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Has anyone built (or is working on) a local discovery layer on top of Ex
Libris' Alma? I'm thinking of VuFind or other front ends to the Alma API.
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I haven't heard about any VuFind/Alma projects yet, but I'm copying this thread
to vufind-tech in case anyone there knows something that I don't.
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Passing this back to CODE4LIB from vufind-tech
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Subject: Re: [VuFind-Tech] [CODE4LIB] Discovery layer for Alma
Hello,
Alma does
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Hi Kelley,
If you haven't already, you might want to look at the music score and sound
recording FRBRization work done on the Variations-FRBR project here at Indiana
University. I'm not sure how directly useful this would be for your work with
moving images, but there may be some useful
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I'm thinking of trying to enhance the call-number browse pages on a
Millennium catalog with meanings of the classification ranges taken from
the LoC Classification database.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/classification.html
a typical call-number browse page might look like this:
Thanks, Jon. I have seen the Variations work and also talked to Jenn Riley
about it. It has definitely influenced me, although we are going in a slightly
different direction and moving images have some different needs from music.
One thing about Variations that struck me is this paragraph from
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