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Who needs MARC? @ CommonPlace.Net

http://commonplace.net/2009/05/who-needs-marc/ Posted on May 15th, 2009 Lukas Koster Why use a non-normalised metadata exchange format for suboptimal data storage? © leah the librarian This week I had a nice chat with André Keyzer of Groningen University library and Peter van Boheemen of Wageningen University Library who attended OCLC’s Amsterdam Mashathon 2009 . As can be expected from library technology geeks, we got talking about bibliographic metadata formats, very exciting of course.
http://www.topicmapslab.de/case_studies/topic_maps_and_catalogues_of_museums_libraries_and_archives

Topic Maps Lab - Topic Maps and Catalogues of Museums, Libraries and Archives

There have been some initiatives or exploration of the potential uses of Topic Maps to Integrated Library Systems ( ILS ) or catalogues in the MLA institutions. However, most of them are prototypes and not implemented due to the fact that no vendor in the MLA field has already incorporated Topic Maps to their systems yet. Those projects that are online proved their skills, some were/are still prototypes and others are not meant for a public usage. The following case study is going to show examples of Topic Maps based projects especially for catalogues of museums, libraries or archives. The first part describes two projects using Topic Maps by implementing data with the FRBR -model.
Welcome to AbeBooks' Weird Book Room - heralded by the New York Times , Canada's Globe and Mail , The Times of London , and The Guardian (UK) as the finest source of everything that's bizarre, odd and downright weird in books. Everyone's talking about it - author Neil Gaiman is even tweeting about it, posting a link and suggesting his followers: "Go to this link and gaze on the titles and be made happy. Trust me. It'll work". With new titles added periodically, we now have an excellent selection of crazy and strange titles for sale by our booksellers, about every oddball aspect of life you could possibly imagine (and a few things you couldn't). We invite you to not only revel in our collection of literary oddities but to also send us your suggestions .

Discover Literary Oddities in the Weird Book Room on AbeBooks

http://www.abebooks.co.uk/books/weird/index.shtml
Reenactment of Gilbert&George's The Singing Sculpture : Synthetic Performance in Second Life 2007 / Eva and Franco Mattes aka 0100101110101101.ORG Link to Catalog Record "Eva and Franco Mattes's Synthetic Performances was produced as part of Performa 07, last fall's biennial of performance art in New York. But the artwork involved no live action, no stage, no human spectacle. While the Italian couple and their director, Paolo Ruffino, sat in the back at SoHo's Artists Space silently manning laptops, about 60 downtown types filed into the gallery and seated themselves before a ten-foot projection screen. Most of the audience, however, was dispersed around the world, sitting in front of their own computer screens.

CodlinAndShort

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http://www.sir.arizona.edu/faculty/coleman/lc/final/conclusion.html

Metadata and Cataloging Education - Web Clearinghouse

Introduction to Content in the Prototype Clearinghouse This is a prototype of the Metadata and Cataloging Education (MACE) web clearinghouse. The MACE clearinghouse tries to bring together networked electronic (online) resources that will be useful for teaching and learning in the area of metadata, cataloging, classification, indexing, information architecture, knowledge organization and management. More than 200 unique resources are currently available in the clearinghouse.
Tools XML schema for downloading (if you use an XML editor) Best Practices CDWA and CDWA Lite Exercises

Exercises-- CDWA, CDWA Lite

http://www.metadataetc.org/book-website/exercises/exercise2-2a.htm
http://wings.buffalo.edu/publications/mcjrnl/v6n2/freeborn.html

MC Journal. Cataloging of the Weird by Robert Freeborn

CATALOGING OF THE WEIRD Further Examples for the 3-D Perplexed By Robert B. Freeborn INTRODUCTION It seems that AV cataloging has finally come of age, and it's all thanks to the Internet. The dramatic explosion of Internet-based resources over the past few years, coupled with the limitations associated with the current generation of search engines, has brought about the realization by information professionals that Web-based materials are in dire need of better organization and description.
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Art Libraries Section

http://www.ifla.org/art-libraries The Section endeavors to represent libraries and organizations concerned with all formats of textual and visual documentation for the visual arts, including fine arts, applied arts, design and architecture. The Section strives to improve access to information about these subjects for users of independent research libraries, museum libraries, art libraries attached to educational institutions art departments within national, college, university and public libraries, government departments and agencies, libraries in cultural centres and other collections of art information. The Section is also concerned with the creation, study and enjoyment of the visual arts through these libraries and with the encouragement of activities of national and regional societies of art librarians and visual resources curators.
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/digital-initiatives/012018-2200-e.html

Local Digital Format Registry (LDFR) - Digital Policies, Guidelines and Tools - Digital Initiatives at LAC

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BIBCO Core Record Standards: (BIBCO) Program for Cooperative Cataloging

The Artist Files Revealed Online Directory was created as a centralized repository for cultural institutions to promote their collections of artist files and for users to discover these resources more readily. The Directory retains institutional records contributed by institutions that house files related to the visual arts, both historic and contemporary. All institutions, regardless of size or geographical location, are encouraged to contribute records to this directory. <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>

Artist Files Revealed - Tikiwiki : HomePage

Located in the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, the Collection houses the books and some of the manuscripts of Eli Siegel. This 25,000-volume collection includes world literature, philosophy, works on approaches to mind, poetry, history, art and literary criticism, labor and economics, the sciences. Many books contain handwritten annotations, lecture notes, and original manuscripts of Mr.

Eli Siegel Collection