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REPRODUCTION Better Living Through Copying

• Gerry McKiernan
• Science and Technology Librarian
• and
• Bibliographer
• Iowa State University Library
• Ames IA
• gerrymck_at_iastate.edu

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IDEALSEmerging Innovative Augmented Digital
Library Services

• Gerry McKiernan
• Science and Technology Librarian
• and
• Bibliographer
• Iowa State University Library
• Ames IA
• gerrymck_at_iastate.edu

http//www.public.iastate.edu/gerrymck/IDEALS.ppt
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• A Brave New World The Worldwide Community
• WiLSWorld 02August 1 2002Pyle
  CenterUniversity of Wisconsin Madison

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Thank You!

• Tom Zillner Coordinator, New
  Technologies Wisconsin Library Services (WiLS)
• WiLS World 2002 Program Committee
• WiLS Support Staff

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DISCLAIMER

The screen prints selected for this presentation
are for educational purposes and their inclusion
does not constitute an endorsement of an
associated product or service.
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DISCLAIMER

The views and opinions expressed in this
presentation are those of the presenter and do
not constitute an endorsement by Iowa State
University or its Library.
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IDEALS

• Innovative
• Digital
• Emerging
• Augmented
• Library
• Services

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IDEALS

• Emerging innovative library services that
  enhance patron access, use, or manipulation of
  information resources within a digital framework.

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IDEALS

• We are all in the gutter, but some of us are
  looking at the stars.
• Lord Darlington
• Lady Windermeres Fan, Act III
• Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)

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IDEALS

• ACCESS
• USE
• MANIPULATION

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ACCESS

• A-Books
• Pay-Per-View
• Real-time Digital Audio/Video Reference Services

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A-Books

• Fiction or non-Fiction
• Audio books
• in MP3 format
• download or use
• from the Internet

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MP3

• MP3 is an abbreviation of MPEG, Layer 3. The
  acronym MPEG stands for the Motion Picture
  Experts Group, who developed MP3 while working
  on the technology used to fit large amounts of
  information on DVDs.
• Sound can easily be saved on a computer as
  digital information, but the files are normally
  very large. An MP3 file takes that information
  and compresses it so that it takes up less space
  but still sounds nearly as good.
• http//www.booksonmp3.com/help.htm

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AudibleReady Players

• All PocketPC makes and models
• Handspring Visor with AudibleAdvisor Springboard
  Module
• Audible Otis
• Rio500, Rio600, and Rio800 MP3 players
• Iomega HipZip
• Digisette Duo-Aria MP3 player
• Franklin eBookman PDA

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A-Books

• Kalamazoo Public Library (Michigan)
• King County Library System (Washington)
• Listen Ohio (Ohio)

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A-Library

• Server-based Service
• Purchase / Subscription
• Site License
• Desktop Access

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http//www.public.iastate.edu/CYBERSTACKS/ A-Book
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Pay-Per-View

• Desktop access
• to individual journal, magazine, newspaper, or
  other serial publication
• article, chapter, or paper
• for which an individual or institution does not
  have a subscription
• on a As Needed Basis

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Pay-Per-View

• ScienceDirect
• University of Georgia
• EconDoc (Germany)
• ILLiad

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ScienceDirect

• World's largest full-text journals database
• ELSEVIER
• More than 1,500 scientific, technical medical
  peer-reviewed journals
• Over 59 million abstracts
• Over two million full-text scientific journal
  articles

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University of Georgia

• Index to electronic journals,
• UGA Libraries Electronic Journal Locator,
• includes entries for pay-per-view electronic
  journals

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EconDoc

• German economics and business magazines and
  journals on pay-per-view basis
• 130 journals
• 1.6 million articles / 300,000 full text

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EconDoc Partners

• Hamburgische Welt-Wirtschafts-Archiv (HWWA)
  (Hamburg)
• Universitäts- und Stadtbibliothek Köln (USB)
  (Cologne)
• Deutsche Zentralbibliothek für Wirtschaftswissensc
  haften (ZBW) (Kiel)
• GBI-The Content Machine
• Federal Ministry of Education and Research
  (Germany)

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ILLiad

• OCLC ILLiad Resource Management software (OCLC
  ILLiad) automates routine interlibrary loan
  functions
• Once a document is received in full-text, it can
  be loaded onto a ILLiad server.
• Patron notified by e-mail about the availability
  of document can then log-on to ILLiad account to
  view the document at the desktop

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Real-Time Digital Audio/Video Reference Services

• Use of audio and/or video components of chat
  software, live interactive communications
  utilities, call center management software, etc.
  to provide library reference or information
  services

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Real-Time Digital Audio/Video Reference Services

• Convey Systems
• LiveHelper
• Microsoft NetMeeting

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Kurt F. Wendt Library, Engineering Library,
UW-Madison

• Fiber optic line to College of Engineering,
  UW-Madison
• Video cameras for Wendt Library staff
• Librarians in classes and labs for special
  assistance or tutorials
• Vizcam 1000 for Instant Library Loan scan
  page(s) and send as PDF

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Thanks!

• John J Wanserski, Deputy Director
• Kurt F. Wendt Library, Engineering Library,
  UW-Madison

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Queensland University of Technology
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University Of Maryland, Engineering and Physical
Sciences Library In-House Test
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http//www.public.iastate.edu/CYBERSTACKS/ LiveRe
f.htm
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USE

• Database Advisors
• Library KnowledgeBases
• Library Customized Gateways

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Database Advisors

• Offer a single point of access to a variety of
  electronic information sources and resources
  through a uniform search interface

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• Why should we make our users hunt down the best
  resource for a given information need and learn
  how to use its particular options for searching?
  Why not provide them with a simple way to get
  started?
• Roy Tennant
• Tennant, R. (2001), "Cross-database searching",
  Library Journal, Vol. 126 No. 17, October 15, pp.
  29-30.

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Database Advisors

• ENCompass
• MuseSearch
• WebFeat
• Scholars Portal
• SearchLight

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ENCompass Libraries

• Cornell University
• Kansas State University
• Loyola College/College of Notre Dame, MD
• University of Kansas
• University of Pennsylvania
• University of Rochester
• University of Toronto

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Scholars Portal Libraries

• Arizona State University
• Dartmouth College
• Iowa State University
• University of California San Diego
• University of Arizona
• University of Rochester
• University of Utah
• University of Southern California

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SearchLight

• California Digital Library (University of
  California)
• Public and non-Public versions
• Sciences and Engineering
• Social Sciences and Humanities

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Library Hi Tech News 19(4) 27-33 (May 2002)
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Library KnowledgeBases

• A KnowledgeBase is
• a centralized repository of information
• a database of related information about a
  particular subject
• a machine-readable resource for the
  dissemination of information
• is not a static collection, but a dynamic
  resource
• http//searchcrm.techtarget.com/

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Library KnowledgeBases

• A Library KnowledgeBase is
• a centralized repository of information
• a database of related information about a
  particular subject
• a machine-readable resource for the
  dissemination of information
• is not a static collection, but a dynamic
  resource
• About Library or Information Resources

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Library KnowledgeBases

• EARS Electronic Access to Reference Services,
  FAQs about Library (University of Northumbria at
  Newcastle, UK)
• Reference Desk FAQ (Iowa State University)
• Question Board Online (University of Illinois at
  Urbana-Champaign)

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Library Customized Gateways

• User-driven, customizable interface designed to
  reduce information overload by enabling patrons
  to create a personalized gateway to library- or
  institution provided resources and services

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Library Customized Gateways

• MyLibrary_at_Cornell
• MyLibrary_at_NCState
• my.library at University of Toronto

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MANIPULATION

• Application Software
• Digital Media Centers
• Web-based Bibliographic Management Software

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Application Software

• Programs that help the user accomplish a
  specific task for example a word processing
  program, a spreadsheet, or an FTP client.
• http//www.computeruser.com/resources/dictionary/

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Application Software

• Colorado State University
• Kansas State University
• University of California , Irvine

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Colorado State University
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Kansas State University
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Digital Media Center

• A facility within a library that offers users a
  variety of tools for publishing, storing, and
  using digital information of all types, including
  images, audio, and video.

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Digital Media Center

• CalTech
• Northwestern University
• University of Tennessee

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CalTech
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University of Tennessee
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Web-based Bibliographic Management Software

• Designed to assist in the following tasks
• Manual cataloguing of bibliographic references
  relating to a student's or academic's personal
  research areas/topics
• Automated collection and organisation of
  references from bibliographic databases, library
  catalogues, etc
• Search and retrieval of bibliographic subsets

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Web-based Bibliographic Management Software

• Integration with word-processing software to
  automatically insert and format citations and
  bibliographies
• Formatting of references according to particular
  bibliographic styles (e.g. MLA, Chicago,
  individual journals) and also formats for
  exporting to other packages and for data-sharing

http//info.ox.ac.uk/ctitext/service/workshop/bib-
overview.html
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Web-based Bibliographic Management Software

• EasyBib.com
• CiteRight
• RefWorks(sm)

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IDEALS(sm)

• A Registry of Emerging Innovative Augmented
  Digital Library Services

http//www.public.iastate.edu/CYBERSTACKS/IDEALS.
htm
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Think Digital !
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Act Digital !
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IDEALSEmerging Innovative Augmented Digital
Library Services

• Gerry McKiernan
• Science and Technology Librarian
• and
• Bibliographer
• Iowa State University Library
• Ames IA
• gerrymck_at_iastate.edu
• 07-15-04

http//www.public.iastate.edu/gerrymck/IDEALS.ppt