Although I have not used it, Zurb's Verify looks promising:
http://verifyapp.com/
I have been very pleased with Foundation so far.
matt
Nate Hill nathanielh...@gmail.com 1/31/2013 10:35 AM
Hi all,
Years ago I had the opportunity to use Morae to do some usability
testing.
Wayne,
many of them would have their own based discovery services... and... they
will have vendor based discovery services... why...
I agree with Jonathan, and would add that, as with so many things, why things
are has a lot to do with history. Forgive me if you already know this...
For a
My library used Silverback recently, and it was just right for what we
needed to do. We did not experience the issues that Jason mentioned.
Matt Zimmerman
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From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of
Jason Michel
Sent: Thursday, January 31,
Deborah,
I'm not sure what you mean about something for the offender, so some
examples would be good. My big concern is that we not create a new group
of outsiders -- folks who've been told they've offended someone and
therefore are made to feel uncomfortable. I fully understand the
pushback
This is just a reminder that full paper submissions for the Joint Conference on
Digital Libraries @JCDL2013 are due on Monday Feb 4, 2013 by 11:59 UTC.
For more on submissions - http://www.jcdl2013.org/call-for-papers
@JCDL2013 is a major international forum focusing on digital libraries and
Hi Nate (et al), on the server side, you might also take a look at the open
source ClickHeat [1], which creates a visual heatmap of clicks on an HTML page.
~Nicholas
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Data Specialist
Library of Congress Web Archiving
http://www.loc.gov/webarchiving/
n...@loc.gov
[1]
Hey C4Libbers,
I'm just shamelessly plugging my first crack at a weekly newsletter curating
what's new in the web community for practical application in libraries. Called
what?! Well, it's called The Web for Libraries Weekly. Here's the browser
version of the first campaign* that mailed this
Hi,
I've seen registries for digital collections that make their metadata
available through OAI-PMH, but I have yet to see a listing of digital
collections that just make their resources available on the Web the
way the Web works [1]. Sitemaps are the main mechanism for listing Web
resources for
Sweet! I had deleted Layar last year because I didn't see any use of keeping
it on the phone after toying with it a bit at Access a couple years ago. This
sounds like a quite promising use. Thanks for setting it up, Bill.
Peter
On Jan 31, 2013, at 9:58 PM, William Denton w...@pobox.com
Jason,
You may want to allow people just to give you the robots.txt file which
references the sitemap. I also register the sitemaps individually with the big
search engines for our site, but I found that very large sitemaps aren't
processed very well. So, for our site I think I limited the
Position re-opened. Applications accepted through Friday,
Feb. 15.
The Hennepin County Library system (MN) is seeking a full-time Web and Mobile
Application Developer. This person will provide software planning, web and
mobile application analysis and programming, and support for the
Hi All,
Another friendly reminder to sign up to volunteer. You're going to be
there anyway! Who wants to sit in the _same_ spot the _entire_ day? So
move around a little bit by joining the volunteers!
Just think, minimal effort, and you can add it to your resume too!
Plus lots of gratitude from
For those attending the Code4lib Pre-Conference and likely by extension
Conference.
If you are uncomfortable being recorded do let me know by sending a note
with the subject [code4lib video opt-out] to francis.kayiwa@gmail
We will have Daniel Jones from the Berkman Center for Internet Society
Hi Mark,
Actually, the sitemap.org protocol allows for a sitemap to include
references to multiple child sitemaps
http://www.sitemaps.org/protocol.html#index.
Which is what we did at my former employer:
http://digitalcollections.library.gsu.edu/sitemap/sitemap.xml
And thus the robots.txt only
Ed,
Thank you for the detailed response. That was very helpful. Yes, it
seems like good Web architecture is the API. Sounds like it would be
easy enough to start somewhere and add features over time.
I could see how exposing this data in a crawlable way could provide
some nice indexed landing
Hi,
I've been following this thread carefully, and am very interested. At UCLA, we
have the Frontera collection (http://frontera.library.ucla.edu/) and we have a
local set of authorities because the performers and publishers are more
ephemeral than what's usually in LCNAF. So, we're thinking
Development and Production Architect and Administrator with operational and
architectural responsibilities for the growing suite of digital curation and
preservation services offered by the University of California Curation Center
(UC3, http://www.cdlib.org/uc3) at the California Digital Library
The Kelvin Smith Library (KSL) seeks imaginative, collaborative and dynamic
candidates to provide visionary and strategic leadership to advance our
cutting-edge initiatives in digital and scholarly
resources. The ADCC leads two teams: The
Digital Learning and Scholarship Team designs and manages
We are thrilled to announce that there will be a Shuttle from the
Conference Hotel to UIC Forum. The Shuttle will run for 2 hours in the
AM and 2 hours at the end of the conference.
All things being equal we still encourage you to use the reliable
-especially at Rush Hour- CTA #8 Bus which will
I just want to say a quick thank you to everybody that has contributed to
the Lanyrd setup (http://lanyrd.com/2013/c4l13/) even if it's just saying
that you're coming. I know I just went and did it without really asking,
but it was mostly driven by my own selfish needs to have that information
in
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