Now that your team has finally delivered its project, there is one more important step be fore the team disbands: the project post-mortem. The name might sound forbidding (some people prefer to call it a “project retrospective”), but it really […]
One year ago last February just days be fore the Google Books Settlement Fairness Hearing, I wrote a blogpost fancifully titled Hurtling Toward the Finish Line: Should the Google Book Settlement Be Approved? In the ensuing weeks and months as […]
Several CDL and campus licensed databases will be transitioning to new plat forms in the new year. Below are several of the upcoming changes: The academic publisher De Gruyter is acquiring the Berkeley Electronic Press (bepress) portfolio of 67 journals […]
By Joan Starr, EZID Service Manager In response to user requests, we are introducing two new channels for distributing EZID (http://n2t.net/ezid) status updates: a blog and an RSS feed from the blog. As we try out this new functionality, we […]
Recent Enhancements, News, and Activities DataCite announced two draft specifications for comment. First, the DataCite to Dublin Core application profile (DC2AP) describes how to construct a Dublin Core compatible DataCite metadata record using Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) metadata terms […]
[…] San Diego) now have access to The Gale Digital Scholar Lab. The Gale Digital Scholar Lab is designed to trans form the way researchers access and analyze Gale’s primary source content by integrating the depth and breadth of digital primary […]
Originally created by the SOPAG Electronic Resources Cataloging Task Force in 1999 Revised March 2003 by Becky Culbertson Revised November 2008 by SCDPP WG Revised September 2009 by Renee Chin Revised March 2019 by SCP Approved with minor revision July […]
[…] plus SCP record files for the following monographic packages: Early American Imprints, eScholarship Editions, LION, MIT CosSci Collection, Oxford Reference Online Premium, and AIP conference proceedings. Once there OCLC will attempt to match our records with the appropriate OCLC record […]
[…] Chinese newspaper. CNBKSY has digitized 105,000 pages of Sheng-ching Shih-pao, covering all pages from the first to final issue. For questions about these resources, please contact Ying Zhang (yingz@uci.edu), the Tier 2 Coordinator and Resource Liaison for Shanghai Library. […]
[…] Architect, presented a paper at SciDataCon, part of International Data Week in Denver, CO (September 11-17). John’s paper, “A Vocabulary for Persistence,” (http://www.scidatacon.org/2016/sessions/103/paper/109/) was part of the Semantic Enrichment, Metadata and Data Packaging session. On EZID’s listserv, clients discussed how […]
