links for 2011-08-29
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links for 2011-07-22
23 July 2011-
EndNote sort une nouvelle version (X5). La grand nouveauté à mon avis est la fonction de mise à jour des références à partir de identifiants et la possibilité de comparer le résultat. Pas encore testé mais ça me semble pas mal, surtout que maintenant on importe rapidement des références de PubMed qui ne sont pas encore publiées et cela permettra de les mettre à jour et éviter des errerus dans les citations (il arrive par exemple que l'on cite un article de 2010 quand en réalité il est paru en 2011)
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“Google a annoncé sur son blog la fermeture imminente de Google Labs, sa plateforme de projets divers concernant aussi bien Picasa, Maps qu'Android et ses applications mobiles.
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links for 2011-07-18
19 July 2011-
Je ne sais pas vous, mais moi je ne vais pas rater cette conférence!!! “les 17 et 18 octobre 2011 à l'enssib, Villeurbanne. Ces rencontres souhaitent motiver les échanges et encourager le débat sur le devenir de l'information numérique, des innovations en matière de production et de diffusion des contenus, des évolutions de l'accès à l'information et des usages de lecture et de documentation.
L'objectif de ces journées est d'échanger les points de vue des acteurs de l'information - éditeurs, libraires, bibliothécaires, chercheurs - autour des enjeux, conceptions, usages, formes, innovations des processus de médiations et des liens entre les acteurs de la documentation numérique.”
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“We've been hearing about it for years, but the bookless library has finally arrived, making a beachhead on college campuses. At Drexel University's new Library Learning Terrace, which opened just last month, there is nary a bound volume, just rows of computers and plenty of seating offering access to the Philadelphia university's 170 million electronic items. Scott Erdy, designer of the new library, says open, flexible space — the furniture is movable and the walls act as one giant whiteboard — allows student and staff “knowledge transfer,” a concept reinforced by Danuta Nitecki, dean of Drexel's libraries. “We don't just house books, we house learning,” she says.[…]”
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“Auteur des travaux fondamentaux d'analyse critique, médecin, linguiste, historien, musicien, philosophe, psychiatre, Jean Starobinski est un humaniste hors pair, ayant su mettre son extraordinaire érudition au service d'une réflexion originale qui se distance de toute convention académique.
Jean Starobinski appartient au petit nombre de critiques de valeur mondiale. Ce grand érudit genevois, fourmillant de projets, est un homme qui ne s'est jamais senti obligé de choisir, préférant à la spécialisation le dialogue permanent entre tous les domaines du savoir.
Dans cette interview, qui date de 1964, il parle de son dernier livre: «L'invention de la liberté» (Skira, 1964) qui propose une lecture tout à fait originale de l'art européen du XVIIIe siècle.[…]”
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links for 2011-07-15
16 July 2011-
“Kete is a collaboration engine. It is open source software that you can use to create and share online. Write topics and upload images, audio, video, documents. Discuss them all. Link them together. It's a fun way to get things done. Check out the FAQ for more about Kete. Feel free to ask your questions there!
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“With WordPress, you can give patrons easy access to your library’s digital content . The software is free, and, with good planning, you don’t need expensive training or extensive technological expertise to maintain your site. Authors Kyle Jones and Polly-Alida Farrington, along with several librarian contributors, deliver a richly illustrated, practical guide for using WordPress as a tool for managing digital content, from basic set-up to customization with plugins.[…]”
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JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite, NISO Z39.96-201x. The of “Standardized Markup for Journal Articles Based on the NLM's Journal Archiving and Interchange Tag Suite,” is to take the currently existing National Library of Medicine (NLM) Journal Archiving and Interchange Tag Suite version 3.0, the three journal article schemas, and the documentation and shepherd it through the NISO standardization process.[…]”
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links for 2011-07-13
14 July 2011
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8 July 2011-
“[…]Face à la montée d’Internet et à la diversification des usages, les bibliothèques traversent une crise identitaire et tentent de redéfinir leurs missions. Le modèle de la bibliothèque troisième lieu semble caractériser nombre de nouveaux établissements. Véritables lieux de vie, centres culturels communautaires, ils fédèrent leurs usagers autour de projets culturels et sociaux. Ils proposent une offre élargie et des services novateurs. Ils n’hésitent pas à recourir à des techniques issues du marketing et s’inscrivent dans la compétition de l’univers marchand. Peut-on encore parler de bibliothèques ? Quels sont les fondements théoriques et les apports de ce modèle ? En quoi peut-il constituer une voie pour l’avenir ?[…]”
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“[…] If you run a website with authored content, you’ll want to learn about authorship markup in our Help Center. The markup uses existing standards such as HTML5 (rel=â€authorâ€) and XFN (rel=â€meâ€) to enable search engines and other web services to identify works by the same author across the web. If you're already doing structured data markup using microdata from schema.org, we'll interpret that authorship information as well.
We wanted to make sure the markup was as easy to implement as possible. To that end, we’ve already worked with several sites to markup their pages, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNET, Entertainment Weekly, The New Yorker and others. In addition, we’ve taken the extra step to add this markup to everything hosted by YouTube and Blogger. In the future, both platforms will automatically include this markup when you publish content.[…]”
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links for 2011-07-06
7 July 2011
links for 2011-07-05
6 July 2011-
Un lien narcissique, mais pour une fois que je gagne quelque chose…
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links for 2011-07-01
2 July 2011-
Merci à David pour l'info : “[…]The problem of name and affiliation ambiguity in scholarly research has been acknowledged throughout different disciplines. International initiatives such as ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) and ISO's International Standard Name Identifier (ISNI) are currently working towards the development of unique identifiers for authors and organisations. However, methods and tools to draw up a diagnosis of the quality of existing author and affiliation metadata are much needed, especially as the concept of quality is not an absolute one but rather dependent on its adequacy to context (or fitness for use) […]”
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Nouvelle qui va revolutioner le monde de la bibliométrie: “The Book Citation Index in Web of Science connects a library's book collection to powerful new discovery tools, giving researchers the ability to quickly and easily identify and access the most relevant books. Bringing together scholarly book, journal and conference proceedings literature within Web of Science, optimizes the powerful features of citation navigation.[…] Completeing the Research Picture with Book Citation Index:Coverage of over 30,000 editorially selected books, starting with publication year 2005, with 10,000 new books added each year.[…]
Expose Your Collections: Link directly to your library catalogs and eBooks to increase the visibility of your valuable collections and subscriptions. […]Textbooks, Encyclopedias, Reference Books not included.
Full indexing of Books and individually-authored Book Chapters.Capture of all fundamental bibliographic information as well as author cited references.”