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The document discusses NPR's Create Once, Publish Everywhere (COPE) approach for publishing library content across multiple platforms. It describes challenges libraries face with siloed content and proprietary systems. NPR's COPE approach separates content from design to make content modular and portable across different systems. The document advocates that libraries adopt COPE principles by starting small, choosing content sources and technologies carefully, and repurposing content through techniques like abstraction, normalization, and constructed pages to build a cohesive online presence.
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- 2. Create Once, Publish Everywhere How to COPE
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- 9. Our Story New University Template Cohesive Online Presence
- 12. Current Library Website Committee’s Proposed Website What the Users Want Ideal Website Cohesive Web Presence Q: What is as big as a hippo but weighs nothing? A: Its shadow!
- 13. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future
- 14. Challenges Content Silos Accuracy Reality (what a concept)
- 15. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future
- 16. -> C.O.P.E. Build CMS, not web publishing tools Separate content from display Ensure content modularity Ensure content portability source
- 17. Issues for Libraries Libraries are not content creators Too many sources Proprietary Barriers
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- 42. Expand the APIs
- 43. Expand the APIs
- 45. Create more Reusable Content
- 46. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future ?