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Batch Record Editing Processes Breakout Group Notes
These notes are a bit disparate, but here’s what I got in terms of notes for the breakout session. Continue reading “Batch Record Editing Processes Breakout Group Notes”
BCLA 2014: Linked Open Data and Libraries. When? Or NOW!
Panel of 3 on linked open data.
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Code4LibBC Day 1: Lightning Talks
Here are my notes from Code4LibBC Day 1 lightning talks! Continue reading “Code4LibBC Day 1: Lightning Talks”
DataCamp: Lightning Talks
We began the DataCamp day with a few lightning talks. More notes courtesy of Mary Jingle who created a google doc for collaborative notes. Continue reading “DataCamp: Lightning Talks”
Code4Lib North: Day 2 Afternoon Notes
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Code4Lib North: Day 2 Morning Notes
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Code4Lib North: Day 1 Morning Notes
Morning presentations Continue reading “Code4Lib North: Day 1 Morning Notes”
TRY 2013: RDA Matters: A Snapshot at Ryerson Library
- Doris Lovadina-Lee,
- Aileen Farray,
- Lies Weijs, Ryerson Library Continue reading “TRY 2013: RDA Matters: A Snapshot at Ryerson Library”
Code4Lib Day 3: Lightning Talks
Mark Matienzo – Wielding the Whip: Affect, Archives, & Ontological Fusion
- need to talk about emotion – a lot of things going on in my life
- inspired by Archives by Emotion
- why do we not acknowledge that archives are based on emotion, stories
- facebook ‘like’ is not an emotion
- losing connections to materials and history when not thinking about the platform and how that effects our stories
- can we write stories about our collections?
- should be using existing linked data to make those narratives
- let’s build this
- Slides
- Full Write-up
Jason Casden and Cory Lown – My #HuntLibrary
- student engagement platform
- how do students use the space?
- what do they choose to document? – using instagram
- student-drive archival selection
- making use, harvesting social media
- Implemention:
- moderated, responsive
- use for public display, can interactive, including larger public display
- inspired by kitten war: built image battle
- calculate popularity score
- also about preservation, collect images
- go.ncsu.edu/MyHunt
Steven Anderson – JavaScript Streaming Clientside Checksumming w/ HTML5 file upload
- basic using JavaScript to view checksum
- and then when files are uploaded
- Demo: hydratest.bpl.org:3000
- On GitHub
Will Hicks – Metadata Entry Beyond Usability
- think back to volunteering to donate blood, etc. what value did it give you?
- ~300 individuals creating metadata
- stats have bumped up with a new interface
- but 10% of the stuff is hidden
- “usable” forms are great, but little “ownership” and lack of domain expertise
- what if we applied the ideas used in social media?
- invite with openID, personalize projects, badges, stats, visualization, etc.
Kelly Lucas – Drupal OPAC Recipe
- the poor man’s Blacklight or Vufind with Solr backend
- process:
- MARC record dump into Solr using SolrMARC
- install search API, Search API Solr, Facet API, Sarnia and Views from Drupal.org
- configure Sarnia + FacetAPI (boosts, enable facets)
- create a view, add some fields, create an exposed filter (full text search box)
- slap some facets to the side of the page
- issues: new/updated records requires direct connection to ILS
- Slides
Karen Coyle – Nerd Poetry
- cowboy poetry – told around the camp fire
Mark Redar – Django Dublin Core App
- plugin app
- on Github
- RecordExpress – lightweight, easy to use esp. for those not familiar with XML
James Stuart – Taming Email
- a really big problem
- part of your job
- here’s how to tame email
- don’t organize: organizing your email is like alphabetizing your recycling
- mailstrom.co
- turn keyboard shortcuts on
- shortcutFoo
- don’t be distracting
- bookmark
- Also take a look at Making Thunderbird More Gmail-y
No Break! Have a Cute Animal Anyway

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