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ItemOpen Access and Scholarly Communications(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-11-20) Speer, Julie Griffin ; Walters, Tyler O.
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ItemIntroduction to Dreamweaver CS3(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-11-12) Brown, SherriThis class will cover the basics of website creation using Adobe Dreamweaver CS3. You will learn how to: Set up your site and create multiple linked webpages ; Modify page properties - background, text color, link colors, etc. ; Add images and tables ; Add internal and external hyperlinks ; Add video and link to audio ; Upload your webpages and files to your Prism account.
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ItemIntroduction(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-10-23) Murray-Rust, Catherine ; Walters, Tyler O.
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ItemKathy Roper(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-10-23) Roper, Kathy O.
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ItemJohn M. Nickerson, Ph.D.(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-10-23) Nickerson, John M.
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ItemThe Future of Scholarly Publishing and the Open Access Debate(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-10-23) Luce, Richard E.
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ItemLeo Mark, Ph.D.(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-10-23) Mark, Leo
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ItemFinding Statistics Fast - Expert Tips to Locate Data Using Government Sources(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-10-08) Kenly, Patricia E. ; Finn, BetteThe U.S. government collects and distributes data on many topics of interest to you and your users. Whether you need statistics for research, business or personal use, this session will save you time by showing you how to find this data quickly. We will also discuss new and frequently overlooked government sources that provide essential statistics.
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ItemMaking DSpace 1.5 Your Own: Customization tips & tricks(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-05-21) Donohue, TimDSpace 1.5 represents a big step towards the future of DSpace software. Are you still trying to wrap your mind around 1.5 or wanting to ready yourself for an upgrade? Get a better understanding of the new DSpace 1.5 architecture, features and customization options! Learn how to customize DSpace 1.5 by taking advantage of the Configurable Submission system, the Configurable Browse system, Manakin (XMLUI), Maven and many other new features. This talk/tutorial will concentrate on what is newly available in DSpace 1.5, and how DSpace 1.5 can be customized in a more "modular" fashion. Although a brief introduction to new DSpace 1.5 features will be provided, the majority of the talk will concentrate on how you can customize DSpace in this new architecture (Maven + Manakin, especially). Examples of both minor and major customizations will be presented, based on upgrade experience in migrating a highly-customized version of DSpace 1.4.2 (IDEALS - http://www.ideals.illinois.edu) to DSpace 1.5 and Manakin.
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ItemUnicorn: The myth of federated search realized simply. Unifying DSpace repositories with the PKP Harvester tool(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-05-21) Davison, John ; Gilbertson, KeithThe Ohio Digital Resource Commons, located at http://drc.ohiolink.edu, is a union of DSpace repositories operated by higher education institutions in Ohio. The repositories are largely organized and supported by OhioLINK, a consortium of 89 Ohio college and university libraries. In support of the vision of the Digital Resource Commons as a statewide resource, the repository operators saw an immediate need for a federated search tool. A "build it now" approach was taken, and federated searching was implemented in a short timeframe at OhioLINK using the PKP Harvester (http://pkp.sfu.ca/?q=harvester) software. A demonstration of the federated search feature at the Digital Resource Commons will be given, highlighting local customizations that were made to PKP Harvester and DSpace in support of the project. These customizations include changes made to mimic the appearance and behavior of existing search interfaces at OhioLINK, and changes made to meet expressed user requirements. Particular attention will be given to a DSpace change that allows image thumbnails to be displayed in federated search results. Issues encountered during the configuration, implementation, and deployment of the PKP Harvester and DSpace OAI-PMH server will be presented, and the choices made in response to these issues will be explained. The process of integrating the search results with the DSpace interface will be detailed, including ongoing efforts to improve the user experience. The Digital Resource Commons' federated search was implemented as a metadata-based search. We will present a general comparison between metadata and full-text searching, highlighting the advantages and disadvantages of each method. A discussion of metadata uniformity and quality concerns will be presented in the context of federated searching. Particular problems encountered with our metadata will be described, with lessons learned and suggestions for resolution. Operational and maintenance concerns of this system will be discussed, including the metadata harvesting schedule, and the need to flush and rebuild indexes when the metadata schema changes. Future ideas for the DRC's federated search feature will be explored, including an implementation of faceted searching using SOLR, harvesting of non-DSpace repositories, such as CONTENTdm and Fedora, and, finally, the possibility of discarding the current model in favor of an OAI-ORE based system, developed for DSpace at Texas Digital Library, that allows for the possibility of full-text federated searching.