The CERN Workshop on Innovations in Scholarly Communication (OAI9)
University of Geneva June 17th-19th 2015
This series of Workshops in Geneva has become the major community
event in Europe in the year in which it is held. For these three
days, librarians, IT professionals, publishers
I have recently written a small Java web app called Retailer, which is a
platform for server-side XSLT-based web apps. It's a bit experimental and
I'd appreciate comment and especially feedback from people who want to try
it out.
https://github.com/Conal-Tuohy/Retailer
Then to run on top of the
Rice University is seeking a creative, dynamic, service-oriented
Database Metadata Management Coordinator. The successful candidate
will provide leadership in performing and managing bibliographic data
quality control, database maintenance and problem resolution. The
position reports to the
We are in the process of determining if offering childcare would be helpful to
parents attending, or considering attending, Code4Lib 2015. If childcare
would be helpful, please complete our very brief survey at:
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Thanks.
Code4Lib 2015 Pre-Conference Proposals:
We are now accepting pre-conference workshop proposals for the 2015
Code4Lib in Portland, Oregon. These workshops can either be a 1-day or a
1/2-day session and will occur on Monday, February 9, 2015.
To propose a session, please add the proposal to this
Apologies for cross-posting.
Hello,
I am conducting a short survey to find out how many people are using
JPEG2000 in the cultural heritage industry, and to what extent. I’ll be
presenting the results in November at a forthcoming JPEG2000 event, and
will distribute the
The new version of LibAnswers (we're currently playing around with a v2 beta
site) allows for separate knowledgebases, you can also set a knowledgebase to
only be accessible by certain groups. In our LA v2 beta site, we've set up a
group for library staff FAQs.
--
Jonathan Bloy
Librarian,
I'm not sure what all is in LibAnswers, but SubjectsPlus has a talkback
module for publicly answering questions from patrons, e.g.,
http://library.miami.edu/sp/subjects/talkback.php
and then an FAQ module, e.g.,
http://library.miami.edu/sp/subjects/faq.php
which is sprinkled with things that
Hi all,
I'm finally diving into our Libguides v2 migration and I'm wondering if
anyone would be willing to share their experience/choices regarding
templating. (Or even some code!)
I'm thinking left-nav is the way to go. Has anyone split the main content
column into two smaller columns? Done
I think this was not clear in my original question (probably not a good idea to
list LibAnswers and SP discussion board together).
We are looking for the library KB for staff only, so it will be not publicly
visible and, the access will be restricted to library staff only.
Thanks for the
How are you sorting out duplicate/multiple submissions from the same
institution?
On 9/15/14 4:18 PM, Paul Fogel wrote:
The original survey link had a trailing underscore. The correct link
appears below.
On 09/15/2014 10:22 AM, Paul Fogel wrote:
Apologies for cross-posting.
Yes, that is a known flaw in the survey design. Christy told me
earlier: I just realised I'll have no way to know if I'm getting
multiple responses from single institutions - oh well, I'll just have to
caveat that when I disseminate the results.
Paul
On 09/15/2014 01:38 PM, Shaun Ellis
Join your colleagues from the convenience of your desk for a free two-day
symposium on sustainable open source practices from the perspective of the
software project communities and from the software project adopters. There is
no cost for participating in the open symposium. The costs are
Community Programs Administrator for Library Technology Innovation
San José Public Library
San Jose
The San Jose Public Library is excited to announce recruitment for a new
position: Community Programs Administrator for **Library Technology
Innovation**. Under the supervision of the Division
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