Loyola University Chicago invites applications and nominations for the
position of Head of Systems Librarian. Reporting to the Dean of University
Libraries, this position manages and provides leadership for the Library
Systems Department, which is responsible for maintenance and development of
Official registration for ELAG 2013 has now started at
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You'll also
I haven't personally used it but one of my colleagues used it to build
something called VivoSearchLight. It's a browser bookmarklet that uses
node.js that searches an elasticsearch index produced from a harvest of the
triple stores from instances of 7 (I think) instances of a semantic web
Here's an idea for web-based OCR:
1. Have Web-based OCR available
2. Make it easy for people to save
content in a Web-accessible
location thing like Box.net
3. Allow readers (I don't use the
word users anymore) to select
items from their Web-accessible
location
Senior IT Analyst (ILS)
Reporting to Head of IT Core Services, the Senior IT Analyst will work within
an applications management team that provides technical support for the
current-generation integrated library systems (Exlibris' Aleph), and automated
systems used by the staff and patrons of
Is anyone [planning on] issuing badges? We are so early in the process that
rather than homebrewing something it's probably to our advantage using
something like the Mozilla Open Badges. It's fairly new, but do any of you have
experience? Any general badge-issuing words of wisdom?
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We're talking about it, but not sure whether we'll be able to devote
resources to it yet. I will send you an update if we make a decision!
Megan
On Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 11:18 AM, Michael Schofield mschofi...@nova.eduwrote:
Is anyone [planning on] issuing badges? We are so early in the process
We're planning on using badges for some upcoming teen content creation at
Denver Public Library, and are hoping to hook into Mozilla Open Badges.
We're a Drupal shop, and have been working on a module that hooks into the
User Badges module to connect with Mozilla:
Excuse the cross-posting
Dear Colleagues:
This is a final reminder that the deadline to submit your paper, project
report, or poster for DC-2013 in Lisbon in rapidly approaching -- 29 March
2013.
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Call for Papers:
How does that Drupal module compare with
https://open.umich.edu/wiki/Badges/build ?
Personally I couldn't make heads or tails of the Mozilla Badges project
until I saw this page's overview at https://wiki.mozilla.org/Badges and
Dear Colleague--
In less than a year, ArchivesSpace, the new online archives management
software suite that combines the best of Archivists’ Toolkit and Archon,
will be released. As a member of the ArchivesSpace development team, I am
writing on behalf of the libraries of NYU, UC San Diego and
I'm not sure how ours the UMich one differ significantly - the process
looks fairly similar. I'm not seeing the code for theirs posted, but it
sounds like they took the existing User Badges module and tweaked it to
meet their custom needs. I built ours as a submodule with a dependency on
User
I've used it as a user/badge collector and found it to be quite easy
to use barring bugs from the game maker: http://badgebingo.com/
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