services
author: O''Riordan, Adrian
date: 2014-06-22
txt: ./txt/4520.txt
cache: ./cache/4520.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  open-source search software and linking and syndication protocols. licensed open standards in web and digital library applications is now a genuine alternative to Open search technology enables you to harvest resources and combine searchers in innovative technology.3 Many search systems unfortunately use their own formats and protocols for indexing, include publishing standards for archiving and syndicating content, the search engines and web transport technologies include XML, JSON, RSS/Atom, and heavyweight web service-based OpenSearch is a protocol that defines simple formats to help search engines and content providers formats for describing a search service, query results, and operation control. open-source search engines and content management systems support OpenSearch, including OpenSearch consists of a description file for search source and a response format for query results. Open-source meta-search engines can combine the results of OpenSearch enabled search OpenSearch can be employed to specify the search sources and as a common format when results 


id: 4632
title: Content Management Systems: Trends in Academic Libraries
author: Connell, Ruth Sara
date: 2013-06-10
txt: ./txt/4632.txt
cache: ./cache/4632.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  CMS satisfaction levels vary by tool and that many libraries do not have input into the selection of Although this study largely focuses on CMS adoption and related issues, the library web designers The published studies including CMS usage within academic libraries do not definitively answer (or 38 percent) reported use of "CMS technology to run parts of their web site." 1 A 2006 study of web managers from wide range of institutions (Associates to Research) indicated a 26 percent The responses to this survey show that most academic libraries are using a CMS to manage their Use a CMS to manage library website Respondents were asked whether their library uses the same CMS as their parent institution. Users Whose Libraries and Parent Institutions Use the Same CMS: Users Whose Libraries and Parent Institutions Use the Same CMS: This study indicates that for libraries that transitioned to a CMS with their parent institution, the 


id: 4633
title: High-Performance Annotation Tagging over Solr Full-text Indexes
date: 2014-09-25
txt: ./txt/4633.txt
cache: ./cache/4633.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  In this work, we focus on the problem of annotation tagging over information spaces of objects stored to bulk tag or untag large sets of objects in temporary work sessions where they can virtually and in devised TagTick, a tool that offers to data curators a fully functional annotation tagging consists of two main modules: the TagTick Virtualizer, which implements functionalities for realtime bulk (un)tagging in the context of work sessions for Solr, and the TagTick User Interface, downloaded from http://nemis.isti.cnr.it/product/tagtick-authoritative-tagging-apache-solr. http://nemis.isti.cnr.it/product/tagtick-authoritative-tagging-apache-solr Information Space: Objects, Classes, Tags, and Queries Typically, given an Information Space, data curators set up the annotation tagging arbitrarily large sets of objects returned by queries q over the information space. Solr Information Spaces: Objects, Classes, Tags, and Queries object in the index contains field-value pairs relative to the properties and tag interpretations of (un)tagging actions, and eventually commit the session into the current Solr information space.

author:
  Manghi, Paolo; Artini, Michele; Bardi, Alessia; Atzori, Claudio; La Bruzzo, Sandro; Mikulicic, Marko


id: 4635
title: Usability Test Results for Encore in an Academic Library
author: Johnson, Megan
date: 2013-09-15
txt: ./txt/4635.txt
cache: ./cache/4635.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  friendly, according to a SUS (Standard Usability Scale) score, than the library''s tabbed search layout, Appalachian State University Belk Library website tabbed layout search, December 2012. Appalachian State University Belk Library website Encore Search, January 2013. This article reports on a task-based study, in which the last question asks the participant to This was a task-based study, where users were asked to find a known book item and follow two the library''s current search box layout was 62, and for UNL''s implementation of Encore, it was 49. library could choose to implement Encore with tabs (one for access to articles, one for the catalog, All thirteen users believed APPsearch (Encore) was searching "everything the library owned." The All users in this study recommended that the library move to Encore''s "one box" discovery service Because of this study, Innovative Interfaces made a wording change in search results for article to 


id: 4636
title: That Was Then, This Is Now: Replacing the Mobile-Optimized Site with Responsive Design
author: Bridges, Laurie M.; Rempel, Hannah Gashco
date: 2013-12-22
txt: ./txt/4636.txt
cache: ./cache/4636.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  to examine what tasks users actually carry out on a library mobile site. how our mobile library site is used, and why we ended up deciding to use responsive design as the point; approximately 10 percent of daily users accessing our library''s mobile site came from Research on library mobile site use or usability primarily has focused on users'' speculations about shift in the design of library''s mobile sites should include an investigation into what types of tasks visiting the library''s mobile site; as a result, the data is presented as the percent of total responses. Respondents'' reasons for visiting the library''s mobile site by percent of responses. the library''s mobile site to look for research on a topic, as well as to look for study room What Are You Searching For During This Visit to the Library Mobile Site? Percentage of respondents'' reasons for visiting the library''s mobile site by user group for 


id: 4656
title: Simon Fraser University Computer Produced Map Catalogue
author: Phillips, Brian; Rogers, Gary
date: 2013-05-03
txt: ./txt/4656.txt
cache: ./cache/4656.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  An IBM 360/50 computer and magnetic tape are used in a new university library to produce a map catalogue by area and up to six subiects Machine searches by area, subjects, author, publisher, scale, pro-;ection, date In the Simon Fraser map catalogue the Library of Congress classification "G" schedule ( 8) is adopted for comruter use. As commonly in map libraries, the main entry is area rather than author, which is of secondary importance. Information from the maps is entered on a coding sheet (Figure 1) The area master contains all maps and is used to produce the classified list and the alphabetical list. maps which have been assigned an L.C. subject code. changed or deleted by comparing the call number on the area master .''3: Layout for Area and Subject Masters and Update Tapes. number or area, maps are by subject code. Maps are arranged by L.C. subject code rather than alphabetically, which gives the 


id: 4657
title: Library Computerization in the United Kingdom
author: Kilgour, Frederick
date: 2013-05-03
txt: ./txt/4657.txt
cache: ./cache/4657.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  R. Maidment, Britain''s pioneer in library computerization, had introduced his bookform catalog at the London Borough at the University Library, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, had introduced an automated acquisitions system just a year later ( 2). The most striking development in the United Kingdom is computerization in public libraries, whose to be the major source of published information about library computerization in the United Kingdom. It is, therefore, of much interest that the first routine British computerization was of the catalog at the Camden Borough Library ( 1). records in its process for production of cards for sale to British libraries. The West Sussex County Library in Chichester and the University Library at Newcastle-on-Tyne have already converted their catalogs to machine readable form, the former having done somewhat less, and the latter The City University Library has computerized its book fund accounting at the City University Library," Program, 2 (April 1968), 15-29.


id: 4658
title: The MARC Sort Program
author: Rather, John C.; Pennington, Jerry G.
date: 2013-05-03
txt: ./txt/4658.txt
cache: ./cache/4658.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  special tape indexes, also may require sequencing by sort keys that differ from the actual character strings in the records. The first requirement for a program for library sorting is a set of generalized computer techniques for creating sort keys from MARC records to be included in the sort key, the basic program was to be highly generalized, allowing any combination of fixed and variable field data to be The MARC sort program was written to handle records in the processing format used by the Library of Congress. specify what variable field data are to be included in the sort key, how Using this information, SKED reads each record, builds as many sort keys as are required to satisfy the parameters, The subfield codes for a variable field may be specified not only to control the data to be included in the sort key but also to determine the 


id: 4659
title: KWIC Index to Government Publications
author: Norden, Margaret
date: 2013-05-03
txt: ./txt/4659.txt
cache: ./cache/4659.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  United States and United Nations publications were not efficiently processed nor readily available to the reader at Brandeis University Library. Two years later a Government Documents Department was created to handle all United States publications, as well as those of the where Superintendent of Documents and United Nations numbers were The KWIC index included all United States and United Nations publications located in the Documents Department. The Documents list consisted of two parts: one, an accession number publications were numbered and IBM cards were punched according to identify United Nations documents so that they were listed after the the Documents and Reference Departments and in the Science Library. Most often used in the case of United States publications were the Superintendent of Documents Monthly Catalog (9) and This evaluation of the KWIC index excluded considerations of the separation of the Documents and Reference Departments. 1968 to include all United States and United Nations publications acquired by the library.


id: 4660
title: Telecommunications Primer
author: Becker, Joseph
date: 2013-05-03
txt: ./txt/4660.txt
cache: ./cache/4660.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  in inter-library communications, including their capacities, types of signaL<; library network programs to facilitate interinstitutional services, a concommitant requirement emerges to understand and apply communications Of all the different kinds of equipment used by libraries for interlibrary communications, the one which has received widest acceptance for Teletype communications between and among libraries are beginning to emerge in both informal and formal network configurations. other libraries, to serve as a channel for querying union catalogs, to accommodate reference questions and services, and to handle internal communications. New channels of communication are being opened that do provide capacity for broad band-width exchange. There are three principal types of signals that telecommunications systems are designed to carry: 1) Audio-originating as human speech or video signals may be carried to their destination and returned: by telephone line, by radio, by coaxial cable, by microwave relays, and by communications satellite. The technology of Community Antenna Television (CATV) incorporates extensive use o.f coaxial cables.


id: 4661
title: Library Network Analysis and Planning (LIB-NAT)
author: Duggan, Maryann
date: 2013-05-03
txt: ./txt/4661.txt
cache: ./cache/4661.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  LIBRARY NETWORK ANALYSIS AND PLANNING (LIB-NAT) network transactions of eighteen Dallas area libraries analyzed using a Networks, and the inter-library cooperation they require, offer an opportunity to combine materials, services and expertise in order to achieve With the new tool of library networks, it is possible to provide responsive, personalized, in-depth reference service, and to provide it so rapidly is referred to as Lib-NAT, for Library Network Analysis Theory. among eighteen libraries of all types in the Dallas area to see how current practices compared with the ideal conceptual model The essential to supply a known item on request; and on-going inter-library loan transactions are a valid indicator of emerging network patterns in the current libraries of different types has provided a wealth of insight into network Symbolic Model of Inter-Library Networks. It is obvious that types of libraries, geographic level, types of transactions, various network configurations, alternate communication links and 3. Texas State Library: Ma;or Resources Center Communication Network Study.


id: 4662
title: Book Reviews
author: Kilgour, Frederick G.; Fuller, M.D., Ellis A.; Hogan, Alan D.; Burgess, Thomas K.
date: 2013-05-03
txt: ./txt/4662.txt
cache: ./cache/4662.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Information Retrieval Systems; Characteristics, Testing, and Evaluation, Despite the fact that users retrieve the majority of information that discussions of information retrieval This book is no excepton. of information retrieval systems and half of testing and evaluating such This book will not supplant other general introductions to information retrieval systems, but its discussion of testing and evaluation is a useful The purpose of this volume is to help such individuals evaluate their particular needs and design a method of managing information chapters deal with proper use of available sources of information, such Computer Based Information Retrieval Systems, edited by Bernard Houghton. introduction to large information retrieval systems. The book is a successful primer that provides a useful introduction to computer based systems for retrieval of journal citations from large files. Somerfield''s last chapter, "State of the Art of Computer Based Information Retrieval Systems," is more than its title implies, for the last 


id: 5105
title: The Free Software Alternative: Freeware, Open Source Software, and Libraries
author: Corbly, James Edward
date: 2014-09-25
txt: ./txt/5105.txt
cache: ./cache/5105.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  This paper will introduce the reader to the world of freeware and open-source software. discussion of licensing issues unique to freeware and open-source software, which leads directly to software packages on the Web. The author then addresses questions regarding the use of freeware Although many users may be unfamiliar with the concepts of freeware and open-source software, popular freeware products available,4 while Firefox users rely on an open source package.5 Many libraries) may ordinarily employ freeware and open-source software under the same precincts as The list of results will include freeware, open-source software, and Library-Specific Freeware and Open-source Software Questions Regarding the Use of Freeware and Open-source Software Downloading freeware and open-source software presents its own quandaries. Secondly, freeware and open-source software enable librarians to make increased use of computer Freeware and open-source software are good for librarians, good for the library, and good "Open-source software Directory," http://www.opensourcesoftwaredirectory.com/.


id: 5106
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: Services and User Context in the Era of Webscale Discovery
author: Dehmlow, Mark
date: 2013-06-10
txt: ./txt/5106.txt
cache: ./cache/5106.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  important features and functionality that are important to making discovery systems valuable, relevant results, and being more aware of the full user context not merely their search query. comprehensiveness of their research need, (3) type of scholarly materials the user primarily beyond just articles, library print collections and delivery services have continued to be neglected primarily because implementing those services in an intuitively integrated way, beyond the "link electronic access limits the ability of our users to perform comprehensive research and reduces access to significant resources and services that libraries provide. EDITORIAL BOARD THOUGHTS: SERVICES AND USER CONTEXT IN THE ERA OF WEBSCALE DISCOVERY | Some of the discovery systems have integrated the DLF recommended interoperability standards bibliographic data in these systems could allow for providers to build more intuitive connections through using their bX recommender service (a "users who downloaded this article also down http://www.serialssolutions.com/en/services/summon/features-functionality/search (accessed https://project.library.upenn.edu/confluence/download/attachments/5963787/DLF_ILS_Discovery-April08_draft.pdf https://project.library.upenn.edu/confluence/download/attachments/5963787/DLF_ILS_Discovery-April08_draft.pdf http://www.serialssolutions.com/en/services/summon/features-functionality/search


id: 5141
title: Rural Public Libraries and Digital Inclusion: Issues and Challenges
author: Real, Brian; Bertot, John Carlo; Jaeger, Paul T.
date: 2014-03-25
txt: ./txt/5141.txt
cache: ./cache/5141.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Technology Access Survey (PLFTAS), the authors found that rural libraries, on average, have With public libraries being many patrons'' only source of broadband access in many rural PLFTAS data2 about technology access in rural public libraries in conjunction with other studies of Libraries and the Internet and Public Library Funding and Technology Access studies, additional Therefore, while most public libraries help patrons access government services, rural libraries lag Many rural public libraries are the only providers of free broadband Internet service and Bertot et al., 2011–2012 Public Library Funding and Technology Access Survey, 14. Bertot et al., 2011–2012 Public Library Funding and Technology Access Survey, 14. Bertot et al., 2011–2012 Public Library Funding and Technology Access Survey, 14. Bertot et al., 2011–2012 Public Library Funding and Technology Access Survey, 14. Bertot et al., 2011–2012 Public Library Funding and Technology Access Survey, 14. Bertot et al., 2011–2012 Public Library Funding and Technology Access Survey, 14.


id: 5174
title: Usability Testing for Greater Impact: A Primo Case Study
author: Perrin, Joy Marie; Clark, Melanie; De-Leon, Esther; Edgar, Lynne
date: 2014-12-18
txt: ./txt/5174.txt
cache: ./cache/5174.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Eight students were asked to complete a series of tasks using OneSearch, the TTU Libraries'' tasks that participants completed using OneSearch while the team observed. The first task was a simple book search, allowing participants to familiarize The team timed participants'' performances with each task and noted each error or problem prior to completing the tasks, the team identified three expert users, three intermediate users, and interface, the team looked at three factors of the participants'' performances on the tasks. The error rate proved to be the most accurate indicator of usability problems with each task. Solution 1: If possible, make "Find Databases" a search scope in the dropdown menu. a few students went to the "Articles by Subject" tab and searched for an image (task 7). Solution 1: On the "Texas Tech Libraries" tab, remove "articles" from the dropdown limiter. Solution 2: On the "Texas Tech Libraries" tab, remove "databases" from the dropdown limiter 


id: 5243
title: President''s Message
author: Trainor, Cindi
date: 2013-09-15
txt: ./txt/5243.txt
cache: ./cache/5243.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  It''s fall already, and for LITA that means some exciting things! Andrew Pace; they presented preliminary findings at the Board meeting in Chicago in July. If you''re interested in LITA governance, check out the Board''s space on ALA Connect. (http://www.ala.org/lita/about/board/contact) to reach out to the Board anytime. September 30; the Forum Steering Committee will meet after Forum 2013; the Budget Review Finally, for those of you interested in leadership but not necessarily ready to run for Board, I want Our team of three ALA Emerging Leaders, Margaret Heller, Zach Coble, and Katie HeidgerkenGreene, surveyed LITA leaders, worked with Committee Chairs Coordinator Michelle Frisque and the Leadership Guide for New Chairs of Committees and Interest Groups Cindi Trainor (cindiann@gmail.com) is LITA President 2013-14 and Community Specialist & http://www.ala.org/lita/about/board/contact http://www.ala.org/lita/about/board/contact will inform future orientation activities for Committee and IG chairs and will then be handed over http://connect.ala.org/node/209032 http://connect.ala.org/node/209032 http://connect.ala.org/node/209032 http://connect.ala.org/node/209032 http://connect.ala.org/node/209032 http://www.gloriousgeneralist.com/leadership.html http://www.gloriousgeneralist.com/leadership.html


id: 5244
title: Editor''s Comments
author: Gerrity, Robert
date: 2013-09-15
txt: ./txt/5244.txt
cache: ./cache/5244.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  In this month''s issue, we welcome back the President''s Message column, with incoming LITA compelling piece describing the background, use, and potential library application of searchable University look at the potential effects of cloud-based next-generation library services platforms library services, Megan Johnson from Appalachian State University reports on usability testing of delivering web-based library services that will actually be of value to our users, delivered with To the user I was observing, the complexity undergraduate art history major, she was primarily interested in library resources and services resources using the library homepage as a starting point, rather than the LMS, she quickly became simple, direct "Resolve my library fees" link, with clear instructions on how to fix their problem, as we should be focussing on designing and delivering services that can be embedded in the context of the user''s natural workflows, not the library''s. If you have a passion for library technology, a willingness to 


id: 5267
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: The Promise of Immersive Libraries
author: Yavarkovsky, Jerome
date: 2013-12-22
txt: ./txt/5267.txt
cache: ./cache/5267.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  The library as a place for students and researchers to work individually with their literature has become a collaborative workspace where students work together on research have enabled librarians to provide immersive, 3D virtual world services that give a sense of Immersive technologies offer the promise of 3D virtual world libraries where students and their teachers can work together in virtual space with library materials and tools—search engines, These students would be able to use library resources as well as to communicate and space, physical research objects can be part of the study environment and be brought into an For example, if you were studying 3D models of Mayan pottery in a virtual library workspace, you literacy programs, immersive research and course consultations, virtual interlibrary document library space with the librarian and all the tools needed for help with dissertation research. Trueman, eds., Virtual Worlds, Real Libraries: Librarians and Educators 


id: 5273
title: Creating a Current Awareness Service Using Yahoo! Pipes and LibGuides
author: Kiscaden, Elizabeth
date: 2014-12-18
txt: ./txt/5273.txt
cache: ./cache/5273.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Migration from print to electronic journals brought an end to traditional current awareness services, technologies, a service utilizing aggregate feeds to the library''s electronic journal content was created existing technologies to increase awareness and usage of library-­‐provided electronic journal content. As libraries adopted electronic journals, many paper-­‐based current awareness services transitioned to an electronic table of contents service utilizing email alerts or referred users to RSS feeds made tools are available to create their own service.4 Formerly, journals may have arrived on a user''s desk awareness services and build information management tools using aggregate feeds. Hanson Library created a current awareness service utilizing RSS Sort operator, the content is connected to the Pipe Output, from which a single RSS feed is generated. Pipes lies in the advanced tools available for manipulating feed content. CREATING A CURRENT AWARENESS SERVICE USING YAHOO! CREATING A CURRENT AWARENESS SERVICE USING YAHOO! CREATING A CURRENT AWARENESS SERVICE USING YAHOO!


id: 5341
author: Lamothe, Alain R.
date: 2014-06-22
txt: ./txt/5341.txt
cache: ./cache/5341.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  libraries having e-resource subscription pricing based on usage statistics, the presence of outliers four-year period of stable annual usage levels.8 Between 2006 and 2010, the total number of fulltext articles downloaded from the library''s e-journal collection ranged between 640,000 and The first step is to identify suspected outliers by visually examining an entire usage dataset. Table 2 provides the number of articles downloaded for the title Polymer over a four-year period. When visually comparing the suspected outlier of 15,123 downloads to the rest of the values number of outliers in a dataset.29 The Q value is calculated by measuring the difference in the gap Table 3 represents the number of full-text articles downloaded for Polymer after the outlier had accepted value for the number of articles downloaded from Polymer in October 2010. 2. For each suspected outlier identified, take the usage values for the affected e-journal title 

title:
  The Importance of Identifying and Accommodating E-Resource Usage Data for the Presence of Outliers. The Negative Impacts of Inaccurate E-Journal Usage Data.


id: 5365
title: President''s Message
author: Trainor, Cindi
date: 2013-12-22
txt: ./txt/5365.txt
cache: ./cache/5365.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  the LITA blog (http://litablog.org/2013/11/call-for-proposals-2014-lita-forum/) for the call for At the Board meeting in the fall, we took a stab at updating LITA''s major goal areas. In other governance news, the Board will have an online meeting in January 2014, prior to Cindi Trainor (cindiann@gmail.com) is LITA President 2013-14 and Community Specialist & http://litablog.org/2013/11/call-for-proposals-2014-lita-forum/ Midwinter conference. Our Midwinter meeting schedule is: • the week of January 13 Online meeting, time and date TBA As always, Midwinter will also hold a LITA Happy Hour (Sunday, 6-8 pm, location TBA), the Top Tech Trends panel (Sunday, 10:30 a.m., PCC 204A), and our Annual membership meeting, the LITA Town Meeting (Monday 8:30 a.m., PCC 120C). Make sure to check the Midwinter Scheduler (http://alamw14.ala.org/scheduler) for all I would be remiss if I did not mention LITA''s committees and IGs and their Midwinter Some of the IGs meet virtually before Midwinter; some 


id: 5367
title: Editor''s Comments
author: Gerrity, Robert
date: 2013-12-22
txt: ./txt/5367.txt
cache: ./cache/5367.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND LIBRARIES | SEPTEMBER 2013 3 We have an eclectic mix of content in this issue of Information Technology and Libraries. planned LITA events for the upcoming ALA Midwinter Meeting in Philadelphia, including the LITA (MOOCs) would seem to present an ideal framework for the development of immersive library services to support learners who may otherwise lack access to quality library resources and how this has informed Oregon State University Libraries'' adoption of a responsive design extracting and processing graphical content from scholarly articles in PDF format in the field of The method offers potential for enhancing access and search services and bridging the semantic gap between textual and graphical content. Elizabeth Thorne Wallington describes the use of mapping and graphical information systems about how libraries are geographically distributed and whether they truly provide universal and Editor''s Comments Bob Gerrity Editor''s Comments Bob Gerrity EDITOR''S COMMENTS | GERRITY 4


id: 5377
title: A Candid Look at Collected Works: Challenges of Clustering Aggregates in GLIMIR and FRBR
author: Thornburg, Gail
date: 2014-08-25
txt: ./txt/5377.txt
cache: ./cache/5377.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  In the Global Library Manifestation Identifier (GLIMIR) project, automatic clustering of the records approach to cluster FRBR works and some GLIMIR content while the full GLIMIR algorithms use a GLIMIR clustering if collected works are not identified and handled in some way. right degree to cluster records for the same work are difficult to devise and apply. The GLIMIR and FRBR teams consulted several times to discuss clustering strategies for works, In many cases bibliographic records are allowed to cluster based on a uniform title. Moreover, musical sound recordings are largely collected works due to the nature of publication. Review of scores and recordings GLIMIR clusters showed a case where Haydn''s symphonies A and With experience, the team realized there can be no effective automatic GLIMIR clustering if collected works are not identified ... Clusters containing some member records that are collected works can suddenly mushroom out of control.


id: 5378
title: assignFAST: An Autosuggest based tool for FAST Subject Assignment
author: Bennett, Rick; O''Neill, Edward T.; Kammerer, Kerre
date: 2014-03-25
txt: ./txt/5378.txt
cache: ./cache/5378.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  A cataloger with a reasonable knowledge of Faceted Application of Subject Terminology (FAST)1,2 or http://www.oclc.org/research/activities/fast.html text selection features of autosuggest technology to create an in -interface subject assignment tool. Much of a full featured search interface for the FAST authorities, such as searchFAST ,12 can be Cinema as a subject heading, they would be directed to use the established heading Motion for "cinema" in an authority file interface, find that the established heading was Motion Pictures, and return to the cataloging interface to enter the established heading. As a web service, assignFAST headings can be manipulated by the cataloging interface software given here to add assignFAST functionality to a web browser interface using JavaScript and jQuery <script src="http://experimental.worldcat.org/fast/assignfast/js/assignFASTCompl ete.js" The autosuggest service for a FAST heading was constructed a little differently than the typical assignFAST can also be searched by facet, so if only topical or geographic headings are http://fast.oclc.org/searchfast/fastsuggest?&query=hog&queryIndex=suggestall&queryReturn=s http://www.oclc.org/research/activities/fast/ http://www.oclc.org/research/activities/fast/ http://oclc.org/developer/services/assignfast [page not found] http://oclc.org/developer/services/assignfast


id: 5403
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: A Considerable Technology Asset that Has Little to Do with Technology.
author: Dehmlow, Mark
date: 2014-03-25
txt: ./txt/5403.txt
cache: ./cache/5403.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES | MARCH 2014 4 personalities requires patience, flexibility, seeing the importance of the relationship through the Working with technology benefits from one''s intelligence (IQ), but working with people requires a organizations have a significant challenge because many root issues in technology are not well I would like to issue a bit of a challenge to technology managers as you are making hiring library, especially traditional areas, spend time evaluating candidates for soft skills like a relaxed demeanor; patience; clear, but not condescending, communication; and a personal commitment to EDITORIAL BOARD THOUGHTS: A CONSIDERABLE TECHNOLOGY ASSET | DEHMLOW 5 developing a better sense of self-awareness is one of the best ways to increase one''s EQ. DISC,3 which categorize your personality and work-style traits, can be very effective tools for opportunity to improve internal relationships between technology and traditional functional areas technology teams in libraries. Everything DISC, http://www.everythingdisc.com/Disc-Personality-Assessment-About.aspx. http://www.myersbriggs.org/my-mbti-personality-type/mbti-basics/ http://www.myersbriggs.org/my-mbti-personality-type/mbti-basics/ http://www.everythingdisc.com/Disc-Personality-Assessment-About.aspx


id: 5404
title: Review of EPUB 3: Best Practices
author: Cyzyk, Mark
date: 2014-03-25
txt: ./txt/5404.txt
cache: ./cache/5404.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  electronic book markup framework, EPUB 3—yet I have a hard time recommending it, especially if The first three chapters form the core of the book. Metadata," illustrates how the top level container of any EPUB 3 book is the "package chapters in a book, pointing out that EPUB 3 markup here is mostly a subset of HTML5, but also reading these first three chapters, my sense is that one is ready to dive into a markup project, the chapter on global language support I found to be fascinating. As an EPUB novice, my greatest desire would be for the book to provide, maybe in an Appendix, a fairly comprehensive example of an EPUB 3 marked -up book. reading systems designed to render EPUB 3 documents being fairly rare at this point. reading EPUB documents into the future is pretty sketchy.


id: 5480
title: Adventure Code Camp: Library Mobile Design in the Backcountry
author: Ward, David; Hahn, James; Mestre, Lori
date: 2014-09-25
txt: ./txt/5480.txt
cache: ./cache/5480.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  This article presents a case study exploring the use of a student coding camp as a bottom-up mobile library services and resources into their use of mobile devices, librarians can better design the user For academic libraries, a camp environment provides an educational opportunity for students, implementation,1 the library approach to code camps included sourcing student technical for location specific services, a key focus for the research team''s Student/Library Collaborative the research team felt that the camp was useful to their ongoing mobile app development process, ADVENTURE CODE CAMP: LIBRARY MOBILE DESIGN IN THE BACKCOUNTRY | WARD, HAHN, AND MESTRE 52 ADVENTURE CODE CAMP: LIBRARY MOBILE DESIGN IN THE BACKCOUNTRY | WARD, HAHN, AND MESTRE 52 ADVENTURE CODE CAMP: LIBRARY MOBILE DESIGN IN THE BACKCOUNTRY | WARD, HAHN, AND MESTRE 52 ADVENTURE CODE CAMP: LIBRARY MOBILE DESIGN IN THE BACKCOUNTRY | WARD, HAHN, AND MESTRE 52 


id: 5485
title: Negotiating a Text Mining License for Faculty Researchers
author: Williams, Leslie A.; Fox, Lynne M; Roeder, Christophe; Hunter, Lawrence
date: 2014-09-25
txt: ./txt/5485.txt
cache: ./cache/5485.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  the right to use the collection and the data mined from it for grant-­‐funded research to develop things were required: a large collection of full-­‐text journal articles in XML format, the right to text Hunter''s research group''s efforts to obtain journal articles to text mine for their research. Researchers interested in legally text mining journal content often find themselves having to NEGOTIATING A TEXT MINING LICENSE FOR FACULTY RESEARCHERS | WILLIAMS ET AL 20 NEGOTIATING A TEXT MINING LICENSE FOR FACULTY RESEARCHERS | WILLIAMS ET AL 20 NEGOTIATING A TEXT MINING LICENSE FOR FACULTY RESEARCHERS | WILLIAMS ET AL 20 NEGOTIATING A TEXT MINING LICENSE FOR FACULTY RESEARCHERS | WILLIAMS ET AL 20 NEGOTIATING A TEXT MINING LICENSE FOR FACULTY RESEARCHERS | WILLIAMS ET AL 20 NEGOTIATING A TEXT MINING LICENSE FOR FACULTY RESEARCHERS | WILLIAMS ET AL 20 NEGOTIATING A TEXT MINING LICENSE FOR FACULTY RESEARCHERS | WILLIAMS ET AL 20 


id: 5495
author: Fortier, Alexandre; Burkell, Jacquelyn
date: 2015-09-21
txt: ./txt/5495.txt
cache: ./cache/5495.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  personally identifying information such as IP addresses through online behavioral tracking. tracking practices to help protect patron privacy; second, they should be providing digital literacy education about behavioral tracking to empower patrons to protect their own privacy online. that "we protect each library user''s right to privacy and confidentiality with respect to information online privacy relate to the collection, use, and sharing of personally identifiable information, understanding of online tracking mechanisms and the strategies that patrons can use to protect Tracking mechanisms transmit non-­‐personally identifiable information to websites for different mechanisms can allow a website to identify browsing and information access habits, to infer user First-­‐party tracking mechanisms collect information about a site visit and visitor and A website using Flash cookies can therefore track users across The easiest step is for users to learn how to manage HTTP cookies in every web browser that they strategies for identifying and limiting online behavioral tracking.

title:
  Hidden Online Surveillance: What Librarians Should Know to Protect Their Own Privacy and That of Their Patrons


id: 5576
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: The Checklist
author: Cyzyk, Mark
date: 2014-06-22
txt: ./txt/5576.txt
cache: ./cache/5576.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  calling "software genres" for use in libraries. It doesn''t take much insight to see that software packages map to services and that groups of these Such clusters, I''m thinking, are actually genres of software. systems emerge to fulfil this need, e.g., DSpace, CONTENTdm, Fedora, EPrints, and Islandora. can think of each of these systems as the fulfilment of similar sets of requirements and these Now, we''ve identified one genre of software useful in libraries: institutional repository software. system/concrete-instantiation-of-requirements fulfilling the need in libraries to enable the too we might be aware of, say, the fact that many libraries implement systems to manage visual we''ll see that it is a need with requirements that cluster to such an extent that a genre has right place for this content, maybe we should look into these other systems designed specifically working systems that fulfil the satisfaction of needs similar to ours.


id: 5600
title: Applying Hierarchical Task Analysis Method to Discovery Layer Evaluation
author: Promann, Marlen; Zhang, Tao
date: 2015-03-30
txt: ./txt/5600.txt
cache: ./cache/5600.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  layers in the library context, the focus of usability tests has remained on the search interface rather offered little to test the rigor of the discovery layers against the user goals, motivations and workflow well discovery layers support users'' tasks in the contemporary library context. the workflow of discovery layers as a technology that helps users accomplish specific tasks, herein, Based on our three year experience of user studies and usability testing of the library website, we uBorrow allows users to search for, and request, available books from all CIC libraries, which includes Article scenario (CASE1) two search results, where green ''full text available'' may be Primo presented the search results in an algorithmic order of relevance offering additional pages Primo''s design allows users to review and compare several search results at once via the ''Find in Discovery layers are advancing the search experiences libraries can offer.


id: 5607
title: Measuring Journal Linking Success from a Discovery Service
author: Stuart, Kenyon; Varnum, Ken; Ahronheim, Judith
date: 2015-03-30
txt: ./txt/5607.txt
cache: ./cache/5607.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Online linking via vended services has become a popular method of access to full text for users in OpenURL link resolvers are "tool[s] that helps library users connect to their institutions'' through analysis of log files recording attempts by users to access a full-­‐text item via OpenURL. 1. Access to the full-­‐text article through a Summon Index-­‐Enhanced Direct Link. 2. Access to the full text article through the University Library''s link resolver, 360 Link. URL may lead to an OpenURL or to a Direct Link to the resource in the Summon record. improve linking to resources (including but not limited to full text of articles) through Summon. 6. The citation for the article as shown in the 360 Link menu or in the Summon record if As shown below (see table 1) most of the records tested in Summon used Direct Linking to 


id: 5625
title: Building Library Community Through Social Media
author: Young, Scott Woodward Hazard; Rossmann, Doralyn
date: 2015-03-30
txt: ./txt/5625.txt
cache: ./cache/5625.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  intentional social media practices, the researchers'' Twitter user community grew 100 percent in one Hofer notes that communities formed online through social media activity can generate a sense of research and practice from marketing to community building, recasting library-­‐led social media as Media Guide has an "activity focus" of "social interaction," a tweet category with a high percentage BUILDING LIBRARY COMMUNITY THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA | YOUNG AND ROSSMANN 37 BUILDING LIBRARY COMMUNITY THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA | YOUNG AND ROSSMANN 37 BUILDING LIBRARY COMMUNITY THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA | YOUNG AND ROSSMANN 37 BUILDING LIBRARY COMMUNITY THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA | YOUNG AND ROSSMANN 37 BUILDING LIBRARY COMMUNITY THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA | YOUNG AND ROSSMANN 37 BUILDING LIBRARY COMMUNITY THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA | YOUNG AND ROSSMANN 37 BUILDING LIBRARY COMMUNITY THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA | YOUNG AND ROSSMANN 37 BUILDING LIBRARY COMMUNITY THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA | YOUNG AND ROSSMANN 37 BUILDING LIBRARY COMMUNITY THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA | YOUNG AND ROSSMANN 37 


id: 5629
title: What’s in a word? : Rethinking facet headings in a discovery service
author: Nelson, David; Turney, Linda
date: 2015-06-15
txt: ./txt/5629.txt
cache: ./cache/5629.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  essentially Google users,3 or that they have the same information searching needs.4 This is a provide faceted navigation along with the search box interface. The presence of facets is a standard feature for all library discovery systems.17 However, as we will show below, facet labels are not easily understandable for the average user and our search set of best practices for making use of faceted navigation with text searching. encouraging the use of the facets, and in the process improve both the search results and the user All library discovery services make use of facets. Currently, the facet labels in library discovery service interfaces are limited to a list of nouns that facets.36 It will be important for libraries and vendors to do substantial user experience many (or even most) of whom also use e-­‐commerce faceted search sites, are able to recognize a do our users take advantage of faceted searches?


id: 5631
title: Linking Libraries to the Web: Linked Data and the Future of the Bibliographic Record
author: Gonzales, Brighid M.
date: 2014-12-18
txt: ./txt/5631.txt
cache: ./cache/5631.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Linked Data to libraries and their users are potentially great, but so are the many challenges to its New technological developments such as the ideas behind Linked Data and the Semantic Web have Linked Data to both put their resources out on the web, where they can be found by users, and in to lead users to a web of related data based on a single information search. Creating and using Linked Data technologies also opens the door for libraries to find the world of Linked Data immeasurably more useful than individually searching library very familiar, the linking of data from libraries to one another and to the web would also allow for useable Linked Data is a complicated process."32 Where MARC allowed for libraries to share The road to widespread use of the Semantic Web, Linked Data, and even possible implementations Library of Congress, Bibliographic Framework as a Web of Data: Linked Data Model and 


id: 5638
author: Zak, Elizabeth
date: 2014-12-18
txt: ./txt/5638.txt
cache: ./cache/5638.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  new applications for the technology as more and more users may come to expect access to and the role and needs of the user in LIS.51 Dervin pointed to assumptions in research on information-­‐ Data collected from searches of Google Blogs and the Library, Information Science and Technology The coded data suggests AR is conceptualized as a new development in digital technology worth ways users interact with technology and information. conceptualization of AR as a new technology with the potential to change the way users interact what types of information users are accessing through AR applications, and whether the library But beyond that, it is a technology changing the way users interact with information, and it has the potential to change the way users interact with information because of its versatility, mobility, and potential to change the way users interact with information because of its versatility, mobility, and 

title:
  Do You Believe in Magic? Exploring the Conceptualization of Augmented Reality and its Implications for the User in the Field of Library and Information Science


id: 5650
title: A Library in the Palm of Your Hand: Mobile Services in Top 100 University Libraries
author: Liu, Yan Quan; Briggs, Sarah
date: 2015-06-15
txt: ./txt/5650.txt
cache: ./cache/5650.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  libraries considering offering mobile services begin as soon as possible as patron demand for these mobile-­‐friendly access to the library''s catalog and databases, text messaging services, QR codes, QR codes have become popular in libraries offering mobile services. library''s catalog and databases, 3) text messaging services, 4) QR codes, 5) augmented reality, and OPACs, mobile access to databases, text messaging services, QR codes, augmented reality, and e-­‐ The results showed all of the libraries offered one or more of the specific mobile services in Chart library''s catalog, mobile access to the library''s databases, e-­‐books, and text messaging services example, in question 1, 88.24% of respondents offer mobile access to the library''s catalog, The final question of the survey asks libraries if there are any plans to offer a mobile service not design for websites so that patrons can access the library''s full site on any mobile device.


id: 5664
author: Tharani, Karim
date: 2015-03-30
txt: ./txt/5664.txt
cache: ./cache/5664.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  The BIBFRAME model attempts to contextualize the Linked Data technology for libraries. BIBFRAME) as means for harvesting and sharing bibliographic metadata over the web for libraries. BIBFRAME) as means for harvesting and sharing bibliographic metadata over the web for libraries. existing web infrastructure and allows linking and sharing of structured data for human and leveraging Linked Data for sharing library metadata over the web: LINKED DATA IN LIBRARIES: A CASE STUDY OF HARVESTING AND SHARING BIBLIOGRAPHIC METADATA LINKED DATA IN LIBRARIES: A CASE STUDY OF HARVESTING AND SHARING BIBLIOGRAPHIC METADATA LINKED DATA IN LIBRARIES: A CASE STUDY OF HARVESTING AND SHARING BIBLIOGRAPHIC METADATA LINKED DATA IN LIBRARIES: A CASE STUDY OF HARVESTING AND SHARING BIBLIOGRAPHIC METADATA LINKED DATA IN LIBRARIES: A CASE STUDY OF HARVESTING AND SHARING BIBLIOGRAPHIC METADATA LINKED DATA IN LIBRARIES: A CASE STUDY OF HARVESTING AND SHARING BIBLIOGRAPHIC METADATA LINKED DATA IN LIBRARIES: A CASE STUDY OF HARVESTING AND SHARING BIBLIOGRAPHIC METADATA 

title:
  Linked Data in Libraries: A Case Study of Harvesting and Sharing Bibliographic Metadata with BIBFRAME


id: 5666
title: President’s Message: UX Thinking and the LITA Member Experience
author: Vacek, Rachel
date: 2014-09-25
txt: ./txt/5666.txt
cache: ./cache/5666.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  My mind has been occupied lately with user experience (UX) thinking in both the web world and experience, some of which are the visual, interface, and interaction design, the information impacting our users'' overarching experience across our library''s web presence. Prior to winning the election and becoming the LITA VicePresident/President-Elect, I reflected on my experiences as a new LITA member and before I Rachel Vacek (revacek@uh.edu) is LITA President 2014-15 and Head of Web Services, University personal experiences in interacting with LITA and its members. One of my goals as LITA President is to enhance the member experience. and its products." 3 Therefore, I would say that the LITA member experience encompasses all members experience a good first impression, they are more likely to join or renew their content and design of LITA''s web page? efforts will positively impact your experience as a LITA member. 4. http://www.teresabrazen.com/podcasts/what-the-heck-is-user-experience-design, Garret said http://www.teresabrazen.com/podcasts/what-the-heck-is-user-experience-design


id: 5699
author: Holstein, Ann L
date: 2015-03-30
txt: ./txt/5699.txt
cache: ./cache/5699.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  usage of geographic data and geospatial technologies, and how libraries support these uses. successful geographic information service center within the campus library that offers a robust and purpose of gathering information about GIS services, staffing, equipment, software, data, and geographic data and geospatial technologies and how libraries support these uses. academic libraries offer, and the education and training of geographic information services mapping and/or geographic information at each ARL member academic library. survey respondents offer GIS software/mapping technologies at their libraries, 36% offer remote Geographic Information Software/Mapping Technologies Provided at ARL Member At 36% of responding libraries, the geographic information services area is located where the GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGIES IN ACADEMIC RESEARCH LIBRARIES | HOLSTEIN 51 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGIES IN ACADEMIC RESEARCH LIBRARIES | HOLSTEIN 51 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGIES IN ACADEMIC RESEARCH LIBRARIES | HOLSTEIN 51 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGIES IN ACADEMIC RESEARCH LIBRARIES | HOLSTEIN 51 

title:
  Geographic Information and Technologies in Academic Research Libraries: An ARL Survey of Services and Support


id: 5702
title: Engine Of Innovation: Building the High Performance Catalog
author: Owen, Will; Michalak, Sarah C.
date: 2015-06-15
txt: ./txt/5702.txt
cache: ./cache/5702.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  primary importance of the library catalog as the premier tool for researchers in higher education. library webpage and catalog were no longer the first choice to begin a search for information. the catalog database remains a necessary fixture, continuing to provide access to each library''s At UNC, our search logs show that use of the catalog increases as we add new capacity and content. Google-­‐like, and thus more often chosen for search, discovery, and access by library patrons. aids, enriched subject metadata in the catalog record to improve search results, and the North Carolina State University Libraries (NCSU) launched a new catalog search engine and such integration would drive more users to the catalog as a discovery tool for the library''s diverse percent chose the Library''s website, which provides access to the catalog through a single search as we continue to enhance the catalog and its services, but as we ponder the role of the library as 


id: 5745
title: Evaluating Web-Scale Discovery Services: A Step-by-Step Guide
author: Deodato, Joseph
date: 2015-06-15
txt: ./txt/5745.txt
cache: ./cache/5745.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  richly featured user interface providing a single point of access to the library''s local, open access, interface features that includes search options, faceted navigation, result ranking, and Web 2.0 evaluations do not always include input or participation from library staff, users, and stakeholders. of providing a comprehensive, step-­‐by-­‐step guide to evaluating web-­‐scale discovery services evaluation team will keep the process focused on user needs and ensure that the library selects discovery tools impact a wide range of library services and therefore require careful evaluation team selects the best tool for library users, product requirements should be firmly rooted in an gathered throughout the evaluation process, including user and product research, vendor when a user searches for an item that is not included in the central index or the library''s local Vaughan, "Evaluating and Selecting a Library Web-­‐Scale Discovery Service," 66. Vaughan, "Evaluating and Selecting a Library Web-­‐Scale Discovery Service," 66.


id: 5770
title: User Authentication in the Public Areas of Academic Libraries in North Carolina
author: Ellern, Gillian (Jill) D; Hitch, Robin; Stoffan, Mark A
date: 2015-06-15
txt: ./txt/5770.txt
cache: ./cache/5770.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  • What is the current state of authentication practices in the public area of academic libraries How many academic libraries were required to authenticate PCs in their public areas? 7. Were you required to use this authentication on any of the PCs in the library''s public area? Do you require authentication to access Student Only PCs in the library''s public area? USER AUTHENTICATION IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY AREA OF ACADEMIC LIBRARIES IN NORTH CAROLINA | 132 USER AUTHENTICATION IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY AREA OF ACADEMIC LIBRARIES IN NORTH CAROLINA | 132 USER AUTHENTICATION IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY AREA OF ACADEMIC LIBRARIES IN NORTH CAROLINA | 132 USER AUTHENTICATION IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY AREA OF ACADEMIC LIBRARIES IN NORTH CAROLINA | 132 USER AUTHENTICATION IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY AREA OF ACADEMIC LIBRARIES IN NORTH CAROLINA | 132 USER AUTHENTICATION IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY AREA OF ACADEMIC LIBRARIES IN NORTH CAROLINA | 132 


id: 5831
author: Turner, Benjamin; Fuchs, Caroline; Todman, Anthony
date: 2015-12-22
txt: ./txt/5831.txt
cache: ./cache/5831.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  complete a database-searching task after viewing a text-and-image tutorial, useful tutorial-testing tool while discovering that participants learned most effectively from text-and-image tutorials because both rounds of participants completed tasks different types of tutorials in providing online, point-of-need library instruction is early development of online instructional tutorials, library website usability testing, evaluation of online information-literacy instruction tutorials, best practices for the library instruction, and concluded "online tutorials cannot completely substitute for information literacy tutorial, known as "re:Search."19 They distributed a multiplechoice knowledge questionnaire to seventy-two students participating in their 2010 At Regis University Library, librarians created online interactive animated tutorials Task Completion and Success and Time, Text and Image Tutorial Group 2 Task Completion and Success and Time, Text and Image Tutorial Group 2 future library online point-of-need instructional tutorials. Online Video Tutorials in Academic Libraries: A Study of Student Preferences and Thank you for participating in the St. John''s University Libraries'' Tutorial Usability Study.

title:
  Static vs. Dynamic Tutorials: Applying Usability Principles to Evaluate Online Point-of-Need Instruction.


id: 5857
title: President''s Message: Twitter Nodes to Networks: Thoughts on the #litaforum
author: Vacek, Rachel
date: 2014-12-18
txt: ./txt/5857.txt
cache: ./cache/5857.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  The LITA Forum is a gathering of intelligent, fun, and passionate people who want to So many more people are sharing their research and their presentations through Twitter, and it''s usually encourage much communication between attendees, and "attending" the LITA Forum only conference experience and reviewing all the Twitter data, I don''t think the 2014 LITA Forum many links to tools that analyze and visually display unique information about tweets from the archive, and network within LITA and beyond our typical, often comfortable library boundaries. libraries can make use of Linked Open Data to share information about library resources and to Arts, helped attendees "Learn Python by Playing with Library Data" in the second, equally as http://orweblog.oclc.org, where he makes observations on the way users interact with technology But there are 174 tweets captured at the Forum that give examples of the web tools 


id: 5869
author: Dulock, Michael; Long, Holley
date: 2015-12-22
txt: ./txt/5869.txt
cache: ./cache/5869.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  in applying a modified Scrum management framework to facilitate digital collection production. applications.8 Scrum''s salient characteristics include self-managing teams that organize their work describes the roles, tools, and processes involved in this project management technique.10 Scrum meeting, the team and the Scrum Master determine how many of the tasks can be accomplished in Prior to implementing aspects of Scrum, the team also completed the scanning and metadata The details of digital collection production vary depending of the nature of the project, but the To begin, the team met to review the Scrum project management framework and considered how The team adopted the two-week duration typical of Scrum sprints for the pilot. Another benefit of Scrum is that the variability of the two-week sprint cycle allows the team to Hypothetical Backlog for the First Sprint of a Digital Collection17 Digital collection production has become more regular; work can be 

title:
  Digital Collections Are a Sprint, Not a Marathon: Adapting Scrum Project Management Techniques to Library Digital Initiatives


id: 5888
title: Exploratory Subject Searching in Library Catalogs: Reclaiming the Vision
author: Bauder, Julia; Lange, Emma
date: 2015-06-15
txt: ./txt/5888.txt
cache: ./cache/5888.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  online catalogs, users continue to struggle with narrowing down their subject searches to provide library catalog interface, enabling users to interact with and explore their search results in a and report on the results of usability testing of the visual interface with faculty, academic staff, and interactive visualization to narrow their search, they can choose to see a traditional list of results "X more topics"; clicking on that box zooms in so that users only see results from one LCC main In the Grinnell College Libraries, we''re testing out a new tool in our catalog that presents search EXPLORATORY SUBJECT SEARCHING IN LIBRARY CATALOGS: RECLAIMING THE VISION | BAUDER AND LANGE EXPLORATORY SUBJECT SEARCHING IN LIBRARY CATALOGS: RECLAIMING THE VISION | BAUDER AND LANGE EXPLORATORY SUBJECT SEARCHING IN LIBRARY CATALOGS: RECLAIMING THE VISION | BAUDER AND LANGE EXPLORATORY SUBJECT SEARCHING IN LIBRARY CATALOGS: RECLAIMING THE VISION | BAUDER AND LANGE 


id: 5889
title: Evaluation of Semi-Automatic Metadata Generation Tools: A Survey of the Current State of the Art
author: Park, Jung-ran; Brenza, Andrew
date: 2015-09-21
txt: ./txt/5889.txt
cache: ./cache/5889.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  semi-­‐automatic metadata generation tools (N = 39) while providing an analysis of their techniques, Through the use of semi-­‐automatic metadata generation tools, the library community has the automatic metadata generation tools while providing an evaluative analysis of their techniques, techniques employed in current semi-­‐automatic metadata generation tools. The tables included in each section provide lists of the semi-­‐automatic metadata generation tools these generally provide some form of semi-­‐automatic metadata extraction. EVALUATION OF SEMI-­‐AUTOMATIC METADATA GENERATION TOOLS| PARK AND BRENZA EVALUATION OF SEMI-­‐AUTOMATIC METADATA GENERATION TOOLS| PARK AND BRENZA EVALUATION OF SEMI-­‐AUTOMATIC METADATA GENERATION TOOLS| PARK AND BRENZA EVALUATION OF SEMI-­‐AUTOMATIC METADATA GENERATION TOOLS| PARK AND BRENZA EVALUATION OF SEMI-­‐AUTOMATIC METADATA GENERATION TOOLS| PARK AND BRENZA EVALUATION OF SEMI-­‐AUTOMATIC METADATA GENERATION TOOLS| PARK AND BRENZA EVALUATION OF SEMI-­‐AUTOMATIC METADATA GENERATION TOOLS| PARK AND BRENZA EVALUATION OF SEMI-­‐AUTOMATIC METADATA GENERATION TOOLS| PARK AND BRENZA EVALUATION OF SEMI-­‐AUTOMATIC METADATA GENERATION TOOLS| PARK AND BRENZA 


id: 5893
author: Maceli, Monica
date: 2015-09-21
txt: ./txt/5893.txt
cache: ./cache/5893.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  in developer-­‐oriented positions within LIS, this paper reports the results of a text analysis of a large a popular mailing list covering the intersection of technology and library work, the Code4lib The results of the text analysis of this dataset suggest the currently vital technology skills For those seeking employment in a technology-­‐intensive position within library and information understand common technology job requirements is relevant to current students positioning • What are the most common job titles and skills sought in technology-­‐focused LIS positions? relevant to technology in the library domain and to validate the job listing information and Figures 3 and 4 detail the most common terms used in position titles across librarian and Job Listing Terms Correlated with "XML" (most popular tag). Job Listing Terms Correlated with "Javascript" (Second Most Popular Tag), including Job Listing Terms Correlated with "Metadata" (fourth most popular tag). Job Listing Terms Correlated with "Developer." 

title:
  What Technology Skills Do Developers Need? A Text Analysis of Job Listings in Library and Information Science (LIS) from Jobs.code4lib.org


id: 5900
title: Self-Archiving with Ease in an Institutional Repository: Microinteractions and the User Experience
author: Betz, Sonya; Hall, Robyn
date: 2015-09-21
txt: ./txt/5900.txt
cache: ./cache/5900.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  institutional repository, the librarians leading the project wanted to ensure the site would offer users framework of microinteractions to how faculty members experienced the repository''s self-­‐archiving increase participation through requiring that faculty contribute their works to a repository.1 microinteractions as a user-­‐testing approach for libraries and discusses what we learned as a User Experience and Self-­‐Archiving in Institutional Repositories struggling IR at the University of Rochester included adding tools to allow users to edit metadata hundreds of microinteractions designed both for end users and library staff, while a self-­‐checkout employ user testing to carefully examine the deposit process as a discrete microinteraction and to We conducted two rounds of user testing for the self-­‐archiving process. Saffer describes a process for testing microinteractions and suggests that the Our user testing indicated that we would need to be mindful of how information like author names Library Self-­‐Archiving Service: The BDBComp User Case Study," Information Processing & 


id: 5912
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: A##TITLE##I Databases--The Next Frontier to Discover
author: Dehmlow, Mark
date: 2015-03-30
txt: ./txt/5912.txt
cache: ./cache/5912.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  optimize the visibility of their content in discovery systems before being willing to share it. and the complexities of including A&I data into discovery systems need to be carefully considered the content provider perspective and instead focus on the user, their query, and the context of searching for expert researchers, and discovery services provide quick access to full text."2 single system, discovery systems will never be able to provide the same experience as a native A&I content directly impacts their overall discovery experience. use in discovery systems: search counts (by collection and customer for A&I databases) and results clicks (number of times an end user clicks on a content provider''s content in a set of This would guide users back to the native A&I resource which both libraries and A&I providers that an A&I publisher shares its data with a discovery provider indicate significant value for the 


id: 8650
title: Data Center Consolidation at the University at Albany
author: Mugridge, Rebecca L.; Sweeney, Michael
date: 2015-12-22
txt: ./txt/8650.txt
cache: ./cache/8650.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  application and storage servers were consolidated into a new, state-of-the-art, university data The University Libraries maintained its own server room with two racks full of equipment that backup servers for other applications were housed in the university data center. move to the new data center included a conversion from physical to virtual servers. Construction planning for UAlbany''s new data center began in the mid-2000s and included the the servers in the alternate data center were moved to their new location. Advantages to the Libraries Moving to the University Data Center Disadvantages to the Libraries Moving to the University Data Center The majority of UAlbany''s servers were moved from the main data center to the new one in ITB on The Libraries were invited to participate in the planning for a new data center early in the process. Libraries participated in a two-year project to migrate their servers to the new data center.


id: 8804
title: President''s Column: Making an Impact in the Time That is Given to Us
author: Vacek, Rachel
date: 2015-06-15
txt: ./txt/8804.txt
cache: ./cache/8804.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  goals, establish a sense of urgency, generate buy-­‐in, engage and empower the membership, implement sustainable changes, and remain positive and focused – all within one year while to participate in numerous professional development opportunities, lead change, and make a As LITA President, I have put many changes in motion and am happy with As I reflect over the past year, it''s fair to say that LITA, despite some financial challenges, has had With all the changes to the organization and leadership, LITA is on the road to becoming profitable again and will remain one of ALA''s most impactful divisions. Rachel Vacek (revacek@uh.edu) is LITA President 2014-­‐15 and Head of Web Services, University I believe that LITA members will continue to rise to the occasion and make incredible things happen with "the time that is given us." LITA is an amazing organization because of its 


id: 8805
title: Editor''s Comments
author: Gerrity, Robert
date: 2015-06-15
txt: ./txt/8805.txt
cache: ./cache/8805.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Microsoft Word June_ital_gerrity.docx Editor''s Comments Bob Gerrity INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES | JUNE 2015 Library Discovery Circa 1974 Our ongoing project to digitize back issues of Information Technology and Libraries (ITAL) and its predecessor, Journal of Library Automation (JOLA), provides frequent reminders of what''s changed (and what hasn''t) in library technology in the past several decades. image above is from a 1974 advertisement in JOLA for the "ROM II Book Catalog on Microfilm" can use the catalog simultaneously in many different locations. Your patrons never touch the film—your complete library catalog "Locked-­‐in"! THESE ARE ALL THE BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY. This month''s issue of ITAL looks at the current state of library discovery from a number of tool for research, taking advantage of web-­‐based search technologies while retaining many of step guide to evaluating web-­‐scale discovery services for libraries. Unrelated to discovery but certainly relevant to issues around library 


id: 8919
title: Editorial Thoughts: Rise of the Innovation Commons
author: Colegrove, Patrick Tod
date: 2015-09-21
txt: ./txt/8919.txt
cache: ./cache/8919.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  information commons2 that is the library begins to acquire a more technological edge. concept of a library service or area referred to specifically as an information commons can be as the result of information commons resources "organized in collaboration with learning with broader K-­‐12 curricula; public libraries in support of lifelong learning and participatory In short, resources are provisioned in the information commons so that learning can happen; collaboratively align and provision resources in support of achieving organizational learning Aspects of the information commons are present in library makerspace – not only in the institution, it is also a learning commons; for example, in the case of a school or public library where makerspace activities and engagement collaboratively meet and support learning direct support of the library commons, going on to eventually launch as a business. Information or learning commons? technology to an information or learning commons does not automatically create an 


id: 8966
title: President''s Message
author: Dowling, Thomas
date: 2015-09-21
txt: ./txt/8966.txt
cache: ./cache/8966.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND LIBRARIES | SEPTEMBER 2015 technology conferences, LITA Forum consistently proves its value as a small, engaging, and programming, this year we''re working with colleagues from LLAMA (the Library Leadership and management and technologies in libraries. LITA''s fall schedule of On the staff side, we are happy to say that Jenny Levine has started as LITA''s new Executive Jenny comes to us from ALA''s IT and Telecommunications Services department, where she is still putting in some time bringing a new version of ALA Connect online. The Board will hold two online meetings this fall. Watch the Board''s area in Connect for details, or look for upcoming posts to LITA-­‐L and http://www.ala.org/lita/about/board/contact. I hope to meet as many LITA members as possible this year, at one of the upcoming in-­‐person It''s going to be a great year for LITA. Thomas Dowling (dowlintp@wfu.edu) is LITA President 2015-­‐16 and Director of Technologies, 


id: 8967
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: Information Technology and Libraries: Anxiety and Exhilaration
author: Cyzyk, Mark
date: 2015-09-21
txt: ./txt/8967.txt
cache: ./cache/8967.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  Libraries: Anxiety and Exhilaration Mark Cyzyk INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES | SEPTEMBER 2015 inherited nine-­‐years-­‐worth of projects and custom code including all the "micro-­‐services" Early on, a calendar embedded in a custom WordPress theme crucial to the functioning of Then, two days before the July 4 holiday, our Calendar Managers started reporting that our somehow forced a CLOSED notification, at least for our main library building, but no matter I spent quite bit of time studying the custom, middleware code that sits between our Google Calendars and our Website, and could see where the magic was happening. Mark Cyzyk (mcyzyk@jhu.edu) a member of the ITAL Editorial Board, happily works and INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN LIBRARIES: ANXIETY AND EXHILARATION | CYZYK Wordpress themes, adding Ruby code to a crucial piece of our Website infrastructure, and Many days, I just can''t wait to get to work and start paddling.


id: 9098
title: Reference is Dead, Long Live Reference: Electronic Collections in the Digital Age
author: Terrell, Heather B.
date: 2015-12-22
txt: ./txt/9098.txt
cache: ./cache/9098.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  In a literature survey on how reference collections have changed to accommodate patrons'' webbased information-seeking behaviors, one notes a marked "us vs. Reference collections are intended to meet the immediate information needs of users. Reference librarians develop these collections with the intention of using them to answer indepth questions and to conduct ready-reference searches on a patron''s behalf. locating sources that contain reliable information in a useful, accessible format and can be • Users prefer using print sources, and the importance of patrons'' ability to browse the Smaller print reference collections serve patrons in myriad ways, including freeing up As indicated previously, about 10 percent of print reference collections are used by patrons on a those users without library cards have access to these materials, is the collection useful? allows libraries to provide effective reference services by cultivating collections that patrons Much of the transition from print to electronic reference collections can be accomplished by 


id: 9150
title: President''s Message
author: Dowling, Thomas
date: 2015-12-22
txt: ./txt/9150.txt
cache: ./cache/9150.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  I''m writing this shortly after returning from LITA Forum 2015, which was a fantastic meeting. The new LITA Local Task Force will be responsible for creating a toolkit to facilitate local groups'' As we begin work on LITA Local events, we are also turning our eyes to our national Planning the next LITA Forum is essentially a year-round process. address that issue, we''re convening another new task force, on Forum Assessment and Finally, as I write this, the board is in the final stages of creating a Personas Task Force as a tool for Each of these task forces will work throughout 2016 and deliver their results by Midwinter Thomas Dowling (dowlintp@wfu.edu) is LITA President 2015-16 and Director of Technologies, LITA Local Task Force LITA Local Task Force Forum Assessment and Alternatives Task Force Forum Assessment and Alternatives Task Force LITA Personas Task Force LITA Personas Task Force


id: 9151
title: Editorial Board Thoughts: Library Analytics and Patron Privacy
author: Varnum, Kenneth J.
date: 2015-12-22
txt: ./txt/9151.txt
cache: ./cache/9151.pdf
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
summary:
  corresponding collection and analysis of data) and privacy (of records of user interactions Libraries, perhaps more than any other public service organization, are an altruistic goal: understanding the needs of their particular clientele and improving library services is possible in the traditional library setting through invitations to complete surveys Assessment that leads to new or improved services relies much EDITORIAL BOARD THOUGHTS: LIBRARY ANALYTICS AND PATRON PRIVACY | VARNUM Support Patron Privacy in Digital Library and Information Systems,2 outlines 12 principles that libraries (and the information service vendors they partner with) should follow as they establish "practices and procedures to protect the digital privacy of the library user." automated services at scale to our users through the Internet and simultaneously record and bluntly enforce user privacy by deleting the data, we should now take a more nuanced understanding of privacy, to conduct a protracted reference interview with our virtual users %20Principles%20Users%20Digital%20Privacy.pdf http://www.niso.org/apps/group_public/download.php/15863/NISO%20Consensus%20Principles%20Users%20Digital%20Privacy.pdf http://www.niso.org/apps/group_public/download.php/15863/NISO%20Consensus%20Principles%20Users%20Digital%20Privacy.pdf


