Lauren,
There actually is a group working toward exactly this type of goal. It's a IMLS
grant-funded initiative being organized by NYPL called Library Simplified:
http://www.librarysimplified.org/
You can find out more at the above link, but the basic goal of the project is
to create an app
Dear All,
In February the JHOVE format validation tool was transferred to OPF
stewardship. We have now completed our initial review of JHOVE, and have
identified all of the resources that we will maintain or preserve.
The report is available on our new JHOVE product page
Thanks for bringing this up.
There's been some back and forth with Mozilla getting the add-on approved.
The page is back up:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/loc-ead-beautifier
If the mozilla.org page goes down in the future...I've created a page that
links
to the chromstore and
Hi all -
Oracle no longer offers .msi packages for JAVA which we have been using to
deploy JAVA to library PCs on the network through Spec Ops. Anyone has a
workaround? We have internally discussed download the msi package from Source
Forge or pay for the 3rd party msi packaging service.
Any
Hi, Stephen!
I'm getting a not found when trying to download the Firefox version linked to
below; am I missing some crucial point?
Thanks,
Bobbi
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Another approach- I think the Colorado consortium did this, is to whitelabel
the Bluefire App, which works with any Adobe-DRM ebook.
With the Rakuten acquisition of Overdrive, I think it it might be wise to let
the dust settle and see what happens with Kobo. And I know of at least 2, maybe
3,
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Hi,
If I'm not mistaken, this would require ebook vendors to expand their
APIs to include the ability to checkout and download. I know of no
vendor who does this.
But maybe I'm wrong on both counts...
Erik.
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This is evidently what 3M and Overdrive are providing for vendors like III to
integrate the ebook products with the ILS. The question will be, will those
APIs be available to individual libraries, not just to ILS vendors?
Cindy Harper
char...@vts.edu
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Hi Bohyun,
How specifically are you deploying the msi package? I would imagine any
organization large enough to have this problem to have Microsoft System Center
Configuration Manager or some other kind of central software management.
Msi files are nothing more than a payload with a special
You have to extract the MSI from the standard package, it is actually quite
straight forward.
Here are the steps I followed:
http://www.klaus-hartnegg.de/gpo/msi_java.html
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I have would suggest some kind of limited online viewer, unfortunately that
doesn't make them DRM free.
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Has anyone figured out how to circulate one-off/independent e-books to your
library patrons? We have ebooks that are not from major vendors like EBL, etc
that we have permission to loan. However, I want to be sure that we have some
sort of controls on them so that we are not simply distributing
Hello,
Maybe you could give a disclaimer and let the pattern know to delete the book
after reading it. If it is DRM free and the publisher allows fire lending than
what is the harm in lending it?
Thanks,
Cornel Darden Jr.
MSLIS
Library Department Chair
South Suburban College
7087052945
Our
Unglue.it http://unglue.it/ implemented something like that as part of buy
to unglue, using per-loan embedded licenses and watermarking. We've not had a
lot of success getting publishers to buy into it. Or libraries. If you have
applications, several of the components are open source.
Eric
We're doing it through an ebook ILL approach at http://occamsreader.org --
still in a pilot project with Springer and the GWLA Libraries.
The 2.0 viewer launching this fall includes a responsive design that looks
great on phones and tablets.
Kenny Ketner
Software Development Manager
Texas Tech
Hi,
I wrote a Node.js module called marc4js for handling MARC data while trying to
learn MARC and Node.js. I borrowed a lot of ideas from marc4j, ruby-marc and
pymarc.The module is open-source and hosted on github. If you are interested
please check it out at https://github.com/jiaola/marc4js.
For web designers who have not yet filled out the survey (below), I will
leave it up through Friday, March 27th.
Thank you to all who have participated!
Jenny Brandon
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https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/libwebdesign
Librarians and
I hate to sound like a broken record again, but this is exactly the
approach we are taking with Occam's Reader. http://occamsreader.org
Kenny Ketner
Software Development Manager
Texas Tech University Libraries
kenny.ket...@ttu.edu
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Hi,
I wrote a Node.js module for handling MARC data while trying to learn MARC and
Node.js. I borrowed a lot of ideas from marc4j, ruby-marc and pymarc.The module
is open-source and hosted on github. If you are interested please check it out
at https://github.com/jiaola/marc4js. It’s still at
Eben - Thanks for the Library Simplified link, that's exactly what I was
looking for! It seems like academic libraries have work to do to lobby our
vendors to enable us to create better / smoother user experiences. I
suspect they won't make it easy though.
The larger issue seems to be Adobe
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