Dear Code4Lib Community
read the METS based OpenMIC - OpenWMS announcement (July 9th) with
great interest.
It points at a need beyond METS creation and that is METS Viewers for
end users:
who in the CODE4LIB community is working on METS Viewer applications ?
Here is an example of what
I second David's book choice - I've done 3 redesigns at my library
(we're on the 3rd right now) and i have referred to the process in this
book countless times.
I typically follow an iterative approach to writing and executing my
project plans; however, it's difficult to get away from
Hello!
I agree with others who have recommended Jesse James Garrett's work. We are
in the roll-out phase of our CMS implementation/redesign and I relied
heavily on Garrett's book in the early phases. We took an iterative
user-focused approach within a broad phased project plan, making sure we
You might find the WebCite service [1] to be of some use.
Thanks - I'll have a look (although obviously Mike's experience is worrying)
Of course it cannot work retroactively, so it is best if
researchers use it in the first place.
It seems the number of our authors/researchers using
Susan and Beth,
I'd love to see a project plan and/or write up if you have one. I'm
really curious how people handle the gathering information piece and
balance staff v. user perspectives. And I'm sure as I begin actually
writing a plan I'll be curious about many of the other things people
did.
On Sep 17, 2009, at 9:27 AM, Rosalyn Metz wrote:
...staff v. user perspectives...
Boy, if staff versus user perspectives is not an issue, then I don't
know what is!
--
Eric Morgan
University of Notre Dame
Great - will email you separately as I'm not sure I can send attachments
to the listserv(?)
cheers,
susan
Rosalyn Metz wrote:
Susan and Beth,
I'd love to see a project plan and/or write up if you have one. I'm
really curious how people handle the gathering information piece and
balance
Oh, I forgot to mention (Eric's post just reminded me of this) that I've
found user testing to be the best way to balance that staff v. user
perspective issue. You probably already know this, but I thought I'd at
least throw it out there. Even if you do guerilla user testing, at
least you have
Hi, Repke,
Many of the digital objects [1] visible through VirgoBeta [2], which
is an installation of Blacklight [3], are stored as METS. For each
METS file we index the relevant parts in solr, and we have a
middleware application that can easily grab relevant bits of it for re-
Hey, I'd like to recommend this assessment tool (here's a 3 pager
about it):
http://eprints.ecs.soton.ac.uk/17585/1/jcdl09_lightweighteval_mwilson.pdf
It allows you to analyse re-designs from a series of different user
perspectives. The paper is from a lightweight eval workshop at the
Library Associates Companies (LAC) seeks for *immediate consideration*
candidates for the position of Information Designer/E-Content Manager for a
position in the greater DC metro area. The Information Designer/E-Content
Manager will assist with implementing usability and access to digital
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