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Friday, 17th June 2005

INFOMINE and Library of Congress Having "Discussions" About iVia Software

Professional Reading Shelf
National Library of Medicine
Presentations From the 2005 National Library of Medicine Update and Online Users' Meeting
+ NLM Update PowerPoint Presentations
+ NLM Theater PowerPoint Presentations
+ NLM Online Users' Meeting 2005: Remarks
+ NLM Online Users' Meeting 2005: Questions and Answers
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Libraries and Librarians
Source: RLG
New Issue (Volume 9, Number 3) of RLG DigiNews is Now Online
+ Selective Archiving of Web Resources: A Study of Acquisition Costs at the National Library of Australia
+ Bringing the Digital Revolution to Medieval Musicology: The Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music (DIAMM)
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Non-Commercial Web Directories--INFOMINE
Library of Congress
Metadata
Source: LC Bibliographic Enrichment Advisory Team
INFOMINE and Library of Congress Having "Discussions" About iVia Software
"The Library is in discussion with the INFOMINE Project (http://infomine.ucr.edu) at the University of California, Riverside about establishing a cooperative agreement to test the iVia software (http://infomine.ucr.edu/iVia/) developed for the INFOMINE project. iVia harvests, analyzes, and processes metadata from Web sites and other digital objects for use in the INFOMINE database. The parties believe that it would benefit the library community worldwide to incorporate the Library's subject authority and classification data into the iVia automatic classifier capability. It is thought that the incorporation of this data will improve the ability of the iVia software to generate metadata useful to the Library and other libraries, with minimal intervention by cataloging staff. The goal of the cooperative agreement would be to test this hypothesis."
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School Libraries--United States
Source: National Center for Education Statistics
Just released: America's Public School Libraries: 1953-2000
"Drawn from more than 25 sources, mostly federal reports and surveys, this booklet presents a history of federal legislation and national standards affecting school library media centers and key characteristics of school libraries at the national level, from 1953-54 to 1999-2000. This booklet is based on the report Fifty Years of Supporting Children's Learning: A History of Public School Libraries and Federal Legislation from 1953-2000 (NCES 2005-311). "
Full report (PDF; 672 KB)

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