Web Scale Discovery and the Open Discovery Initiative

 

Are standards and best practices in the future of Web Scale Discovery?

 

Come join a discussion with the College and Research Libraries Interest group of the ALCTS Continuing Resources Section to learn about the issues and opportunities surrounding indexed search and the implications for libraries and end users.  This event is being held at ALA Midwinter in Seattle, Washington. ALCTS is the Association of Library Collection & Technical Services division of the American Library Association.

 

93230 College and Research Libraries Interest Group
Sun, Jan 27. 2013
8:30 am - 10:00 am WSCC-TCC LL3 (The Conference Center of the Washington State Convention Center room LL3)

At this panel discussion, participants will learn about issues and opportunities surrounding indexed search and the preliminary results of NISO’s Open Discovery Initiative (ODI) survey.  This initiative is a collaboration between libraries, publishers, and discovery vendors. You will hear more about this initiative from a discovery vendor perspective and what it means to libraries as customers.  Finally, an academic librarian will present considerations of the importance of ODI initiatives based on experience with implementation of a Web Scale Discovery tool.  Lively discussion to follow!

 

Participants:

Marshall Breeding, Independent Consultant and Founder of Library Technology Guides, Founder of Library Technology Guides

John Law, VP Discovery, Serials Solutions

Doralyn Rossmann, Assistant Professor and Collection Development Librarian, Montana State University

 

 

 

-Doralyn Rossmann

Vice-Chair of the College and Research Libraries Interest Group, ALCTS Continuing Resources Section

 

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Doralyn Rossmann
Collection Development Librarian/Team Leader

Assistant Professor

Montana State University Library

P.O. Box 173320

Bozeman, MT, USA 59717-3320

telephone: (406) 994-6549

fax: (406) 994-5599

email: doralyn@montana.edu
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