wow, these are all terrific suggestions!
hadn't heard HIPPO or PICNIC before, but I'm totally adding them to my
lexicon.
And backronym is awesome in so many ways -- including the way Morgan used
it as a verb. Swt!
Head of Knowledge Management
The Morton Arboretum | 4100 Illinois Route
For those in the DC area, AND into IP, AND of the gender studies persuasion:
n.b. Opening Keynote: Rebecca Tushnet, Georgetown University Law Center- IP,
Gender, and Creative Communities
From: Washington College of Law - PIJIP [mailto:pi...@wcl.american.edu]
Sent: 11 February, 2015
Hi all
We're (Te Papa) finally looking to use IMu a bit more from our EMu. We're
thinking about a public facing API and a few more specialist uses. Does anyone
have any experience they can share on successfully/unsuccessfully using IMu for
external feeds/API etc?
Cheers
Adrian Kingston
Contact Axiell which now owns eMU as I believe they are working on
something.
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 5:49 PM, Adrian Kingston adri...@tepapa.govt.nz
wrote:
Hi all
We're (Te Papa) finally looking to use IMu a bit more from our EMu. We're
thinking about a public facing API and a few more
For those in the DC area in particular; for the rest of us in general:
Feb. 26 – Presenting the Statement of Best Practices in Fair Use of Collections
Containing Orphan Works
American University Washington College of Law
4801 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington
Hi Everyone, we're planning a fun maker workshop for MW2015 in Chicago.
We'll be going over how to integrate your collection in maker activities
involving your communities, card making with circuitry, web making skills,
education and social value in maker activities and much more!
Hope you can
In regard to acronyms and vocabularies, there's also ODLIS
http://www.abc-clio.com/ODLIS/odlis_A.aspx and the new DAM Glossary
http://damglossary.org/, which is really a thesaurus. =-)
Cheers,
Deb Fanslow, MLIS
DAM Directory http://damdirectory.libguides.com/
Portfolio http://www.debfanslow.com/
Carissa et al.,
Not sure I saw CCO, CDWA, AACR2, CONA, DNG, XMP, and a few personal
favorites (maybe a little obscure for this project), FRBR (and the verb
form FRBRize), LOCKSS and CLOCKSS. Don't forget the old standby RTFM, and
perhaps most relevant, PCMCIA (people can't memorize computer