On 10 and 11 october 2005 the 7th annual "Internet Librarian International" was held. Besides the interesting programme they also had a (unofficial) conference wiki to keep up with communications etc.
Here's the programme:
Conference At-a-Glance [PDF]
PreConference Workshops - Sunday, October 9
General Confererence - Day One: Monday, October 10
• Opening Keynote: Digitising Library Collections
• Track A: Blogs, Wikis, and Collaboration Tools
• Track B (morning): E-Learning and Training
• Track B (afternoon): Information Organisation and Discovery
• Track C: Global Best Practices
General Confererence - Day Two: Tuesday, October 11
• Keynote: Relevance and the Future of Search
• Track A (morning): Digital Libraries and Resources
• Track A (afternoon): Exploring Web Research Skills and Resources
• Track B (morning): Innovative Information Environments
• Track B (afternoon): Technology for Libraries
Wiki's, Blogs, collaboration tools, digital libraries etc.
All the items that are hot at the moment!
A new subject i recently discovered as very promising is the TAG.
Tagging is a new way of categorising information on the web. Connect a special TAG (like this: click here )to your webpages, blogs anything and even more special searchengines cab search for "all" information with the same tags. Technorati is one of them. See for yourself if you search for the tag for the ILI2005. You will find webinfo from blogs that mention the ILI2005.
Technorati lists the most favourite tags and puts them on their website. Weird!
I will scan the presentations later and report back.
KOPERNIO extension to find PDF's : plus Open Access button, Unpaywall, Google Scholar and Connect UPDATED!
UPDATE: Clarivate Analytics Acquires Research Startup Kopernio to Accelerate Pace of Scientific Innovation I am currently testing 4 browser extensions in Chrome that can help me find the PDF i need. They seem to be popping up like dandelions in the fields ;-) (Please read my post on ALL possible options to get to a PDF: http://digicmb.blogspot.nl/2017/03/how-to-get-pdf-infographic.html ) Here is a first glance of what they do. For testing i used this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2016.10.008 (not free or open access) Kopernio (previously Canary Haz ( http://kopernio.com) Note this is a .com extension. This new company has been founded just 8 months ago. The Kopernio extension was released just in March 2017. Currently the Kopernio button is in alpha-testing and so far it seems free. The previous name appeared to be a tribute to the #ICANHAZPDF movement (requesting pdf's via Twitter with this hashtag). ...
Comments