This document discusses steps towards developing an Armenological internet portal called "Armeniaca" in Armenian libraries. It outlines 5 specific goals for the portal's development, including developing strategic partnerships, providing high-value collections and services to users, establishing an educational portal, implementing advanced infrastructure, and ensuring sustainability. The document also discusses challenges in digitizing Armenian content and making it accessible online, such as presenting content in non-Latin scripts, developing multilingual metadata, and including Armenian resources in large European digital libraries and databases.
Harconiţa, Elena. ERASMUS + Capacity Building in the Field of Higher education (CBHE). Project Kick Off Meetings 7th - 10th March 2016, Brasov, Romania.
The National Library of the Republic of Moldova is the main state library located in Chisinau. It was established in 1832 and has grown to house over 2.5 million documents in 30 languages. The library acquires about 13-15 thousand new items annually through legal deposit requirements. It provides services to over 13,000 users each year and its collections can be accessed onsite, through interlibrary loans, or personal subscriptions. The library also publishes around 20 titles annually and works to standardize and support the library system across Moldova.
List of online historical resources from presentation at Pacific Northwest History Conference, session 24 April 5, 2014, Vancouver, WA. Compiled by Nancy A. Bunker Whitworth University
The Public Domain Resources 2021 Part 1 are play most role in the field of education & technology. These resources are benchmark for the education system. I am sharing to first part of the public domain resources. In this PPTs have presented the Books, Journals, Manuscripts, Audio Books, Video books etc. We need to improve our education system. but we should start from to resources. We should ready to our LRC / KRC / Library by Users & Stakeholders.
The document provides an update on the 14502 l-TEMPUS-2008-UK-JPCR project in Armenia. It summarizes that ISEC purchased various hardware including computers, servers, and classroom equipment. Three classrooms were set up with various numbers of workstations. A server was installed with the Moodle open source learning platform. Co-financing was provided to install networking infrastructure. Pictures show the classrooms and equipment set up, as well as Library and Information Science students in a lesson and curriculum details.
The Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi covers an area of 22,000 square meters, uses 33,000 tons of steel and 120,000 cubic meters of concrete, with 7000 foundation piles.
Wspe Seminar 4 A May 15, 2009 Eng EntrepreneurshipWSPE
The document provides an overview of key considerations for engineering entrepreneurs starting a business, including selecting a corporate structure, financing options, financial management, marketing strategies, developing an exit plan, keys to success, and common pitfalls. It discusses factors like liability, desired size and complexity, tax implications, and profit motives in deciding on a structure. Financing can come from personal funds, banks, SBA loans, private equity, and conservative projections are advised. Financial management requires cash flow monitoring, ratio tracking, and performance metrics. Marketing involves defining your niche and unique value proposition. The talk concludes with passion, thorough planning, risk tolerance, flexibility, and addressing weaknesses as keys to success, while insufficient planning, non-viable models,
Harconiţa, Elena. ERASMUS + Capacity Building in the Field of Higher education (CBHE). Project Kick Off Meetings 7th - 10th March 2016, Brasov, Romania.
The National Library of the Republic of Moldova is the main state library located in Chisinau. It was established in 1832 and has grown to house over 2.5 million documents in 30 languages. The library acquires about 13-15 thousand new items annually through legal deposit requirements. It provides services to over 13,000 users each year and its collections can be accessed onsite, through interlibrary loans, or personal subscriptions. The library also publishes around 20 titles annually and works to standardize and support the library system across Moldova.
List of online historical resources from presentation at Pacific Northwest History Conference, session 24 April 5, 2014, Vancouver, WA. Compiled by Nancy A. Bunker Whitworth University
The Public Domain Resources 2021 Part 1 are play most role in the field of education & technology. These resources are benchmark for the education system. I am sharing to first part of the public domain resources. In this PPTs have presented the Books, Journals, Manuscripts, Audio Books, Video books etc. We need to improve our education system. but we should start from to resources. We should ready to our LRC / KRC / Library by Users & Stakeholders.
The document provides an update on the 14502 l-TEMPUS-2008-UK-JPCR project in Armenia. It summarizes that ISEC purchased various hardware including computers, servers, and classroom equipment. Three classrooms were set up with various numbers of workstations. A server was installed with the Moodle open source learning platform. Co-financing was provided to install networking infrastructure. Pictures show the classrooms and equipment set up, as well as Library and Information Science students in a lesson and curriculum details.
The Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi covers an area of 22,000 square meters, uses 33,000 tons of steel and 120,000 cubic meters of concrete, with 7000 foundation piles.
Wspe Seminar 4 A May 15, 2009 Eng EntrepreneurshipWSPE
The document provides an overview of key considerations for engineering entrepreneurs starting a business, including selecting a corporate structure, financing options, financial management, marketing strategies, developing an exit plan, keys to success, and common pitfalls. It discusses factors like liability, desired size and complexity, tax implications, and profit motives in deciding on a structure. Financing can come from personal funds, banks, SBA loans, private equity, and conservative projections are advised. Financial management requires cash flow monitoring, ratio tracking, and performance metrics. Marketing involves defining your niche and unique value proposition. The talk concludes with passion, thorough planning, risk tolerance, flexibility, and addressing weaknesses as keys to success, while insufficient planning, non-viable models,
Digitization of Tamil Soviet Publications and Little Magazines.pdfShrinivasan T
The document summarizes Kaniyam Foundation's projects to digitize Soviet Tamil publications and small magazines from 1970-1980s. The foundation aims to identify, catalog, digitally preserve and provide open access to around 200 Soviet books and 500 magazine issues within a year. It is working with the UTSC Library for collection funding support. The digitized content will have bilingual metadata and be released on websites like Soviet.FreeTamilEbooks.com. The Soviet books covered various topics like science, politics, literature and were important for promoting education in Tamil. The small magazines spanned different genres and were published by individuals and organizations.
The Ayb Quarterly Report summarizes events from April to June 2015. It details meetings between Armenian and Russian IT companies hosted by the Ayb Club, as well as a workshop for Armenian startups led by Russian experts. It also discusses the election of new members to the Ayb Educational Foundation Board of Trustees. Finally, it provides statistics on student admissions and performances at competitions for Ayb School and Dilijan Central School.
The document discusses the history of Armenian bibliography and printing. It notes that the earliest Armenian manuscripts date back to the 5th century and were written by hand on parchment pages bound together. The first printed Armenian book was "Urbatagirk", published in 1512 in Venice. After this, Armenian printing houses were established in several locations and began publishing manuscripts. In 2012, Yerevan was named the World Book Capital by UNESCO. A number of events took place from February 16-18, including group readings and donations of books at theaters, concert halls and museums to promote reading.
“Virtual Communities in Europe: the cultural mix and how the European Library...bridgingworlds2008
This document discusses The European Library and its approach to marketing and serving virtual communities. It focuses on academics and researchers but also works with Europeana to reach a wider audience. Key points are that The European Library tailors its portal to academic needs and processes, provides multilingual access, engages in social media, and partners with Europeana to maximize its reach across Europe.
The Bogomolets National Medical University Library was founded in 1841 and has grown to a collection of over 711,000 books and magazines. It aims to satisfy readers' information requests through various departments and services, including reading rooms, an internet center, and remote access to databases. The library catalog is available both traditionally and electronically online. Students have access to literature from major international publishers and electronic resources like PubMed and Web of Science. Library rules require proper treatment and handling of materials.
Twenty Years After: Armenian Research Libraries TodayJohnC_HPL
A survey of the condition of academic and research libraries in Armenia twenty years after independence, assessed according to the ACRL's Standards for Libraries in Higher Education. Presentation delivered by D. Aram Donabedian and John Carey at Spring Research Forum of LACUNY International Relations Roundtable, May 2012. Drawn from the paper:
Donabedian, D., Carey, J., and Balayan, A. (2012). Twenty years after: Armenian research libraries today. LIBER Quarterly: The Journal of European Research Libraries 22(1), 3-41.
Available at
http://liber.library.uu.nl/index.php/lq/issue/view/429
Louise Edwards held a presentation "Library services for Europe: an overview of the landscape" at the Serbian Library Association’s 10th International conference "The World and European Horizons of Librarianship in Digital Age", October 2011
Armenia prImplementing the UNESCO convention for the safeguarding intangibl...UNESCO Venice Office
Armenia - Ms. Yeranuhi Margaryan, Chief specialist of the department of cultural heritage and folk crafts. Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Armenia
This curriculum vitae summarizes the education and professional experience of Aylin Koçunyan. She received a doctorate from the European University Institute in 2013, with a thesis on negotiating the Ottoman constitution from 1856-1876. Her research focuses on Ottoman legal history and cultural transfers. She has taught courses on history and international relations at universities in Istanbul. Koçunyan has published articles in peer-reviewed journals and book chapters on topics related to her research such as Ottoman constitutionalism and the Armenian community.
This document outlines an educational program that aims to promote peace through intercultural communication and understanding. It discusses using education, language learning, cultural exchanges, international projects and camps to build bridges between Armenia, Georgia, Turkey, Iran and other countries. The program involves translating films and literature, sharing music and films, language practice, and joint educational activities like camps and festivals. It seeks partnerships with schools, organizations and governments to expand educational opportunities without borders.
Slides from Special Libraries Association 2010 Conference session International Virtual Libraries
Description: Virtual libraries comprising materials spanning nations now populate our professional world. Probe the major ones: UNESCO‘s World Digital Library, The European Union’s Europeana, and the very latest on the Google Books settlement.
Speakers: Lyle Minter, U.S. Congressional Research Service; Ann Sweeney, European Union Delegation to the U.S.; Doug Newcomb, SLA Chief Policy Officer; Peter Brantley, Internet Archive, Independent Expert on the Google Books Settlement.
Electronic forms of social sciences literatureSundi Guddi
This document summarizes different types of electronic literature in the social sciences including electronic journals, databases, internet resources, and online public access catalogs. It provides examples and descriptions of each type. Electronic literature is useful for accessing social science information as it saves time, allows for quick access, and helps address the increasing amount of literature being produced.
The document summarizes activities organized around the first National Library Awareness Day in Moldova, held from April 23rd to May 5th, 2017. Key events included an inauguration conference, debates on printed vs. digital books, a flash mob promoting libraries, a seminar for young researchers, and a student reading. The week aimed to raise awareness of libraries' role in lifelong learning. It culminated on May 3rd with a festive event attended by 2000 people to celebrate Librarian's Day and recognize award winners. The activities were organized by libraries in Moldova under an Erasmus+ project aiming to modernize libraries in the country.
The document discusses activities organized around the first National Library Awareness Day in Moldova, held from April 23rd to May 5th, 2017. The events were organized under an Erasmus+ project called "Library Network Support Services" and included an inauguration conference, debates, exhibitions, and a flash mob at the State University of Balti to raise awareness of library services and lifelong learning. The week culminated in an event in the Moldovan government house on May 3rd, which was designated both as National Library Awareness Day and Librarian's Day, bringing together over 2,000 librarians, educators, and media representatives from across Moldova.
Rodica Sobieski-Camerzan, Silvia Dulschi, Harconiţa, Elena, Topalo, Valentina. National Awareness Day in Moldova, 27 April 2017 Your Library- Your Progress.Marketing Strategy
Europeana er ein felles fleirspråkleg portal som gir brukarane tilgang til digitalt materiale frå ABM institusjonar i heile Europa. Komen vil fortelje om uviklinga av Europeana, demonstrere Europeana-prototypen og gi eit oversyn over relaterte prosjekt.
IETC Free Digital Content: Understanding The Value of Digital Special Collect...Paula Murphy
This document provides links to various online resources for exploring primary sources and digital collections. It includes short descriptions of each resource and suggests things to search for within the collections, such as photographs, manuscripts, or audio recordings. Some of the highlighted resources allow browsing museum collections, maps, newspapers, and educational materials from around the world. The focus is on accessing digitized special collections from Illinois and other states.
Presentation on Iran Archives. History, Origin and Organizational Structure of Iran National Archives. National Archives of Directorate. Aims & Objectives, Collections, Books, Periodicals, Manuscripts, Non-Book Materials, Publications, Periodicals, Electronic publications of Iran National Archives. Department & Functions, Protection services, Maintenance & restoration of documents, Services of Iran National Archives. Useful links & Contact address of Iran National Archives.
The document summarizes a presentation about Judaica Europeana, a project to aggregate digital content from European institutions about Jewish cultural heritage and make it accessible online through Europeana, the European digital library. The project aims to contribute content on themes like cities and urban life. It involves over a dozen partner institutions and hopes to extend its network to more repositories. The goals are to document Jewish expression in Europe, digitize and aggregate this content while standardizing metadata and vocabularies for interoperability with Europeana.
Digital & Discovery @ Smithsonian Libraries 2013. Martin R. Kalfatovic. Smithsonian Libraries Advisory Board Meeting. Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, Front Royal, Virginia. 21 May 2013.
Information architecture (IA) is a discipline focused on organizing and structuring websites to help users find information. It involves labeling, categorizing, and navigating content. The key components of IA include organization systems, labeling systems, and navigation systems. Effective IA balances user needs with business goals. While related fields support IA, it is distinct from graphic design, software development, usability engineering, and content management.
Digitization of Tamil Soviet Publications and Little Magazines.pdfShrinivasan T
The document summarizes Kaniyam Foundation's projects to digitize Soviet Tamil publications and small magazines from 1970-1980s. The foundation aims to identify, catalog, digitally preserve and provide open access to around 200 Soviet books and 500 magazine issues within a year. It is working with the UTSC Library for collection funding support. The digitized content will have bilingual metadata and be released on websites like Soviet.FreeTamilEbooks.com. The Soviet books covered various topics like science, politics, literature and were important for promoting education in Tamil. The small magazines spanned different genres and were published by individuals and organizations.
The Ayb Quarterly Report summarizes events from April to June 2015. It details meetings between Armenian and Russian IT companies hosted by the Ayb Club, as well as a workshop for Armenian startups led by Russian experts. It also discusses the election of new members to the Ayb Educational Foundation Board of Trustees. Finally, it provides statistics on student admissions and performances at competitions for Ayb School and Dilijan Central School.
The document discusses the history of Armenian bibliography and printing. It notes that the earliest Armenian manuscripts date back to the 5th century and were written by hand on parchment pages bound together. The first printed Armenian book was "Urbatagirk", published in 1512 in Venice. After this, Armenian printing houses were established in several locations and began publishing manuscripts. In 2012, Yerevan was named the World Book Capital by UNESCO. A number of events took place from February 16-18, including group readings and donations of books at theaters, concert halls and museums to promote reading.
“Virtual Communities in Europe: the cultural mix and how the European Library...bridgingworlds2008
This document discusses The European Library and its approach to marketing and serving virtual communities. It focuses on academics and researchers but also works with Europeana to reach a wider audience. Key points are that The European Library tailors its portal to academic needs and processes, provides multilingual access, engages in social media, and partners with Europeana to maximize its reach across Europe.
The Bogomolets National Medical University Library was founded in 1841 and has grown to a collection of over 711,000 books and magazines. It aims to satisfy readers' information requests through various departments and services, including reading rooms, an internet center, and remote access to databases. The library catalog is available both traditionally and electronically online. Students have access to literature from major international publishers and electronic resources like PubMed and Web of Science. Library rules require proper treatment and handling of materials.
Twenty Years After: Armenian Research Libraries TodayJohnC_HPL
A survey of the condition of academic and research libraries in Armenia twenty years after independence, assessed according to the ACRL's Standards for Libraries in Higher Education. Presentation delivered by D. Aram Donabedian and John Carey at Spring Research Forum of LACUNY International Relations Roundtable, May 2012. Drawn from the paper:
Donabedian, D., Carey, J., and Balayan, A. (2012). Twenty years after: Armenian research libraries today. LIBER Quarterly: The Journal of European Research Libraries 22(1), 3-41.
Available at
http://liber.library.uu.nl/index.php/lq/issue/view/429
Louise Edwards held a presentation "Library services for Europe: an overview of the landscape" at the Serbian Library Association’s 10th International conference "The World and European Horizons of Librarianship in Digital Age", October 2011
Armenia prImplementing the UNESCO convention for the safeguarding intangibl...UNESCO Venice Office
Armenia - Ms. Yeranuhi Margaryan, Chief specialist of the department of cultural heritage and folk crafts. Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Armenia
This curriculum vitae summarizes the education and professional experience of Aylin Koçunyan. She received a doctorate from the European University Institute in 2013, with a thesis on negotiating the Ottoman constitution from 1856-1876. Her research focuses on Ottoman legal history and cultural transfers. She has taught courses on history and international relations at universities in Istanbul. Koçunyan has published articles in peer-reviewed journals and book chapters on topics related to her research such as Ottoman constitutionalism and the Armenian community.
This document outlines an educational program that aims to promote peace through intercultural communication and understanding. It discusses using education, language learning, cultural exchanges, international projects and camps to build bridges between Armenia, Georgia, Turkey, Iran and other countries. The program involves translating films and literature, sharing music and films, language practice, and joint educational activities like camps and festivals. It seeks partnerships with schools, organizations and governments to expand educational opportunities without borders.
Slides from Special Libraries Association 2010 Conference session International Virtual Libraries
Description: Virtual libraries comprising materials spanning nations now populate our professional world. Probe the major ones: UNESCO‘s World Digital Library, The European Union’s Europeana, and the very latest on the Google Books settlement.
Speakers: Lyle Minter, U.S. Congressional Research Service; Ann Sweeney, European Union Delegation to the U.S.; Doug Newcomb, SLA Chief Policy Officer; Peter Brantley, Internet Archive, Independent Expert on the Google Books Settlement.
Electronic forms of social sciences literatureSundi Guddi
This document summarizes different types of electronic literature in the social sciences including electronic journals, databases, internet resources, and online public access catalogs. It provides examples and descriptions of each type. Electronic literature is useful for accessing social science information as it saves time, allows for quick access, and helps address the increasing amount of literature being produced.
The document summarizes activities organized around the first National Library Awareness Day in Moldova, held from April 23rd to May 5th, 2017. Key events included an inauguration conference, debates on printed vs. digital books, a flash mob promoting libraries, a seminar for young researchers, and a student reading. The week aimed to raise awareness of libraries' role in lifelong learning. It culminated on May 3rd with a festive event attended by 2000 people to celebrate Librarian's Day and recognize award winners. The activities were organized by libraries in Moldova under an Erasmus+ project aiming to modernize libraries in the country.
The document discusses activities organized around the first National Library Awareness Day in Moldova, held from April 23rd to May 5th, 2017. The events were organized under an Erasmus+ project called "Library Network Support Services" and included an inauguration conference, debates, exhibitions, and a flash mob at the State University of Balti to raise awareness of library services and lifelong learning. The week culminated in an event in the Moldovan government house on May 3rd, which was designated both as National Library Awareness Day and Librarian's Day, bringing together over 2,000 librarians, educators, and media representatives from across Moldova.
Rodica Sobieski-Camerzan, Silvia Dulschi, Harconiţa, Elena, Topalo, Valentina. National Awareness Day in Moldova, 27 April 2017 Your Library- Your Progress.Marketing Strategy
Europeana er ein felles fleirspråkleg portal som gir brukarane tilgang til digitalt materiale frå ABM institusjonar i heile Europa. Komen vil fortelje om uviklinga av Europeana, demonstrere Europeana-prototypen og gi eit oversyn over relaterte prosjekt.
IETC Free Digital Content: Understanding The Value of Digital Special Collect...Paula Murphy
This document provides links to various online resources for exploring primary sources and digital collections. It includes short descriptions of each resource and suggests things to search for within the collections, such as photographs, manuscripts, or audio recordings. Some of the highlighted resources allow browsing museum collections, maps, newspapers, and educational materials from around the world. The focus is on accessing digitized special collections from Illinois and other states.
Presentation on Iran Archives. History, Origin and Organizational Structure of Iran National Archives. National Archives of Directorate. Aims & Objectives, Collections, Books, Periodicals, Manuscripts, Non-Book Materials, Publications, Periodicals, Electronic publications of Iran National Archives. Department & Functions, Protection services, Maintenance & restoration of documents, Services of Iran National Archives. Useful links & Contact address of Iran National Archives.
The document summarizes a presentation about Judaica Europeana, a project to aggregate digital content from European institutions about Jewish cultural heritage and make it accessible online through Europeana, the European digital library. The project aims to contribute content on themes like cities and urban life. It involves over a dozen partner institutions and hopes to extend its network to more repositories. The goals are to document Jewish expression in Europe, digitize and aggregate this content while standardizing metadata and vocabularies for interoperability with Europeana.
Digital & Discovery @ Smithsonian Libraries 2013. Martin R. Kalfatovic. Smithsonian Libraries Advisory Board Meeting. Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, Front Royal, Virginia. 21 May 2013.
Information architecture (IA) is a discipline focused on organizing and structuring websites to help users find information. It involves labeling, categorizing, and navigating content. The key components of IA include organization systems, labeling systems, and navigation systems. Effective IA balances user needs with business goals. While related fields support IA, it is distinct from graphic design, software development, usability engineering, and content management.
Organization systems aim to design labeling and organization that makes information easy for users to find. Content should be clearly organized with critical information up top and related elements grouped together. Both exact schemes like alphabetical and ambiguous schemes like topic-based are used to organize content. Organization structures include hierarchies for a top-down approach, databases for a bottom-up approach, and hypertext for linking information chunks. Effective organization requires considering user needs and testing different schemes and structures.
This document summarizes information about the Faculty of Humanities and Law Sciences at Rezekne Higher Education Institution in Latvia. It describes the structure of the faculty including its chairs of history, philology, and law sciences. It provides details on the bachelor's, master's and professional degree programs offered. Statistics are given on faculty students and staff over time. Information is also provided on the institution's international cooperation, library resources, academic publications, and the professional master's program in archive studies.
This document summarizes information about the Faculty of Humanities and Law Sciences at Rezekne Higher Education Institution in Latvia. It describes the structure of the faculty including its chairs of history, philology, and law sciences. It provides details on the bachelor's, master's and professional degree programs offered. Statistics are given on faculty students and staff over time. Information is also provided on the institution's international cooperation, library resources, academic publications, and the professional master's program in archive studies.
The document summarizes information about the Irakli Chavchavadze State University (ICSU) in Georgia and the Georgian Library Association. ICSU was founded in 2006 through the merger of several smaller universities and research institutions. It now has around 7000 students across 8 departments. The university aims to grow and incorporate European standards. The Georgian Library Association was founded in 2000 and has around 100 members. It works to establish standards, advocate for libraries, and provide training to librarians through its training center.
1) Hardware was purchased for three classrooms at ISEC including 30 computers, a server, projector, printer, and switches to set up an e-learning system.
2) Moodle open source learning management system was installed on the e-learning server and work is ongoing to localize it to Armenian.
3) Fiber optic network infrastructure was installed as additional funding from NATO to connect the network to the international GÉANT network.
1) Hardware was purchased for three classrooms at ISEC including 30 computers, a server, projector, printer, and switches to set up an e-learning system.
2) Moodle open source learning management system was installed on the e-learning server and work is ongoing to localize it to Armenian.
3) A fiber optic network was also installed connecting buildings on campus as additional funding from NATO.
The International Scientific-Educational Center of NAS RA (ISEC) was established in 1997 to provide postgraduate studies, master's degrees, and PhD programs using the facilities of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia. ISEC's master's programs are small with 30 or fewer students each, allowing for close contact with faculty. Students have access to NAS research laboratories and libraries to conduct their studies and research. ISEC also hosts international students and participates in the Bologna Process to further integrate with European higher education standards.
The document summarizes information about Parma University in Italy. It discusses the long history of the university dating back to the 13th century. Today, Parma University has 30,000 students and over 1,100 lecturers. It contains 13 faculties across 42 departments. The document specifically discusses library and information science courses offered at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, including international master's programs taught in English. Research at Parma University focuses on digital libraries and digitization.
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2. STEPS TOWARDS DEVELOPING
ARMENOLOGICAL INTERNET PORTAL
“ARMENIACA” IN ARMENIAN LIBRARIES
First Armenian book , “The Friday
Book”, was published in Venice in 1512
by Jacob the sinful .
During 1512-1513 Jacob published 4
more books.
500 anniversary of Armenian book
printing was celebrated in 2012 .
3. STEPS TOWARDS DEVELOPING
ARMENOLOGICAL INTERNET PORTAL
“ARMENIACA” IN ARMENIAN LIBRARIES
The first Armenian periodical “Azdarar”
(“The Heralds” ) was published in 1794 in
Madras, by Father Shmavonyan.
How many Armenian book titles were
published during past 500 years?.
Paper based versions of the union
catalogues of periodicals are outdated.
4. STEPS TOWARDS DEVELOPING
ARMENOLOGICAL INTERNET PORTAL
“ARMENIACA” IN ARMENIAN LIBRARIES
Digitization is a key for solving many of
accumulated problems having relation to eContent and also is a solution for long term
preservation of written heritage.
To develop the “Armeniaca” portal National
Library of Armenia is working towards 5
specific goals.
5. STEPS TOWARDS DEVELOPING
ARMENOLOGICAL INTERNET PORTAL
“ARMENIACA” IN ARMENIAN LIBRARIES
1. Develop strategic partnerships across the libraries
sphere, and build stronger relationships with
Armenological centers.
2. Provide end users with collections and services of
high value in a flexible and effective way by also
providing librarians with the necessary systems
based on advancements in information science
and librarianship.
6. STEPS TOWARDS DEVELOPING
ARMENOLOGICAL INTERNET PORTAL
“ARMENIACA” IN ARMENIAN LIBRARIES
3. Establish scientific educational portal
“Armeniaca” and embed “The Armeniaca” Library
services within international research and learning
communities.
4. Implement a first-class infrastructure that
continues to innovate, based on broadband data
transfer network between libraries, GRID
technologies and cloud computing capabilities.
7. STEPS TOWARDS DEVELOPING
ARMENOLOGICAL INTERNET PORTAL
“ARMENIACA” IN ARMENIAN LIBRARIES
5. Ensure sustainability of “The Armeniaca”
Library by building long term partnerships with
libraries, Armenological centers, State agencies,
and donors.
8. Priority 1: Develop strategic
partnerships
Armenian Libraries Union catalogue . More
than 800,000 bibliographic records in
Armenian, Cyrillic and Latin scripts.
Union catalogue of Armenian periodicals.
About 1,080 bibliographic entries are
created. Holdings data for the NLA and the
FSL are being catalogued.
Creation of the bibliographic database
“Armenian Book” is in process
9. Priority 1: Develop strategic
partnerships
About 1 million digitized pages (academic
books, academic journals, rare and early
printed Armenian books) are in the National
Academy of Sciences Open Access
domain, under the “Creative Commons”
license agreement.
Digitization is done by NLA and FSL and
these materials are freely available to the
users to read and to download.
10. e-Content for Armenia.
Current state
In Armenian Wikipedia currently 78,000
articles are present (for the English
Wikipedia this number is 4,300,000).
“Wikimedia Armenia” Foundation through
various projects is encouraging the growth,
development and distribution of
encyclopedic e-Content.
Libraries can support Foundation for
adding Content.
11. e-Content for Armenia.
How to enrich it?
●
Digitization is the challenge of the 21st
century . And Armenian libraries should
be amongst the leaders for digitizing of
“Written Heritage” and making that
content available to all.
12. e-Content for Armenia.
How to enrich it?
●
4 most fatal digitization myths are:
– Digitization
does not need government
attention
– Digitization is cheap to do and does not
cost a lot.
– You do it once and that is it.
– A whole library can be digitized easily.
13. e-Content for Armenia. How to enrich it?
Myth 1: Digitization does not need government
attention .
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Three decisions of Armenian Government
will help to bypass the “Myth 1”.
“Developing Armenian Libraries union
catalogue”. Approval date: 29 Nov., 2012
“Exalting documents, and including them in
the National Library Collection. Approval
date: 10 Jan., 2013
“Organization and Coordination of the
digital version of the Armenian script
library”. Approval date: 4 Feb., 2013
14. e-Content for Armenia. How to enrich it?
Myth 2: Digitization is cheap to do and does not
cost a lot
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It is cheap if just photos of the pages are
taken. In this case the image quality is low,
the photographing speed is slow.
Professional digitizing equipment costs
between 50,000 – 60,000 USD.
During one shot the image is passing
several processes: cropping, adjustment,
sequential numbering, saving in TIFF
format, etc.
Trained staff should be involved in this.
15. e-Content for Armenia. How to enrich it?
Myth 3: You do it once and that is it.
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For each digitized material relevant metadata
must be provided (in MARC21, or in Doublin
Core etc formats).
If possible, digitized copies should pass OCR
All solutions (machine readable data
exchange, data export/import protocols, data
search, retrieval and mining etc) must be
based on ISO approved standards in
Information Science, Computer Science,
Library Science.
16. e-Content for Armenia. How to enrich it?
Myth 4: A whole library can be digitized.
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Collections of the National Library of Armenia
consist of:
Several million newspaper pages
4 million book titles (280 million pages???)
17. e-Content for Armenia. How to enrich it?
Problems to be solved
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Presenting multilingual content (non Latin
scripts) on the Web.
Developing multilingual authority records,
multilingual subject heading, geo. locations.
Organizing multilingual search
Preparing indexes of named entities
Developing ‘nice looking’ Web Based
UNICODE fonts for Armenian content
Producing content for mobile devices.
18. e-Content for Armenia. How to enrich it?
Tasks to be done
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Including Armenian e-Contnet in European
networks, such as:
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The Europeana
The European Library (TEL)
Europeana Newspapers
Directory of Open Access Books
Directory of Open Access Journals
Promoting multilingualism for International
Standard Name Identifiers (ISO 27729).
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ISNI: 0000 0001 0001 8559
Name: Armenian S.S.R. Erevan State University
Armenian S.S.R. Erevani Petakan Hamalsaran
Armenian S.S.R. Petakan Hamalsaran
Armenian S.S.R. State University
Dānishgāh-i Dawlatī-i Yirivān
EGU
Erevan State University
Erevani Hamalsaran
Erevani Petakan Hamalsaran
Erevani Pethamalsaran
Erevanskiĭ gosudarstvennyĭ universitet
Erevanskij Gosudarstvennyj Universitet 1991 Erewani Petakan Hamalsaran
Gosudarstvennyj Universitet Erevan, 1991 Kratikon Panepistēmion tou Erevan
Staatliche Universität Jerewan
State University Erevan, 1991 Uniwersytet Państwowy w Erewaniu
20. e-Content for Armenia. How to enrich it?
Armenian content in HathiTrust
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Number of digitized Armenian titles - 9,155
Number of digitized Armenian titles in public
domain – 2,063
Veratsnutʻ iwn Hayastani / gretsʻ V. Pōttō;
ṛ userēnitsʻ tʻ argmanetsʻ P.P.
by Potto, V. A. 1836-1911.
Published 1904
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Armenian content in HathiTrust
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Main Author: Lamennais, Félicité Robert de,
1782-1854.
Other Authors: Achemean, M.
Language(s): Armenian
Published: K. Pōlis : Tpagrutʻiwn Kʻirishchean
Ew Ěnk, 1870.
Series: Azgayin Zhoghovrdakan Matenadarn
Subjects: Authority. Liberty. Freedom of
religion.
Physical Description: 144 p. ; 17 cm.
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How to enrich it?
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Bloggosphere. Is this an e-Content for
enriching?
Wikimedia. What about the archival
copies (mandatory copy for the National
Library of Armenia?).
Social networks. How we should
evaluate this content?
New domain name .հայ is in a process of
discussions. Will Armenian script domain
names help to enrich the e-Content?
27. e-Content for Armenia.
How to enrich it?
Granish - Open community of writers, critics,
publishers and translators. Born digital literary
content is produced. http://granish.org/
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Archiving Internet (am zone). Who is in
charge?
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Most of Armenian newspapers besides paper
versions are producing e-versions as well. Who
is in charge for preserving the archival copies?
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News agencies producing born digital content.
7or.am, blog.7or.am, a1plus.am etc
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