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The Internet Archive module allows sites to automatically transfer media files (audio & video) as well as associated metadata to and from Archive.org. Once files have been transferred, they can be displayed using Archive.org's embedded player, and derivatives can be retrieved. an automated file transfer queue, capable of harvesting files from any view containing a filefield, emfield or textfield (dependent on drupal_queue , includes configuration options for days/times to allow transfers, can be triggered by drush command or cron) om_metadata sub-module to support the schema at Open Media Project and provide an example for implementation of hook_internet_archive_metadata
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This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum , where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business. Since Google launched its Chrome web store in December, extensions have sprung up to speed up and simplify the messy world of Internet browsing. If you’re a member of the club that spends more time looking at screens than people, some simple browser add-ons can streamline many of your daily processes on the job. We brought you a list of great Chrome apps for small businesses shortly after the store’s opening.
by Brewster Kahle, June 2011 Books are being thrown away, or sometimes packed away, as digitized versions become more available. This is an important time to plan carefully for there is much at stake. Digital technologies are changing both how library materials are accessed and increasingly how library materials are preserved.
Increasingly, university and research libraries are being inundated with information that has been created in digital format and transmitted and accessed via computers.
Ability to do basic HTML editing – an understanding of (X)HTML and CSS. Here, I’m not wanting “web developer” skills – but someone who has enough of an understanding of HTML to be able to do basic edits, like add in the code to a Flickr image in a blog past, and then be able to edit that code enough to align the image properly. Etc… One commenter suggested an understanding of creative commons licensing be added to this list. I’m not adding it to my 2.0 Librarian list.