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Título: Using open source software Greenstone for a network of digital collections.
Autores: biblioteca
Fecha: 2011-08-30
Publicador: Biblioteca Electrónica CLACSO
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Tipo: Text
Artículo
Tema: Bibliotecología
Bibliotecas virtuales
Acceso abierto
Software libre
Metadatos
Edición electrónica
Difusión del conocimiento
Descripción: CLACSO (Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales) is a 30-year old academic network gathering more than 168 social science research and teaching institutions in 21 countries of Latin America and the Spanish Caribbean. Each of these institutions publishes journals, books, working documents and conference papers, which are not readily available because of high postage costs, reduced number of volumes printed and lack of interlibrary loan. In 1998 CLACSO decided to start promotion and training activities to encourage members’ editors to provide Web access to the electronic version of the print publications and at the same time CLACSO started a virtual library to provide integrated access to the distributed collections of e-documents available on member Websites.
- Bandwidth management and optimisation: the importance of executive management and leadership (page 2) - University of Nairobi Library-s automation project: lessons learnt (page 3) - Marketing e-resources to university staff and students in Pakistan (page 4) - Monitoring and evaluating e-resource use at University of Dar es Salaam Library (page 5) - ELIN@ and its future as an e-resources management tool in developing countries (page 6) - ELIN@ in action at Makerere University (page 6) - Scientific and research information in Bolivia: situational review and recommendations with reference to digital libraries (page 7) - Institutional repositories today's realities (page 8) - Using open source software Greenstone for a network of digital collections (page 9) - Electronic theses and dissertations: defining the objective and secondary challenges (page 10) - The current digital status of university libraries in Africa: an INASP report (page 11)
Idioma: Eng