Brief presentation of CONTENTdm digital library project named Picturesque Church and Monastery Buildings in Bulgaria.
The URL of my digital collection is: http://cdm15851.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landingpage/collection/p15851coll105
When marketing your products and services online in China, your website design plays a huge part in your success. Just as in real life, first impressions count. Best results are delivered through websites that are purpose built for the Chinese digital landscape and customised to suit local consumers – or otherwise heavily optimised for Chinese search engines and mainland users.
Learn the importance of a Chinese website for your digital marketing strategy in China; the design differences between Western and Chinese websites; how to define website design functionality that caters to a Chinese audience; and how to adapt your website to China’s unique online ecosystem.
Microsoft Ignite 2018 - SharePoint Related News & Announcements (with roadmap...Cameron Dwyer
This presentation is a roundup of all the SharePoint End User/Power User news and announcements from the Microsoft Ignite 2018 conference in Orlando.
It includes summary roadmap slides with delivery time frames at the end
Microsoft Ignite 2018 - SharePoint Related News & AnnouncementsCameron Dwyer
Microsoft announced several new features for SharePoint at Ignite 2018, including:
1. A unified user experience with a modern look and feel across intranets, hub sites, collaboration tools, and mobile apps.
2. Enhancements to intranets such as news linking, megamenu navigation, and site designs for consistent pages.
3. Improved collaboration through dynamic web part connections, location columns, and no-code conditional formatting.
4. Deeper integration with Teams through shared web parts and tabs, document library connections to channels, and team site creation.
Metadata design project for a fictitious organization. It includes organization context, Metadata Application Profile, metadata elements' functionalities, sample metadata records, replica of drop-down browsing functionality
Building a 24x7 Newspaper Digital Library & Archives - Anita Pujari, IFLA Con...Anita
Concept of a 24x7 information resource facility for a Newspaper/Media company. Case study of a digital resource on the company intranet which succeeded in growing to be a knowledge hub adding value across the company.
The document discusses trends in online publishing, including moving from print to digital formats and multi-channel delivery of content across various platforms like mobile, social media, email and RSS feeds. It also discusses strategies for building engagement and community online through tools like profiles, discussions, events, sharing content, bookmarking, commenting and increasing dwell time on sites through search, tagging, podcasts and recommending popular stories.
What does the future hold for the newspaper? How does tomorrow's editorial process look like and what new journalistic role can we expect? Here's Seismonaut's take at the Danish International Media Festival 2008.
When marketing your products and services online in China, your website design plays a huge part in your success. Just as in real life, first impressions count. Best results are delivered through websites that are purpose built for the Chinese digital landscape and customised to suit local consumers – or otherwise heavily optimised for Chinese search engines and mainland users.
Learn the importance of a Chinese website for your digital marketing strategy in China; the design differences between Western and Chinese websites; how to define website design functionality that caters to a Chinese audience; and how to adapt your website to China’s unique online ecosystem.
Microsoft Ignite 2018 - SharePoint Related News & Announcements (with roadmap...Cameron Dwyer
This presentation is a roundup of all the SharePoint End User/Power User news and announcements from the Microsoft Ignite 2018 conference in Orlando.
It includes summary roadmap slides with delivery time frames at the end
Microsoft Ignite 2018 - SharePoint Related News & AnnouncementsCameron Dwyer
Microsoft announced several new features for SharePoint at Ignite 2018, including:
1. A unified user experience with a modern look and feel across intranets, hub sites, collaboration tools, and mobile apps.
2. Enhancements to intranets such as news linking, megamenu navigation, and site designs for consistent pages.
3. Improved collaboration through dynamic web part connections, location columns, and no-code conditional formatting.
4. Deeper integration with Teams through shared web parts and tabs, document library connections to channels, and team site creation.
Metadata design project for a fictitious organization. It includes organization context, Metadata Application Profile, metadata elements' functionalities, sample metadata records, replica of drop-down browsing functionality
Building a 24x7 Newspaper Digital Library & Archives - Anita Pujari, IFLA Con...Anita
Concept of a 24x7 information resource facility for a Newspaper/Media company. Case study of a digital resource on the company intranet which succeeded in growing to be a knowledge hub adding value across the company.
The document discusses trends in online publishing, including moving from print to digital formats and multi-channel delivery of content across various platforms like mobile, social media, email and RSS feeds. It also discusses strategies for building engagement and community online through tools like profiles, discussions, events, sharing content, bookmarking, commenting and increasing dwell time on sites through search, tagging, podcasts and recommending popular stories.
What does the future hold for the newspaper? How does tomorrow's editorial process look like and what new journalistic role can we expect? Here's Seismonaut's take at the Danish International Media Festival 2008.
Discovery Layer Strategies for Kuali OLE: Indiana UniversityCourtney McDonald
This document summarizes Indiana University's implementation of the Blacklight discovery layer to replace its legacy catalog (IUCAT). Key points:
- IU has 9 campuses and 50 libraries with a shared statewide catalog of 8 million records.
- Blacklight was selected in 2011 for its flexibility and development community to serve as a unified discovery interface.
- Features implemented include campus-specific views, authentication, faceted search, and integration with digital collections.
- Challenges included managing a complex data environment and integrating multiple systems across campuses.
- Future plans include improving lists, notifications of new titles, and preparing for an upcoming migration to the Kuali OLE system.
SharePoint 2013 has FAST search built into its core fabric. New site templates and web parts have been added to allow you to build search driven applications. Through these search web parts, we can cross site collection boundaries to surface information, improve navigation and create a seamless experience across the different sites, site collection and web application. We will also demonstrate how to use cross site publishing to leverage multiple content sources. We also discuss several approaches for publishing internet sites.
Attendee Takeaways:
1. Understanding how to work with the Product Catalog site template in SharePoint 2013
2. Learn to setup and configure cross site publishing
3. Learn to add responsive design to your site
SharePoint 2013 has FAST search built into its core fabric. New site templates and web parts have been added to allow you to build search driven applications. Through these search web parts, we can cross site collection boundaries to surface information, improve navigation and create a seamless experience across the different sites, site collection and web application. We will also demonstrate how to use cross site publishing to leverage multiple content sources. We also discuss several approaches for publishing internet sites.
Leverage Your Expertise – Technology for Nonprofit Content Curation4Good.org
As nonprofit professionals, it’s easy to become overwhelmed with the quantity and pace of information. So we all turn to trusted friends to help us “find the good stuff”. As an expert in your area, you have a unique opportunity (and responsibility) to build your credibility and leverage your expertise by helping others make sense of your world. By adding resources to your website or blog, you become a content curator. Because the source of power for networked nonprofits is no longer “what you know”, it is in “how you use and share” what you know.
Learn how nonprofits and associations use IdeaEncore and many other online tools to save time and money and engage members through custom online libraries and re-using others’ materials to leverage their expertise. It’s an opportunity to become a leader of the peer-to-peer learning movement that is sweeping the nonprofit community.
Mobile Multi-domain Search over Structured Web DataAtakanAral
Text-based web search that is primarily designed for personal computers, can be enhanced and optimized while moving to mobile devices. New methods on web search may let user conduct the search without being hampered by the limitations of the device. Moreover, appropriate solutions may also exploit the advantages of such devices. This paper summarizes new trends and technologies of searching, especially multi-domain and exploratory search, as well as demonstrating how they can be best applied to mobile environments.
http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-642-34213-4_7
The slide deck for my presentation at the Vancouver PowerBI user group September 2017. Latest and updates in PowerBI - PAge drill, Ribbon, colorful visuals. Custom Visual gallery and comparing 20 custom visuals. The Reports can be found int he Data Story Gallery: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Data-Stories-The Anime Example: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Data-Stories-Gallery/Anime-Rating/m-p/252271
The fish example: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Data-Stories-Gallery/Fish/m-p/251903
The You tube video (45 min of a 60 min lecture): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aigmvBp-uX4&t=3s
- Web scale discovery services provide a single search box to search across a library's subscribed resources including journals, books, databases, and more. They index these resources upfront to provide fast search results compared to federated search which searches resources individually.
- Key parameters for evaluating discovery services include coverage, relevance ranking methodology, metadata quality, search refinement options, value-added features, and customer support. Subject indexing can be improved through "platform blending" which leverages subject indexes from databases.
- User studies have shown discovery services can improve search effectiveness for users compared to individual library databases or Google Scholar. Local support from the discovery service provider is important.
Pam goodrich and Joe Gelb - A Journey to Intelligent Content DeliveryLavaConConference
Learn how Cherwell Software used a digital experience platform (DXP) to implement a world-class Documentation Portal with minimal staffing and a condensed time frame. Learn how we consolidated documentation for multiple products, versions, and languages into single consolidated platform. We’ll discuss how we sold the project to Cherwell leadership, how we selected our vendor, and the challenges we faced during implementation.
The document compares web scale discovery services and federated search. Federated search allows real-time searching across multiple sources but is an older technology. Discovery services use pre-harvested metadata from vast collections and provide a unified search platform, centralized index, and relevancy ranking across all results in a single interface. While federated search relies on real-time queries, discovery services provide faster searches through pre-built harvesting and indexing.
This document discusses the Limo discovery system used by the LIBIS consortium.
- Limo provides a single search interface across multiple institutions, with customizations for each member's data, interface, and needs.
- Customizations include institution branding, search filters, off-campus messaging. APIs extract session data for custom views.
- Transitioning to Alma requires changes like publishing from the shared catalog versus individual systems and reworking the locations tab.
- Ongoing development involves testing upgrades collaboratively to improve efficiency for the consortium.
The document provides an overview of SharePoint basics for beginners, including the SharePoint hierarchy of sites, site collections, and web applications. It discusses common SharePoint elements like document libraries, lists, views, and the MySite personal dashboard. The document also provides tips for optimizing the SharePoint experience and concludes with contact information for the author to ask additional questions.
New approaches for data acquisition at europeana iiif, sitemaps and schema.o...Nuno Freire
Presentation on experiments at Europeana regarding new methods of aggregating metadata.
Presented at the Seminar Linked Data in Research and Cultural Heritage, on 1st of May 2017.
Connecting the Dots: Linking Digitized Collections Across Metadata SilosOCLC
This document summarizes a presentation about linking digitized collections across metadata silos. It discusses how projects like Europeana and the Digital Public Library of America have struggled to rationalize aggregated data. To better share data within and across organizations, standards and best practices need to be applied universally to connect related items and allow data to be consumed by both humans and machines. The presentation advocates for publishing data as linked open data using identifiers and schemas like Schema.org to form a knowledge graph and improve discoverability on the web.
This presentation is introduction to search world and deep-dive to Azure Search. Building well functioning search for web site is never easy. It needs planning of search indexes, analysis for technical solution and good knowledge about how users interact with search. Azure Search is simple search service to search-enable web sites and other systems. This presentation uses simple example site to make deep-dive to Azure Search and show audience how to build scalable and powerful search solution on it.
Online Exhibit Tools: Google Cultural Institute vs. Omeka and Other Open Sour...UCD Library
Presentation given by Daniel Montes, Library Assistant in the UCD Library Research Services Unit, at the 2017 CONUL Annual Conference held in Athlone, Ireland on May 31, 2017.
‘Online exhibit tools: Google Cultural Institute vs Omeka and other open sour...CONUL Conference
This document compares the online exhibit tools Google Arts & Culture (GAC) and Omeka. It summarizes their key differences, including that GAC is not open source and invitation only, while Omeka is open source and free to use. It evaluates them against functional requirements like layout customization, multimedia handling, and user interaction features. While GAC exhibits attract casual users, Omeka provides more customization and engagement of other users. The document concludes by recommending libraries embrace interoperable, metadata-driven tools to create sustainable online exhibit models.
Power Users Guide to Office 365 - Collab365 Summit 2016Chirag Patel
Office 365 is powered by more productive apps than ever before when compared with SharePoint on-premises. In addition to the user interface and evolving collaboration landscape, this session will cover all the Office 365 collaboration tools and technologies such as Delve, Office 365 Groups, Power BI, Access and SharePoint with no-code and browser based configurations. You will gain invaluable insights and how-to determine what tools to use for what business requirements or scenarios.
You Will Learn :
Understand all of the tools and technologies in Office 365
Know how much organisations can save with Office 365 apps
Get to know when to use what power user tool
Tricks and tips of what to do and what to avoid
Suitable For: End User, Power User, Project Management
Track : Productivity and Power User
An accompanying video can be accessed at http://techchir.ag/collab365summit2016
Union catalogandknowledge engineering for teldapAAT Taiwan
This document discusses the union catalog and knowledge engineering efforts of the TELDAP project. It outlines the development of metadata models and databases for different types of digital objects. It also describes plans to establish hyperlinks between content and objects by developing keyword extraction and automatic hyperlink tagging tools. The document concludes by discussing future plans to construct multilingual thesauri and develop knowledge-based retrieval systems to further enrich digital content.
This document discusses a new structure for destinations on Visitnorway.com. It proposes giving more control over content to individual DMOs and RTBs while still sharing a common platform. A pilot program tested profiling individual regions by adapting menus and features. The goal is to make it easier for tourists to access information and plan trips to different parts of Norway in one place, while allowing local DMOs to publish fresh, high-quality content closer to destinations and products. A governance model is proposed to coordinate development while giving regional organizations more influence over relevant content. The main project in 2014 will focus on local search, branding and investigating local domain names.
This training introduced the large-scale approach to describing multi-page digital compound objects. It was developed to disambiguate and clarify the new approach of describing compound objects in Project client/ContentDm. The training focused on important metadata fields, provided practical examples and instructed student assistants and staff how to apply the new rules consistently across all collections. The training session was followed by hands-on activities and discussion.
In-house vs. Outsourced Digitization: similarities, key differences and pitfa...Marina Georgieva
With the rise of digitizing archival collections across academic and public libraries, more librarians are getting involved in project management, but not all of them have expertise or relevant background in digitization or managing projects. In this 60-minute webinar, you’ll gain tips and strategies for managing digitization projects.
This 60-min webinar is designed to help professionals relatively new to digitization and project management as it outlines some similarities and key differences between managing in-house digitization projects vs outsourcing large-scale digitization projects. Digital project management and digitization expert Marina Georgieva compares and contrasts some important project components such as technology selection, forming and training a team, developing an efficient workflow, and establishing working relations with vendors from three different perspectives: smaller scale projects, larger scale projects and outsourced projects. Georgieva shares her recent experience, explores some challenges related to these types of projects, and covers ways to overcome them. She also provides advice for how to keep all of your projects successful regardless of potential technological or workflow hiccups.
This is a practical workshop based on the presenter’s experience and backed up with real examples from an institution with large-scale digitization capacity and multiple successfully completed grant-funded and internally funded digitization projects.
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This document summarizes Indiana University's implementation of the Blacklight discovery layer to replace its legacy catalog (IUCAT). Key points:
- IU has 9 campuses and 50 libraries with a shared statewide catalog of 8 million records.
- Blacklight was selected in 2011 for its flexibility and development community to serve as a unified discovery interface.
- Features implemented include campus-specific views, authentication, faceted search, and integration with digital collections.
- Challenges included managing a complex data environment and integrating multiple systems across campuses.
- Future plans include improving lists, notifications of new titles, and preparing for an upcoming migration to the Kuali OLE system.
SharePoint 2013 has FAST search built into its core fabric. New site templates and web parts have been added to allow you to build search driven applications. Through these search web parts, we can cross site collection boundaries to surface information, improve navigation and create a seamless experience across the different sites, site collection and web application. We will also demonstrate how to use cross site publishing to leverage multiple content sources. We also discuss several approaches for publishing internet sites.
Attendee Takeaways:
1. Understanding how to work with the Product Catalog site template in SharePoint 2013
2. Learn to setup and configure cross site publishing
3. Learn to add responsive design to your site
SharePoint 2013 has FAST search built into its core fabric. New site templates and web parts have been added to allow you to build search driven applications. Through these search web parts, we can cross site collection boundaries to surface information, improve navigation and create a seamless experience across the different sites, site collection and web application. We will also demonstrate how to use cross site publishing to leverage multiple content sources. We also discuss several approaches for publishing internet sites.
Leverage Your Expertise – Technology for Nonprofit Content Curation4Good.org
As nonprofit professionals, it’s easy to become overwhelmed with the quantity and pace of information. So we all turn to trusted friends to help us “find the good stuff”. As an expert in your area, you have a unique opportunity (and responsibility) to build your credibility and leverage your expertise by helping others make sense of your world. By adding resources to your website or blog, you become a content curator. Because the source of power for networked nonprofits is no longer “what you know”, it is in “how you use and share” what you know.
Learn how nonprofits and associations use IdeaEncore and many other online tools to save time and money and engage members through custom online libraries and re-using others’ materials to leverage their expertise. It’s an opportunity to become a leader of the peer-to-peer learning movement that is sweeping the nonprofit community.
Mobile Multi-domain Search over Structured Web DataAtakanAral
Text-based web search that is primarily designed for personal computers, can be enhanced and optimized while moving to mobile devices. New methods on web search may let user conduct the search without being hampered by the limitations of the device. Moreover, appropriate solutions may also exploit the advantages of such devices. This paper summarizes new trends and technologies of searching, especially multi-domain and exploratory search, as well as demonstrating how they can be best applied to mobile environments.
http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-642-34213-4_7
The slide deck for my presentation at the Vancouver PowerBI user group September 2017. Latest and updates in PowerBI - PAge drill, Ribbon, colorful visuals. Custom Visual gallery and comparing 20 custom visuals. The Reports can be found int he Data Story Gallery: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Data-Stories-The Anime Example: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Data-Stories-Gallery/Anime-Rating/m-p/252271
The fish example: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Data-Stories-Gallery/Fish/m-p/251903
The You tube video (45 min of a 60 min lecture): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aigmvBp-uX4&t=3s
- Web scale discovery services provide a single search box to search across a library's subscribed resources including journals, books, databases, and more. They index these resources upfront to provide fast search results compared to federated search which searches resources individually.
- Key parameters for evaluating discovery services include coverage, relevance ranking methodology, metadata quality, search refinement options, value-added features, and customer support. Subject indexing can be improved through "platform blending" which leverages subject indexes from databases.
- User studies have shown discovery services can improve search effectiveness for users compared to individual library databases or Google Scholar. Local support from the discovery service provider is important.
Pam goodrich and Joe Gelb - A Journey to Intelligent Content DeliveryLavaConConference
Learn how Cherwell Software used a digital experience platform (DXP) to implement a world-class Documentation Portal with minimal staffing and a condensed time frame. Learn how we consolidated documentation for multiple products, versions, and languages into single consolidated platform. We’ll discuss how we sold the project to Cherwell leadership, how we selected our vendor, and the challenges we faced during implementation.
The document compares web scale discovery services and federated search. Federated search allows real-time searching across multiple sources but is an older technology. Discovery services use pre-harvested metadata from vast collections and provide a unified search platform, centralized index, and relevancy ranking across all results in a single interface. While federated search relies on real-time queries, discovery services provide faster searches through pre-built harvesting and indexing.
This document discusses the Limo discovery system used by the LIBIS consortium.
- Limo provides a single search interface across multiple institutions, with customizations for each member's data, interface, and needs.
- Customizations include institution branding, search filters, off-campus messaging. APIs extract session data for custom views.
- Transitioning to Alma requires changes like publishing from the shared catalog versus individual systems and reworking the locations tab.
- Ongoing development involves testing upgrades collaboratively to improve efficiency for the consortium.
The document provides an overview of SharePoint basics for beginners, including the SharePoint hierarchy of sites, site collections, and web applications. It discusses common SharePoint elements like document libraries, lists, views, and the MySite personal dashboard. The document also provides tips for optimizing the SharePoint experience and concludes with contact information for the author to ask additional questions.
New approaches for data acquisition at europeana iiif, sitemaps and schema.o...Nuno Freire
Presentation on experiments at Europeana regarding new methods of aggregating metadata.
Presented at the Seminar Linked Data in Research and Cultural Heritage, on 1st of May 2017.
Connecting the Dots: Linking Digitized Collections Across Metadata SilosOCLC
This document summarizes a presentation about linking digitized collections across metadata silos. It discusses how projects like Europeana and the Digital Public Library of America have struggled to rationalize aggregated data. To better share data within and across organizations, standards and best practices need to be applied universally to connect related items and allow data to be consumed by both humans and machines. The presentation advocates for publishing data as linked open data using identifiers and schemas like Schema.org to form a knowledge graph and improve discoverability on the web.
This presentation is introduction to search world and deep-dive to Azure Search. Building well functioning search for web site is never easy. It needs planning of search indexes, analysis for technical solution and good knowledge about how users interact with search. Azure Search is simple search service to search-enable web sites and other systems. This presentation uses simple example site to make deep-dive to Azure Search and show audience how to build scalable and powerful search solution on it.
Online Exhibit Tools: Google Cultural Institute vs. Omeka and Other Open Sour...UCD Library
Presentation given by Daniel Montes, Library Assistant in the UCD Library Research Services Unit, at the 2017 CONUL Annual Conference held in Athlone, Ireland on May 31, 2017.
‘Online exhibit tools: Google Cultural Institute vs Omeka and other open sour...CONUL Conference
This document compares the online exhibit tools Google Arts & Culture (GAC) and Omeka. It summarizes their key differences, including that GAC is not open source and invitation only, while Omeka is open source and free to use. It evaluates them against functional requirements like layout customization, multimedia handling, and user interaction features. While GAC exhibits attract casual users, Omeka provides more customization and engagement of other users. The document concludes by recommending libraries embrace interoperable, metadata-driven tools to create sustainable online exhibit models.
Power Users Guide to Office 365 - Collab365 Summit 2016Chirag Patel
Office 365 is powered by more productive apps than ever before when compared with SharePoint on-premises. In addition to the user interface and evolving collaboration landscape, this session will cover all the Office 365 collaboration tools and technologies such as Delve, Office 365 Groups, Power BI, Access and SharePoint with no-code and browser based configurations. You will gain invaluable insights and how-to determine what tools to use for what business requirements or scenarios.
You Will Learn :
Understand all of the tools and technologies in Office 365
Know how much organisations can save with Office 365 apps
Get to know when to use what power user tool
Tricks and tips of what to do and what to avoid
Suitable For: End User, Power User, Project Management
Track : Productivity and Power User
An accompanying video can be accessed at http://techchir.ag/collab365summit2016
Union catalogandknowledge engineering for teldapAAT Taiwan
This document discusses the union catalog and knowledge engineering efforts of the TELDAP project. It outlines the development of metadata models and databases for different types of digital objects. It also describes plans to establish hyperlinks between content and objects by developing keyword extraction and automatic hyperlink tagging tools. The document concludes by discussing future plans to construct multilingual thesauri and develop knowledge-based retrieval systems to further enrich digital content.
This document discusses a new structure for destinations on Visitnorway.com. It proposes giving more control over content to individual DMOs and RTBs while still sharing a common platform. A pilot program tested profiling individual regions by adapting menus and features. The goal is to make it easier for tourists to access information and plan trips to different parts of Norway in one place, while allowing local DMOs to publish fresh, high-quality content closer to destinations and products. A governance model is proposed to coordinate development while giving regional organizations more influence over relevant content. The main project in 2014 will focus on local search, branding and investigating local domain names.
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This training introduced the large-scale approach to describing multi-page digital compound objects. It was developed to disambiguate and clarify the new approach of describing compound objects in Project client/ContentDm. The training focused on important metadata fields, provided practical examples and instructed student assistants and staff how to apply the new rules consistently across all collections. The training session was followed by hands-on activities and discussion.
In-house vs. Outsourced Digitization: similarities, key differences and pitfa...Marina Georgieva
With the rise of digitizing archival collections across academic and public libraries, more librarians are getting involved in project management, but not all of them have expertise or relevant background in digitization or managing projects. In this 60-minute webinar, you’ll gain tips and strategies for managing digitization projects.
This 60-min webinar is designed to help professionals relatively new to digitization and project management as it outlines some similarities and key differences between managing in-house digitization projects vs outsourcing large-scale digitization projects. Digital project management and digitization expert Marina Georgieva compares and contrasts some important project components such as technology selection, forming and training a team, developing an efficient workflow, and establishing working relations with vendors from three different perspectives: smaller scale projects, larger scale projects and outsourced projects. Georgieva shares her recent experience, explores some challenges related to these types of projects, and covers ways to overcome them. She also provides advice for how to keep all of your projects successful regardless of potential technological or workflow hiccups.
This is a practical workshop based on the presenter’s experience and backed up with real examples from an institution with large-scale digitization capacity and multiple successfully completed grant-funded and internally funded digitization projects.
Overview of the metadata role in resource description, resource discovery and website faceting. The presentation discusses metadata consistency, granularity and types (descriptive, administrative and structural) with emphasis on technical and preservation metadata. The presentation introduces Dublin Core element set as well as other popular metadata schemas and their applications. The presentation also outlines the benefits of metadata reuse and the significant role of the Metadata application profile in structuring, normalizing, disambiguating and making metadata consistent and interoperable. Additionally, it points out the significance of using controlled vocabularies and their role in disambiguating words, synonym control and consistency across collections. Introduces types of controlled vocabularies and their applications, followed by examples of some issues related to inconsistency and redundancy when applying metadata using the large-scale digitization approach.
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The 90-min workshop presented at ER&L Annual Conference covers the main website components and some fundamental tools for static web design. The session has a practical component with hands-on activities - during that part the participants can actively build a custom WordPress website.
The session is divided as follows:
- Part I (45 min) features 20 min presentation of basic web design concepts, tools and technologies and 25 min demo of the back-end of 2 static WordPress websites (free and paid versions)
- Part II (45 min) features hands-on guided activities to design a new WordPress website from scratch
Attendees will learn web design fundamentals and some important practical skills. The session aims to spark creativity and inspiration, and the hands-on activities will teach the attendees how to design a custom static WordPress website. They will also learn tips and tricks how to get out of the framed templates and customize them according to their taste/needs by applying HTML and CSS coding.
What Will You Learn
- basic web design concepts such as navigation, information architecture, user experience; project needs assessment, graphic design and graphic layout
- fundamental tools for web design
- main web design technologies
- WordPress
How You Will Learn
- presentation
- demonstration
- hands-on activities
Link to workshop activities: http://bit.ly/WPactivities
Link to workshop hands-on flyer: http://bit.ly/WPhandson
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Interactive poster session presented at ACRL 2019. View interactive poster at http://bit.ly/ACRL-poster.
This poster proposes an academic library approach to addressing temporary project staffing in Special Collections and Archives with a focus on organizational transformation, professional development, and mentoring. The strategy includes both managerial perspective and insights from a visiting faculty librarian on key aspects of hiring, supporting, and leveraging temporary professional staff for impactful organizational development. While the focus of temporary projects is often completing deliverables on time, this poster presents three areas of layered learning outcomes that leverage project work as a catalyst for organizational development, managerial development, and new professional mentoring.
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This inforgraphic outlines my 2018 accomplishments in 3 areas - job performance, scholarship and service. All my work supports making the UNLV Digital Collection resources more accessible for users and sustainable for long-term digital preservation. My scholarship efforts aim to fill a gap in the library field by sharing practical solutions for some challenges in my area.
Building websites and leading librarians to a new level of project engagementMarina Georgieva
Crash course on web design for librarians that builds fundamental web design and web development skills and introduces free technologies to make sleek websites.
This session demonstrated how easy it is to do web design of a static WordPress-driven website. Attendees learned the fundamentals of web design and added practical skills in their toolbox.
Some of the topics covered are: web design basics such as navigation, information architecture, user experience, project needs assessment, graphic design and graphic layout. Additionally, attendees got familiar with a popular tool WordPress (a content management system; its the free version and the paid options; also options with and without clients’ hosting and domain). Lastly, they learned tips and tricks how to get out of the framed templates and customize them according to their taste/needs by applying some HTML and CSS coding.
Link to session: https://forum.lita.org/sessions/building-websites-and-leading-librarians-to-a-new-level-of-project-engagement/
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Lightning talk part of the 2018 NDSA Forum Opening Plenary about the role of the digital librarian and how it relates to digital preservation.
It’s common misconception digital librarians are involved only in digitizing historic materials. In fact managing digital projects is only their visible role. Once it’s over, librarians embrace their new role of information architects directly engaged in the digital preservation process of archiving master files. The digital librarian is that unit in the prep process for digital preservation that ensures meticulously organized archival directories, easy navigation and smooth file retrieval. Part of session: Minute Madness https://dlfforum2018.sched.com/event/FVDU/minute-madness
101 crash course on the fundamentals of digitizing archival collections from start to finish
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This introductory level presentation discusses the basics of digitizing collections from start to finish. The author reveals some secrets as well as tips and tricks for achieving efficiency and sustainability of digital projects. All libraries have unique collections that deserve to gain more publicity. This crash course targets librarians passionate to learn how to create efficient workflows and explains in details all steps involved in digitization - from selection, through preparation, digitization, object description (metadata) to publishing online.
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Title: Techniques for successful management of a large-scale newspaper digitization project with outsourced digitization: effective collaboration, increased productivity and outstanding final product
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The poster session was aimed at project managers seeking to learn how to successfully manage large-scale digitization projects using limited human resources and external digitization vendors to complete the work within the time frame and deliver a product with outstanding quality.
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Different game formats will be played in groups in parallel. Examples are an ice-breaker to get people talking about psychological safety, a constellation where people take positions about aspects of psychological safety in their team or organization, and collaborative card games where people work together to create an environment that fosters psychological safety.
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Presentation of CONTENTdm Digital Library Project (April 2015)
1. Picturesque Church and
Monastery Buildings in Bulgaria
Digital collection developed by:
Marina Georgieva
Collection URL:
http://cdm15851.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landingpage/coll
ection/p15851coll105April 2015
2. Digital collection creation
Scenario
Scenario
• Bulgarian Cultural Heritage Institute: a
fictitious organization that develops and hosts
the collection
• Project purpose: promotion of Bulgarian
Cultural Heritage Sites as the ultimate goal is
to attract tourist from all over the world
• Project scope: Religious Heritage Sites in
Bulgaria from the period 5th through 19th
century.
• Religious heritage sites is subdivision of
Bulgarian Cultural Heritage Sites that focus
on church and monastery buildings with
architectural value
A view from the HOME page of the collection
3. Digital collection creation
Project realization
Project realization steps
• Deciding on the project scope in the context of the
scenario outlined in slide 2
• Gathering resources from organizations and
individuals (donations and permissions of use)
– URLs
– Photographs
– Films
– Books
• Creating resources especially for the collection
– Pamphlets with slides
– Audio recordings
– Video recordings
• Processing the analog resources
– Scanning photographs at 600 dpi | saving them in JPG
– Scanning books at 300 dpi | saving them in PDF
• Processing the digital resources
– Generating various formats of the audio-visual resources
– Retouching photographs in Photoshop when necessary
(adjusting contrast, brightness, color; cropping, removing logos
etc.)
• Developing metadata application profile (see slide
4 for details)
• Developing metadata template in CONTENTdm
based on the metadata application profile (see slide
5 for details)
• Organizing the digital collection for access
– Searching features | customized Quick View
– Suggested topics | facets | customized browsing
• Creating identity for the digital collection (see slides
12÷14 for details)
• Creating About and Help section (see slide 15 for
details)
4. Digital collection creation
Organizing the collection for access: METADATA
Page 1 from the MAP developed to meet the needs of the collection
Metadata Application Profile
• Important for developing local element set
• Facilitates the metadata creation
• Provides vital information for the metadata input
– Element name that’s displayed in the public interface
– Concise definition explaining the element scope
– Obligation of elements [Mandatory vs. Required vs. Optional]
– Occurrence of elements [Repeatable vs. Non-repeatable]
– Encoding schemes used with the various elements (TGN | TGM |
LCSH | AAT | ISO 6709 | W3CDTF, etc.)
– Mapping to the most appropriate Dublin Core element for data
interchange and OAI-PMH contribution
– Detailed input guidelines for clarity and examples for illustration of
correct metadata creation and consistency
• Promotes consistency of the collection metadata in
the long-run by giving specific rules, instructions and
examples for the metadata creators
5. Digital collection creation
Organizing the collection for access: METADATA
Part of CONTENTdm Metadata Fields based on MAP
CONTENTdm Metadata Fields
• Entirely organized on the MAP (slide 4)
• Consists of a local metadata element set featuring 25
elements, 12 of each are mandatory.
• Mandatory elements cannot be skipped during the
process of entering metadata, because they provide
vital information for the record
• The element Description is a Full Text Search
elements that facilitates the users in locating a
resource
• The elements are arranged in a way that provides
the most significant information for the resource first
and anything less important comes towards the end
• Regardless the optional character of some elements,
I strive for rich and descriptive metadata records
by doing my best to fill all the fields
6. Digital collection creation
Organizing the collection for access: METADATA
Specific Metadata Fields
• Purpose: to facilitate the potential tourists who plan
a trip to Bulgaria by giving them important information
about the name and the location of the historical site
• Fields with metadata in Bulgarian
– Purpose: to give the users the exact spelling of the names as they
appear in highway signs and road/online maps. Additionally in the
location element the ZIP code and the county are provided for
convenience
– Fields:
• Church/Monastery Name
• Church/Monastery Location (LAF)
• Geographic Coordinates field is intended to
disambiguate the exact location of the
historical site for buildings with very similar
names or located in the same county
Specific metadata fields circled in red
7. Digital collection creation
Organizing the collection for access: BROWSING
Browsing functionalities
• Buttons that promote browsing: Browse All | Audio |
Video | Books | Photographs | Monastery Guides
– Browse All provides access to all the items hosted in the
collection. The user can further narrow the results by applying
facets (see video tutorials at the end of the presentation)
– Audio | Video | Books | Photographs | Monastery Guides
buttons provide quick access and enable the users to browse in
the different categories. These buttons basically sort out the
resources according to their format and are convenient for the
user instead of having him to perform a format search himself
• Facets
– Located in the left navigation menu
– Time-saving and effortless browse result refinement
– Narrow your search by: allows the users to further refine the
browsing/searching by applying different filters
– Browse suggested topics: conveniently lists how many resources
are hosted in each of the subcategories and facilitates the user to
quickly switch to browsing a specific type of church/monastery
Buttons that promote browsing
Facetsontheleft
circledinred
8. Digital collection creation
Organizing the collection for access: BROWSING
Home screen browsing
• Home screen browsing allows the
users to quickly jump into the
collection without any initial
frustration how to get started
• Browse these suggested topics
(located below the collection
description) conveniently lists the
categories and the number of
resources in each of them. Users
can quickly access any of them by
following the links
• Recent additions allows the
returning users to browse what has
been recently uploaded to the
collection without the need to
browse through all the items
Home screen browsing:
Browse suggested topics (bottom) | Recent additions (right)
9. Digital collection creation
Organizing the collection for access: SEARCHING
Basic search
• This is the most intuitive search type. Users simply
need to type a keyword in the search box under the
navigation bar
• Basic search type searches for match of the entered
query within all the fields of the resources
• It usually has high recall
• Users can further narrow the search results by
applying facets available on the left
Full text search
• Very convenient feature that enables the users to
search within the description field of each resource
• Full text search box is located above the resource
description right below the title of the item
• Great for items that provide transcript of the
audio/video
Basic search box below the navigation bar
Facets for search refinement
Full text search in description field
10. Digital collection creation
Organizing the collection for access: SEARCHING
Advanced search
• This is the most precise type of search
• The default advanced search searches within the
Church/Monastery Type (AAT)
• Enables users to search in a specific field
• Enables users to search in multiple fields
simultaneously
• Enables users to search by keywords and exact
phrases
• Enables users to exclude a word or a phrase
from their search
• Supports Boolean operators search [AND | OR]
• This all is achieved by selecting various options
from the dropdown menus
• For demonstration please check the video
tutorials
Advanced search: Top: Select search mode | Middle: Select search
field | Bottom: Search in 2 fields with applied Boolean operator
11. Digital collection creation
Evaluating search/browse results: QUICK VIEW
Quick View
• Great tool for users to quickly and easily assess
the usefulness of the search/browse results
• Blue color of Quick view box makes it easily
distinguishable
• Quick view enables users to quickly access:
– Resource title
– Resource collection
– Church/Monastery name in Bulgarian
– Church/Monastery location encoded in TGN format
– Church/Monastery type encoded in AAT format
• Quick view is activated by hovering over the
resource image or the resource title
• Quick view works equally well in search mode
and in browse mode
• Quick view works equally well in both Thumbnail
and Grid display options
Quick view helps item assessment
12. Digital collection creation
Designing the interface: OVERVIEW
Home page layout
• Distinguishable
• Stylish
• Easy to remember
• Bright colors to attract
attentions
• Customized logo for
adding identity
• Customized image collage
with some featured
buildings that represent the
collection
• Brief collection
description
• Customized Recent
additions menu
13. Digital collection creation
Designing the interface: ADDING IDENTITY
Logo
• The specially designed logo
adds identity to the collection
and makes it stand out from
similar collection
– The tricolor background represents
the Bulgarian flag
– The figures of the 2 saints to the left
represent prominent Bulgarian
brothers who created the Cyrillic
alphabet in the distant 9th century
– The color graphic to the right features
the notable Rila Monastery – a symbol
of Bulgaria
Image Collage
• Represents the collection
• Intrigues users to explore it
• Displays prominent historic
buildings with architectural value
The logo of the collection
The image collage represents collection
14. Digital collection creation
Designing the interface: INTERFACE CONFIGURATION
Custom interface configurations
• Add additional identity to the collection
• Facilitate navigation through the collection
• Emphasize on the important elements
Applied configurations
• Adjusted appearance of the text [changing font style | font size | font color]
• Adjusted appearance of the result page [selected display option Grid view]
• Customized Image viewer [blue background | zoom levels]
• Customized PDF viewing option [PDF can be opened as a link]
• Enabled user-generated content [rating | tagging | comments | sharing]
• Enabled output options [print | download | save | share | email]
15. Digital collection creation
ABOUT US | HELP sections
About us
• Provides important information for the users
• Introduces the digital initiative and the project
• Has the following subsections:
– Collection scope
– The project and the audience
– Collection policy
– Recommendations
• Linguistic skills
• Software
– Support us
– Credits
– Copyrights and permissions
– Contact information
Help
• Supplements the general CONTENTdm help
section
• Written in plain language without any terminology
• Aims to disambiguate any confusion
• Aims to provide answers to FAQ
• Provides video tutorials and demonstrations
• Has the following subsections:
– Format | Playing media | Online Streaming
– Downloading | Viewing resources
– Permanent links to items
– Users’ contribution
– Quick view
– Language | Abbreviations
– Copyrights and permissions
17. Digital collection creation
Visual aids
Video tutorials
• Important part of the help section
• Demonstrate the users how to navigate |
search | browse the collection
• Introduce tips and tricks for efficient search
• Great for novice users
• Appropriate for expert users who need a quick
refresher
• Great for users who access the digital collection
outside the business hours and cannot get help
over the phone
• Quick starter that saves time and frustration
Links to video tutorials
• Intro | Navigation
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R5EPxMBeE
I&feature=youtu.be
• Exploring collection
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81q9ya1tOmA
&feature=youtu.be
• Searching collection
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ad54syMA4sc
&feature=youtu.be
• About | Help
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-
t4D2rf30yc&feature=youtu.be
18. Digital collection evaluation
Criteria
Evaluation criteria
• The outlined criteria are from users’ perspective
• During the development of the collection these criteria were taken under consideration for achieving the
ultimate goal of the project: informative and interesting digital library that not only attracts users to search
for resources but also encourages users to actively participate in the development by donating items
or providing permission of use. Additionally the digital library is a mini-social network where users can
actively share thought and insights for various resources.
• Criteria:
– Interface usability [search | browse | navigation]
– IR efficiency and effectiveness
– Information organization
– User satisfaction
– Aesthetic appearance
19. Interface usability
[search | browse | navigation]
• The collection promotes easy navigation by variety of
navigation buttons and quick links. All navigation
elements are in legible font style, visible font color and
appropriate size
• The collection supports excellent search functionality by
providing basic and advanced search supplemented by
full text search in the Description field. Moreover, the
search results can be further refined which promotes high
precision
• Browsing is very intuitive: users can browse from the
home page or anytime when they are reviewing the
results – by accessing the browse by topic option of the
left side of the screen
IR efficiency and effectiveness
• These are a result of the combined efforts of the
interface usability and the information organization
• In Picturesque Church and Monastery Buildings
in Bulgaria IR efficiency and effectiveness is made
possible by the rich and well-structured metadata in
the records as well as opulence of search and browse
features
Digital collection evaluation
Applying evaluation criteria
20. Digital collection evaluation
Applying evaluation criteria
Information organization
• Knowing the crucial effect of well-structured and consistent
information organization in any digital library, when designing
Picturesque Church and Monastery Buildings in Bulgaria,
I made my best efforts to meet this important criterion that is
tightly interrelated with IR efficiency and effectiveness
• Controlled vocabularies are used in 10 of the fields to
ensure ultimate organization of the data
• List with controlled vocabularies
– TGN = Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names
– LAF = Local Authority File specially developed for this project
– AAT = Getty Art & Architecture Thesaurus
– TGM = Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
– LCSH = Library of Congress Subject Headings
– ISO 6709 = Geographic coordinates
– W3CDTF = W3C Data and Time Format
– IMT = Internet Media Type
– DMCIType = Dublin Core Type of Resource
– ISO 639-2 = Library of Congress Language Codes
Aesthetic appearance
• All efforts have been done to make the digital
collection visually compelling with aesthetically
pleasing and stylish design
User satisfaction
• By allowing to users to actively express opinion and
comments and provide feedback we can judge about
their satisfaction
• Checking the statistics of the website (number of
viewing, downloading, printing items) also provides
vital information about users’ satisfaction
• I will be happy to have your feedback because there
is always room for improvement!
21. The end
Thank you for your time!
I hope you have enjoyed the collection!
Your feedback is highly appreciated!
Picturesque Church and Monastery Buildings in Bulgaria
URL:
http://cdm15851.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landingpage/collection/p15851coll105
Copyright 2015 Marina Georgieva