Hi Penelope,
Of the document you write, the key part for this discussion seems to be
this:
Some suggested ways to make the scanned information accessible in a
seamless manner are:
- The catalogue records to have two links one to the actual document
and the other to a search page that
Could this also be done by Apache Tika? Or do I miss a crucial point?
http://tika.apache.org/1.4/gettingstarted.html
Apparently it has a command-line utility that extract metadata and content from
various document formats, and prints it to the standard output. The output
can then be supplied to
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This is how you do digital collections in
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This project may be of interest to some on this list as an experiment to
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Hello,
We currently have Google Analytics on our main library pages and digital
collections pages on the same domain. Now that CONTENTdm has a GA easy button
we are going to add Analytics to it as well, and while we're at it probably
LibGuides and non-authenticated ILLiad pages (I mainly want
Hello Joel and all,
We customized one dashboard that forced all of our vended products to
identify into one singular dashboard and then tease them out with filters
(sort of like this presentation
http://conferences.infotoday.com/documents/158/B104_Hess.pdf) . I didn't
like that, so we using the
Eric,
Very interesting. I've have been working with some existing pdf
utilities with a goal of automatically extracting the abstract from
technical reports, articles and dissertations that are to be bulk
uploaded to our institutional repository. I tried two of our documents
through your
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