This wasn't /completely/ cross-posted, apparently...found it over on the
Fedora list (26 Jun)...
Please excuse cross-postings
Washington, DC
Higher-education leader David Shulenburger, Science Commons head John
Wilbanks, and marketing communications strategist Bob Witeck are keynote
speakers
This wasn't /completely/ cross-posted, apparently...found it over on the
Fedora list (26 Jun)...
Please excuse cross-postings
Washington, DC
Higher-education leader David Shulenburger, Science Commons head John
Wilbanks, and marketing communications strategist Bob Witeck are keynote
speakers
This wasn't /completely/ cross-posted, apparently...found it over on the
Fedora list (26 Jun)...
Please excuse cross-postings
Washington, DC
Higher-education leader David Shulenburger, Science Commons head John
Wilbanks, and marketing communications strategist Bob Witeck are keynote
speakers
Not sure why these haven't been distributed...but here they are!
http://www.handle.net/workshop_08/
Handle System Workshop
17 June 2008
Offices of the European Union
Brussels, Belgium
CNRI sponsored a Handle System Workshop on the afternoon of June 17th in
Brussels, Belgium at the Offices of
I don't understand why an item rating system would be well-suited for
manakin --- even though I'm wearing the Manakin T-Shirt today! ;)
I see item rating as a function of a recommender system (c.f. the work
by Minho or HPLabs) and thus deeper than interface...
Yes, the manner and style in
In addition to answers you might get through this list, make sure to get
a copy of the ARL publication SPEC Kit 292: Institutional Repositories
July 2006 (ISBN 1-59407-708-8) which includes a survey of hardware used
in IR installations, including DSpace.
It is a useful publication to have on
For some reason the Fedora people are seeing these announcements but
we aren't:
...Last week ECS and the University hosted Open Repositories 2008,
which attracted over 450 people from around the world. The conference
was a huge success! Our video podcast gives an impression of the
excitement
The following is from Tony Hammond [EMAIL PROTECTED], who has been
active in the OpenHandle project...his original posting was to the
handle-info list Friday...It occurred to me that some of you might have
material that matches his request for some public handles which would
make use of the
Forwarded on behalf of Carl and Herbert:
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Apologies for cross-posting
A meeting will be held on April 4, 2008 at the University of
Southampton, in conjunction with Open Repositories 2008, to roll-out the
beta release of the OAI-ORE specifications. This meeting is the
European follow-on
What are you trying to achieve?
* Are you looking for visible or invisible watermarks (steganography,
ala Digimarc et.al.)?
* Are you looking to have on-the-fly information embedded? On a per-user
basis?
* If yes, how do you plan to keep track of that information? And if
yes to the latter,
Forwarded for Carl Lagoze and Herbert Van de Sompel:
=
Apologies for cross-posting
A meeting will be held on March 3, 2008 at Johns Hopkins University to
roll-out the first beta release of the OAI-ORE specifications. These
specifications describe a data model to identify and
Susan Thornton wrote:
We are currently running a Production instance of DSpace 1.4.2 and would like
to find out what we would need to do in order to implement encryption
capabilities in DSpace? We may only need to be able to encrypt documents,
however I'd like to hear from anyone who has
Anny Bridge wrote:
Is there any cases about integrating DSpace with Fedora? I would like to do
some research about this subject,any suggestions are most welcome.
A great example of this sort of integration is Stuart Lewis, et.al.'s
work with the JISC-funded Repository Bridge project, c.f.
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