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Title: Dealing with the Stuff: the Hybrid Library View


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Dealing with the Stuffthe Hybrid Library View
  • Stephen Pinfield
  • University of Birmingham

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King Saul
  • Therefore they enquired of the Lord further, if
    the man should yet come thither. And the Lord
    answered, Behold, he hath hid himself among the
    stuff.
  • (1 Samuel 1022 AV)

3
Dealing with the Stuffthe Users View
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Defining the hybrid library
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The Hybrid Library should be...
  • ...designed to bring a range of technologies
    from different sources together in the context of
    a working library, and also to begin to explore
    integrated systems and services in both the
    electronic and print environments.
  • Chris Rusbridge D-Lib July/August 1998

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Hybrid Library
  • The hybrid library as process
  • integration of the stuff
  • seamlessness...

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The Stuff a random list
  • Type
  • Abstracts and Indexes
  • Catalogues
  • Union catalogues
  • Reference sources
  • Serials
  • Monographs
  • etc., etc.
  • Formats
  • Databases
  • CD-ROMs
  • Web sites
  • Paper
  • Microform
  • Cassette
  • etc., etc.

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Hybrid Library development
  • Not just
  • Integration of electronic sources
  • Software product
  • Show us yer hybrid library!
  • Hybrid library projects building models,
    creating exemplars of and developing specific
    products for the hybrid library

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Hybrids
http//www.ukoln.ac.uk/services/elib/projects/
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HyLiFe
  • Hybrid Library of the Future
  • Lead sites CERLIM at Manchester MU University
    of Northumbria at Newcastle
  • Plus other consortium partners
  • User and evaluation focus - development of 6
    hybrid library interfaces for different user
    groups in different institutions
  • http//www.unn.ac.uk/xcu2/hylife

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MALIBU
  • MAnaging the hybrid LIbrary for the Benefit of
    Users
  • Lead site Kings College London, Oxford and
    Southampton Universities
  • Plus other consortium members / partners
  • Humanities focus - developing hybrid library
    prototypes for the humanities. Organisation and
    Management focus - development of models
  • http//www.kcl.ac.uk/humanities/cch/malibu

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HeadLine
  • Hybrid Electronic Access and Delivery in the
    Library Networked Environment
  • Lead site London School of Economics
  • Plus other consortium partners
  • Economics and business focus - creating hybrid
    library environment for wide range of different
    resources
  • http//www.headline.ac.uk

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BUILDER
  • Birmingham University Integrated Library
    Development and Electronic Resource
  • Lead site University of Birmingham
  • Plus a number of partners
  • Institutional focus - developing a model of the
    hybrid library within an institution
  • http//builder.bham.ac.uk

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Agora
  • Lead site University of East Anglia
  • Plus other partners
  • Infrastructural focus - development of a Hybrid
    Library Management System - implementation of the
    MODELS Information Architecture
  • http//hosted.ukoln.ac.uk/agora

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Hybrid Library Themes
  • Interconnectivity and interoperability
  • Authentication and authorisation
  • Personalisation of the Information Landscape
  • Cultural and organisational issues
  • Links with other eLib Phase 3 strands Z39.50,
    digital preservation

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Hybrid Library Themes
  • Interconnectivity and interoperability

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API Application Programming Interface
  • a set of functions and procedures, and enables
    a program to gain access to facilities within an
    application This enables users to customize
    the application for their own purposes and to
    integrate the application into a customized
    development environment.
  • Valerie Illingworth (ed.) Dictionary of
    Computing 4th ed. Oxford OUP, 1996.

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Hybrid Library Themes
  • Interconnectivity and interoperability
  • Authentication and authorisation

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Authentication
  • Authentication
  • they are who they say there are
  • Authorisation
  • they can use x but not y
  • Local systems
  • Other systems
  • suppliers
  • national
  • international

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Hybrid Library Themes
  • Interconnectivity and interoperability
  • Authentication and authorisation
  • Personalisation of the Information Landscape

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Personalisation
  • Metadata management
  • broad view of metadata - data about data -
    records created / managed by library describing
    the stuff
  • Integration of metadata
  • metadata indexes, OPAC, interoperability with
    other metadata databases
  • Matching metadata with user data
  • a view of the stuff which is more relevant

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Hybrid Library Themes
  • Interconnectivity and interoperability
  • Authentication and authorisation
  • Personalisation of the Information Landscape
  • Cultural and organisational issues

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Partnerships
  • Within the academic institution
  • Library and computing service
  • Library, computing service and registry
  • and academic departments
  • Outside the institution
  • Other HE institutions and libraries
  • Other non-HE libraries
  • Data providers, system suppliers and publishers

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(Hybrid) Library and the Stuff
  • Acquisition
  • Preservation
  • Access
  • Sir Anthony Kenny Foreword in Towards the
    digital library Leona Carpenter, Simon Shaw and
    Andrew Prescott (eds). London British Library,
    1998, pp. 5-9.

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And King Saul...?
  • Full of good intentions
  • but...
  • Could not work out what was expected of him
  • Became mentally unstable
  • Died trying to fight-off an invasion by the
    Philistines

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http//builder.bham.ac.uk
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