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Presented at the 2015 Charleston Library Conference.
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The Future(s) of GOKb
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Editor's Notes
- Intro Me NCSU position GOKb PM Jennifer GOKb editor
- Wanted to share this quote Captures the point of GOKb – creating efficiencies and space for innovation with the KB Also illustrates that the idea of a community KB has been around for a while now
- So I’ll start out with a quick overview of GOKb.
- First off, GOKb is an e-resources KB Similarities to commercial products – titles, packages, platforms, holdings Captures relationships between entities Going beyond traditional model by capturing more complex relationships, changes over time
- GOKb is also open data CC0, ECL Can be used by anyone, including commercial
- Community managed Data in kb is managed by the community – started with OLE partners, growing to include new Come together to capture the global info that is the same for everyone Can also work at different levels, like national and consortial data
- Building a foundation for GOKb Loading data using OpenRefine – focus on sourcing data, streaming lining process Enhancement – resolving errors, title history work APIs – allow people to use data externally – OLE, hoping it will lead to new ideas Partnerships – getting new partners to help build; working with pubs and vendors as well
- GOKb is open to public – go and check it out
- Now I’ll spend a little time talking about what’s next for GOKb
- First off is more data – we need to become more comprehensive to be truly useful Working with free data sources like CUFTS and KB+ Improving our data loading process Hoping to get bigger partnerships with data providers We want to talk to people who want to help us build it
- That leads into more partners We also need a critical mass of people not just building but using the tool Have OLE and KB+ hoping to implement Looking for others who could use this data
- Ebooks! Huge undertaking – we’re still figuring out if we can do it Buy-in from UK Focus on decision support and tracking
- Open access intersections Tracking things like hybrid OA, embargo lengths Pulling in cross-ref data – hybrid % idea
- Linked data This is almost done Allow interconnections with other data sets VIAF, LCNAF, Dbpedia Hoping to share some demos soon
- In the end Have already accomplished our intellectual mission by getting the conversation started Now what remains to be seen if we can really take off – with the help of the community Please email if you’d like to get involved
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