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Hi,
I need some advise on creating MODS records for our institutional
repository. In particular I wonder how best to express the different
access restrictions on digital files when a record contains more than one
full-text file. E.g. what we do now is write something like:
location
url
Patrick-
There are some things in MODS that are close to addressing this problem, for
example you could create a part wrapper around each file, but my reading of the
docs says that may not be the intended use of the part element (depending in
part on whether the files represent different
I would echo that reference to METS. It does allow you to carry the descriptive
metadata in MODS, but also to explicitly associate access restrictions with
specific files. We've had success with recording information about individual
files in a relational database, along with pointers to
Here at UW Madison, we take a similar approach: descriptive metadata
for each thing in a MODS document, administrative metadata for the
thing (such a restrictions, licenses, etc.) in a PREMIS document, then
link everything together in a METS package.
-- Scott
On 09/06/2013 06:15 AM, Esmé
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Hello Code4Libbers,
I just took over responsibility for the institutional repository at my work
and one of the collections is labelled proceedings. I find this to be a
rather confusing term even though it is referring to conference and
symposium proceedings. It is just not so obvious to someone
Hi Matt,
I would wonder about the value of grouping a collection by form rather than
content. Is that how everything else is grouped? Do your users actually browse
by collection or do they just search for things? If your collection relies on a
content type, you might look into different ways
Hi Folks,
Anyone happy with their solutions for scheduling service points? Even
moderately happy?
Thanks,
Tim
We're on Google Calendar as an institution and have come up with some
practices that work decently well for scheduling our service points, by
making Google calendars for the service points themselves. Our staffing
includes 1 librarian and 1-3 students at the reference desk plus 1
librarian on
Good morning/afternoon!
Does anyone know if KohaCon is going to have any of the sessions available
via webcast?
Thanks!
Kristin
On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 2:14 AM, Paul Poulain paul.poul...@biblibre.comwrote:
Le 03/09/2013 00:58, Jared Camins-Esakov a écrit :
It is a free conference, I will be
Salvete!
G ood morning/afternoon!
Does anyone know if KohaCon is going to have any of the sessions available
via webcast?
I would hope so. In 2010, we definitely recorded things and then made
them available. I think folks hopped on IRC and put in questions in realish
time. (Things
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