[MCN-L] Digital Collections Manager, Ringling Museum of Art

2007-10-24 Thread Paul Marty
Of possible interest to the group...
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Paul F. Marty, Ph.D. (marty at fsu.edu)
Assistant Professor, College of Information
Florida State University, Tallahassee FL 32306-2100
http://info.fsu.edu/~pmarty

 


Tibbals Collection Digital Manager, #24205 The John and Mable  
Ringling Museum of Art, Florida State University, Sarasota, FL.

Responsibilities include maintaining the integrity and organization  
of the Circus Museum's growing digital collections; planning,  
designing, implementing and evaluating the digital activities and  
information policies of the Circus Museum; working knowledge of  
cutting edge interactive and digitization technologies as well as a  
familiarity with new media; leadership in developing digital  
collections policies; acting as liaison to Registrar's and  
Information Technology Offices.

Bachelor's degree and four years experience, and knowledge of museum  
procedures and collection management systems, and Internet technology  
required.  Preferred BA, or MA in Library, Information Science,  
History or related field. One to two years experience in cataloguing  
and handling Museum objects.

The successful candidate will have experience in managing collections  
in digital formats, knowledge of cataloguing including metadata  
issues, database development, and search engines.  The successful  
candidate will also have excellent communication skills,  
organizational abilities, attention to detail, and be able to work in  
a team environment.

In 2000, the museum?s governance was transferred from the State of  
Florida to Florida State University, redefining the Ringling?s  
educational mission.  Major renovations were completed on the Museum  
of Art, Ca d?Zan Mansion, and Circus Museum.  The historic Asolo  
Theater was restored, while new landscaping enhanced the original 66- 
acre estate.  Four new buildings have recently opened: the Tibbals  
Learning Center that doubled the size of our Circus Museum; the  
Visitors Pavilion to serve some 350,000 annual guests; an Education  
Building to house our library, conservation facility, classrooms and  
staff offices; and new galleries for traveling art exhibitions.   
Refining and expanding programs for children, adults and university  
students remains a priority.  Learn more about our organization  
through our website at www.ringling.org.

Salary plus benefits.  This position requires fingerprinting.  Apply  
online at http://jobs.fsu.edu using Ringling as Keyword to Search and  
Apply. The application must be completed in its entirety.  Supporting  
documents may be attached for additional information.  For further  
info (941) 359-5700 X2603.  The position closes at midnight Nov 19,  
2007.  EOE






[MCN-L] Image Server?

2007-10-24 Thread Jeff Evans
Not a sales pitch, but: My friend runs a company called SeeFile.  Its  
a simple-dimple web or NAS based appliance, that will allow you to  
link images, and view your files online.  Images and metadata only,  
though.   www.seefile.com

Jeff


Jeffrey Evans
Digital Imaging Specialist
Princeton University Art Museum
609.258.8579



On Oct 24, 2007, at 2:16 PM, Roger Zender wrote:

>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I'm looking for suggestions on how your institutions are managing
> images.  I've been looking into Microsoft's Expression Media
> application, but would like something with a web-based browsing
> ability.  Another requirement is that we don't have to move the files
> off-site, such as with using something like Flickr.  I would like
> them to sit on our server and be accessible via a web-browser so that
> we can just link to these images from our website.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Roger
>
>
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[MCN-L] Image Server?

2007-10-24 Thread Roger Zender

Hi Everyone,

I'm looking for suggestions on how your institutions are managing  
images.  I've been looking into Microsoft's Expression Media  
application, but would like something with a web-based browsing  
ability.  Another requirement is that we don't have to move the files  
off-site, such as with using something like Flickr.  I would like  
them to sit on our server and be accessible via a web-browser so that  
we can just link to these images from our website.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Roger