Rising to Digital Challenges
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The document discusses rising digital challenges for libraries and proposes ways for libraries to address them. It recommends that libraries focus on discovery happening at the network level through tools like Google and WorldCat rather than local catalogs. It also stresses the importance of digitizing collections as ongoing programs rather than projects, exposing collections through web search engines, and describing special collections through basic metadata that allows community contributions. Cooperation between libraries is key to putting libraries at a web scale.
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- 1. Rising to Digital Challenges Roy Tennant
- 7. Discovery
- 15. Melvyl
- 20. Classic ILS ILS Acquisitions Circulation Serials Catalog Searching happens at library terminal Tightly integrated components
- 21. New World Order Library Collections and Services Acquisitions Circulation Serials Google Searching happens anywhere Open WorldCat Metasearch Others Others Loosely integrated components Discovery layer disaggregated
- 22. Holdings Circ status ILS Holdings and circ status
- 28. Digitization
- 43. Exposure
- 44. Impact: Exposure Flickr: Top 50 LC: Top 6000
- 49. From: Social Classification and Folksonomy in Art Museums: early data from the steve.museum tagger prototype a paper for the ASIST SIG-CR workshop on Social Classification , November 4, 2006, by Jennifer Trant
- 78. Cooperation