Systems

Nice note on Jon Udell’s blog about XISBN: > It actually sort of works, which says a lot for

I came across CIP (Classification of Instructional Programs) last year. > The CIP is a taxonomic coding scheme that contains

> My own experience of DC-2003 probably emphasised the ‘workshop’ elements more than the ‘conference’ aspects, and I had a

> Definitions of CIP on the Web [Google Search: define: cip [https://www.google.com/search?q=define%3A+cip&

> The other chapters in this volume demonstrate the wide range of roles that metadata can serve. Since the mid-1990s,

The HILT Phase II Final Report: Pre Evaluation Version [https://hilt.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/hilt2web/finalreport.htm] is now

I think this is a very nice phrase to describe some of what is happening as we look at service

Interesting to see that the British Library has put out a press release about a BL staff member chairing the

> There is a list of technologies that are actually political philosophy masquerading as code, a list that includes Xanadu,

A Mellon-funded project at UC San Diego to create a union catalog of art images. The intention is to explore

> IBM Ontology Management System (also known as SNOBASE, for Semantic Network Ontology Base) is a framework for loading ontologies

> The Florida Center for Library Automation (FCLA) is developing a central digital archiving facility for the libraries of the