Zachary Spalding [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/17/08 10:20 AM
I also have another project that I am working on at the moment and
for that I am using Greenstone. For me the learning cure was pretty
big and doing customization was a big deal but I think that I am
getting the hang of it. There
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Harish,
OpenCollection (http
We use CDM at Ball State University (collections at
http://libx.bsu.edu/). I'm not the sysadmin for it, but I can offer my
opinions from where I do interact with it.
I do a lot of work with the CDM Aquisition Station, the program that
lets you add/edit items in the collection. To put it simply, I
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Hello Harish,
I second Tim's enthusiastic endorsement. We are very pleased
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Many thanks for all your responses.
I am intrigued by Tim's response regarding using a single system as IR a
digital collections software. At K-State Libraries, we use
Hi Harish,
We use CONTENTdm to manage many of our Digital Library collections. You
can see them at http://digital.lib.lehigh.edu/
The collections we have using CONTENTdm are mostly digitized
books/monographs, but we also have illuminated manuscripts, hand written
letters, and other
Hello Harish,
I second Tim's enthusiastic endorsement. We are very pleased with it.
Support is very good and it runs with no problem on linux. We got it to
host our veterans history project which is a collection of video interviews
so it is quite versatile.
http://content.library.ccsu.edu/
Harish,
OpenCollection (http://www.opencollection.org/ ) is open source. It
was mentioned at JASIG. I'm hoping to install and try it out here
soon.
Jason
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Jason Stirnaman
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A.R. Dykes Library, University of Kansas Medical Center
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Thanks. Looks like someone beat me to it. sarcasmbig surprise/sarcasm ;)
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Jason Stirnaman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/17/08 9:58 AM
Harish,
OpenCollection (http://www.opencollection.org/ ) is open source. It
was mentioned at JASIG. I'm hoping to install and try it out here
soon.
Jason
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Hi,
Another OSS option is http://qubit-toolkit.org. It's currently tuned only to
archives-oriented collections, but over the next few months will be further
developed to accommodate more general types of digital collections.
Mark
Mark Jordan
Head of Library Systems
W.A.C. Bennett Library,
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Hi all,
I've heard of Contentdm from OCLC that many institutions are using to manage
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Hello Harish,
I second Tim's enthusiastic endorsement. We are very
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