The universe of linked data is rapidly expanding and our community is finding innovative ways to link and apply data. This session will cover several initiatives and projects using linked data to improve discovery and reuse of information.
Speakers: Richard Wallis, Technology Evangelist, OCLC; Tom Johnson, Digital Applications Librarian, Oregon State University
119. You Are Unique
What do you have that is special?
- Special Collections
- Archival Materials
- Rare Books
- Local and Special Interest
- Institutional Resources
120. More Than Bib. Data
Is your institution the authority?
- Student Work
- Faculty Research Data
- People
- Places
- Local Programs
- Other institutions/Complementary
resources
121. Making a Bibliographic Web
- Build from what already exists.
- Don't duplicate. Link.
- Bridge the gaps.
- Focus on:
- What is meaningful to your mission and
users. Build services.
- Places where your data is richer or more
authoritative.
- The web grows by small steps.