Hi Margaret,
like everybody else, I don't know anything about Voyager, but I do
have an example of University Art Museum and Library collaboration.
And of course it is my favorite example, because it is a project the
Berkeley Art Museum is leading :-). Museums and the Online Archive of
California (MOAC) provides fairly sophisticated integration of museum
and library / archival collections through the use of various
standards such as Encoded Archival Description (EAD), Metadata
Encoding and Transmission Standard (METS) and Text Encoding
Initiative (TEI). The museum data gets integrated into a union
database consisting of about 6000 collections from about 60
repositories (libraries, archives, museums) statewide. You can check
out the project and its documentation at
http://www.bampfa.berkeley.edu/moac/.
Cheers,
Guenter
Hello--
I was wondering if anyone working within a Museum collection has utilized
Voyager software to make their collections information accessible via the Web.
Any comments or info greatly appreciated!
And while I am at it, does anyone have any favorite examples of University
Museum and Library collections being linked so at least a basic search is done
across both collections?
Thanks!
Margaret Tamulonis
Project Manager
The Robert Hull Fleming Museum
University of Vermont
Burlington, Vermont
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