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Programme du congrès IGeLU 2015
Le congrès IGeLU 2015 se tiendra cette fois-ci à Budapest. Le programme est d’ores et déjà disponible : http://igelu2015.comp-rend.hu/?page_id=5.
IGeLU 2014 : pré-programme disponible
Le congrès IGeLU 2014 se tiendra à l’Université d’Oxford (Bodleian Libraries). Le pré-programme est d’ores et déjà disponible (état du 1er juin) :
Aleph / ARC
- Automatic for the personnel
- Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
- Text me, maybe: Implementing texting functionality in the Aleph OPAC
- Scriptorium, a retro-cataloguing tool to easily and quickly encode older book items
- Managing and keeping track of Aleph changes
- Implementation of online payment in Aleph at King’s College London
- Aleph at a crossroads
Alma
- Alma and interoperability: maximising Alma’s role in the institutional landscape
- Two years with Alma
- Challenges and opportunities of Alma for the Alexandria Library Network and the Library Am Guisanplatz
- In It Together: Selection and Implementation of Alma/Primo as a Consortial System
- Online fines payment with Alma and Primo
- Alma Analytics at Sheffield
- Alma Analytics : a whole new world of data extraction
- Building on Alma Analytics
DigiTool
- Simpler, faster and more transparent: improving repository submission with PubSub
Primo / Primo Central
- Relevance redefined
- Deep Search or Harvest? How we decided.
- Enhancing Chinese word normalization in Primo with the HKIUG TSVCC mapping table
- The Primo Graphical User Interface (GUI) – critique and improvement suggestions
- Does MetaLib Have a Future? One Consortium’s Experience with MetaLib Post-Primo Implementation
- Next Step : Digital Collections Into Primo
- Primo PCI coverage
- Normalization with XSL and a File Splitter for Greater Control
- Expanding Primo beyond your ILS data source : including EAD and Graphic Sources
- Meeting the discovery challenge: user expectations, usability and Primo
Rosetta
- Digital preservation of architectural 3D data – Rosetta in the context of the DURAARK project
SFX
- SFX Knowledge Base Advisory Board (KBAB): Goals And Achievements After One Year
- Adding institution support in SFX for Shibboleth SSO
Cross-product / General / Strategic
- Alma, the Cloud and the Evolution of the Library Systems Department
- Ex Libris Support Services – A Customer / Ex Libris Collaborative Review
- Managing a three-ring circus: Upgrading Aleph, implementing Primo, and maintaining support for a quarter million users
- The Best of Both Worlds or the End of the World as We Know It? – A Usability Approach to the Cross-Product Cross-Ideology Discovery Interface Finna
- Closing the circle: using linked data to enrich authority records and make them linkable on the web
- Discovery, Services and Integrations with Alma and Primo APIs
- Using your library software – what third partys will known about our library customers
- Make Big Brother Work for You: Mining Patron Data for Enhanced Library Services
Cette année, le conférencier invité (keynote speaker) sera Dr Alma Swan. Alma Swan est une consultante travaillant dans le domaine de la communication savante. Elle est directrice de Key Perspectives Ltd et est titulaire de titres universitaires honorifiques à l’École d’Électronique et d’Informatique de l’Université de Southampton et à la Business School de l’Université de Warwick. Son travail porte notamment sur les pratiques et comportements de communication sur la recherche, et sur l’étude et la promotion de nouvelles formes de communication savante à l’ère de l’Internet. Elle est également coordinatrice de Enabling Open Scholarship (EOS), dont l’objectif est de poursuivre l’ouverture du savoir et de la recherche à travers la croissance des mouvements du libre accès, de l’éducation libre, de la science libre et de l’innovation libre.
La conférence de clôture sera donnée par Dr David Charles De Roure, professeur à l’Université d’Oxford, Directeur du Oxford e-Research Centre (OeRC) et co-directeur du Institute for the Future of Computing à la Oxford Martin School.
Encore plus d’ouverture avec le Ex Libris Developer Network
Communiqué d’Ex Libris :
Ex Libris Accelerates Openness with the New Developer Network
This global network will enable libraries to create new services via collaboration with members of the Ex Libris developer community and beyond
Ex Libris Group is pleased to announce the global launch of the Ex Libris Developer Network—an open environment in which developers and IT professionals can collaborate across libraries and with Ex Libris to experiment with applications and extensions to the company’s solutions. The new network welcomes community members from both Ex Libris customer and non-customer institutions.Providing all the resources that developers need to create applications and extensions for Ex Libris solutions, the Developer Network features the following sections:
- API Docs: Comprehensive API and integration documentation and technical guides
- Tech Blog: Advice, technical guidance, and best practice information offered by developers and Ex Libris development team members
- Codes & Apps: Contributions of code and apps, including links to complete code projects hosted on GitHub
- API Console:A testing environment (sandbox) in which customer developers will be able to experiment with Ex Libris APIs
- Forum: Online forums in which developers can share ideas, questions, and answers about how to get the most value out of Ex Libris APIs
- Dashboard: A tool enabling developers to manage their implementations of open interfaces and to view usage analytics
With the establishment of the EL Commons collaborative platform in 2008, Ex Libris was the first to create an environment devoted specifically to the open development of extensions for library-management software. Building on the creative spirit that inspired the 5,000-strong EL Commons community, the Developer Network affirms the commitment of Ex Libris to openness and represents the next phase of the Company’s open-platform strategy.
“The Ex Libris Developer Network offers us new ways to leverage the open interfaces of Ex Libris solutions to integrate with both institutional and external systems,” commented Kevin Kidd, head of library systems and applications at Boston College. “We can easily build, manage and share multiple applications and services in the Developer Network. As a result, we will be able to extend library services through tight integration with mobile applications, our learning management system, student portal, institutional repository and vendor selection systems. Our vision for the future of online library services at Boston College rests heavily on open APIs. We welcome this strengthening of openness by Ex Libris and we look forward to collaborating with fellow users in the new platform.”
With the launch of the Developer Network, Ex Libris is continuing its shift toward the exposure of services and data through RESTful APIs. Fully compliant RESTful APIs make the development of extensions by the developer community faster and simpler. “This move responds to feedback we received from the developer community,” explained Bar Veinstein, vice president of resource management solutions at Ex Libris. “Although our customers created hundreds of custom-developed applications using X-Services and SOAP APIs, REST is the preferred interface in current development environments.”
Matti Shem Tov, president and CEO of Ex Libris, remarked: “The Ex Libris Developer Network is a major new demonstration of our commitment to openness. Harnessing the open interfaces of Alma, Primo, and other Ex Libris solutions, a library can integrate its systems with other campus systems—thereby delivering essential services to students and faculty and demonstrating the library’s value to the institution it serves. Our user community already boasts an active developer group, and we are proud to be providing its members with an advanced platform for collaborating, sharing, and developing new applications and integrations.”
To see the Ex Libris Developer Network, go to developers.exlibrisgroup.com.
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