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ArchivePress at the British Library

Posted by: Richard M. Davis on: 19th June, 2009

There will be a presentation about the ArchivePress project, its background and aims, as part of the forthcoming JISC, DPC and UK Web Archiving Consortium Workshop: Missing Links: the Enduring Web, July 21st at the British Library. For full information about the event see the Digital Preservation Coalition website.

What is the Library of the Future?

Posted by: Richard M. Davis on: 10th April, 2009

Last Thursday’s Libraries Of The Future (LOTF) event at Oxford University has been well covered elsewhere, so I’ll just note a few key themes as I inferred them. LOTF is a JISC-sponsored campaign begun last year, and continued by means of online social networking (chez Ning) and a JISCInvolve blog, as well as F2F events [...]

CLASM: Mashing up Moodle and repositories

Posted by: Richard M. Davis on: 17th March, 2009

We were pleased to learn today that the JISC has agreed to fund our proposal to the Rapid Innovations strand of the recent call, for a project called CLASM: Copyright Licensing Application with SWORD for Moodle! This will be a six-month project with a double-edged purpose: to develop a SWORD plugin for Moodle, so that [...]

Lincoln up with the SNEEP community

Posted by: Richard M. Davis on: 18th December, 2008

The previous post may not have shown up on Andy McGregor’s RSS radar, but this one should! A most agreeable surprise to learn from Joss at Lincoln, in his comment on my previous post, that Lincoln’s shiny new Lincoln Green Institutional Repository has implemented the SNEEP plugins, and soon their users will, we hope, be [...]

Hot off the preservation press: JISC-PoWR and the Beagrie Survey

Posted by: Richard M. Davis on: 21st November, 2008

We were pleased to have finally made available version 1.0 of the JISC PoWR Handbook. The Handbook is the result of our extensive work with UKOLN on the JISC Preservation of Web Resources project, which included three hugely valuable workshops, and extensive discussion on the PoWR blog. In the Handbook we’ve tried to cover a [...]

JISC Eprints Training @ ULCC

Posted by: Richard M. Davis on: 19th November, 2008

We are pleased to be hosting an Eprints Training Day, organised by the JISC Repositories Support Project (RSP). The event will be on Thursday 11th December 2008 here at our building in Guilford Street. Les Carr and the Southampton Eprints team will be giving practical examples of setting up and managing an Eprints repository, and [...]

ULCC/Portico/DPC consortium to undertake JISC preservation study

Posted by: Richard M. Davis on: 29th October, 2008

We’ve just heard that a consortium of ULCC, Portico and the Digital Preservation Coalition has been awarded the contract by JISC to undertake a Preservation Study of recent digitisation activities. The JISC Digitisation Programme has made a wide variety of valuable resources digitally accessible, including: British Newspapers (1620-1900) Newsfilm Online First World War Poetry Newspaper [...]

PRIMO: New version taking shape

Posted by: Richard M. Davis on: 21st October, 2008

The PRIMO Steering Committee met last week to discuss next steps towards the launch of the final version. There will be quite a few changes from the current beta version. Many of these are the result of Professor Katharine Ellis’s extensive advocacy and consultation, among both the musical research community, who will be the system’s [...]

Won’t you please, please SNEEP me?

Posted by: Richard M. Davis on: 16th July, 2008

If it’s not live, it’s not blogging! Here I am only minutes ago on the SNEEP stand at the JISC Innovation Forum 2008 at Keele University demoing the ajaxy fun that can be had commenting and tagging Eprints with the SNEEP plugins. No pens or mugs, unfortunately, but plenty of copies of the highly informative [...]


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