4 resultados para Internet-as-library-substitute
em Consorci de Serveis Universitaris de Catalunya (CSUC), Spain
Resumo:
Cooperation between libraries is a universal language spoken in different dialects. In 1996 the libraries of the state-funded universities and the National Library of Catalonia (Spain) formed the Consortium of Academic Libraries of Catalonia (CBUC) to act as a channel for cooperation. The organization and activities of CBUC are an example of how this universal language has been adapted to the specific characteristics of the Libraries of Catalonia. Catalonia is an autonomous region of Spain with 7 million inhabitants with its own language, history and traditions and with a strong feeling of own identity that facilitates the cooperation. Thanks to this (and also to the hard work of the member libraries), since then, CBUC has created a union catalogue, an interlibrary lending program, the Digital Library of Catalonia, a cooperative store, different cooperatives repositories and other cooperation programs. One of these cooperatives repositories is RACO (Catalan Journals in Open Access, www.raco.cat) where can be consulted, in open access, the full-text articles of scientific, cultural and scholar Catalan journals. The main purpose of RACO is to increase the visibility and searches of the journals included and to spread the scientific and academic production published in Catalonia. This purpose makes specific in three aims: encourage the electronic edition of Catalan journals; be the interface that allows the whole search of all the journals and provide the instruments for its preservation. There are currently 244 journals in RACO, that includes more than 85.000 articles (80% in OA) from 50 publishing institutions. Since it got into operation it has had more than 4 millions of queries. These 244 journals offer the full-text of all the published issues. Nevertheless, some journal can have a delay between the introduction of the table of contents and the full-text for the recent issues. From 2005 we have a plan of retrospective digitization that has allowed to digitize more than 350.000 pages of back issues. The RACO repository works with the open source program OJS (Open Journal Systems, http://pkp.sfu.ca/ojs/) and uses Dublin Core Metadata and the interoperability protocol created by Open Archives Initiative (OAI) which allows to increase the visibility of the articles published in journals offering oneself together with other international repositories.
Resumo:
La xarxa Internet és, sens dubte, la xarxa de comunicacions més gran que existeix arreu del món. Des de fa molts anys els investigadors l'han fet servir com a mitjà d'intercanvi d'informació amb companys d'altres paísos que treballaven en línies de recerca semblants. Però Internet és molt més que un macrosistema de correu electrònic; aquests últims anys, amb la incorporació d'empreses privades de documentació i la informatització de les biblioteques, s'ha obert tot un ventall de serveis dirigits al món de la biblioteconomia i documentació. Aquests serveis es basen en la consulta interactiva d'ordinadors remots, transferència de fitxers i sistemes de correu electrònic.
Resumo:
El objetivo de la reseña es presentar GenIsisWeb, un programa que asiste en la publicación de bases de datos en Internet. Tras una breve descripción técnica y partiendo de una base de datos previamente creada con CDS/ISIS, se muestra el proceso completo para su publicación en el Web.
Resumo:
Propuesta de colaboración entre los centros de atención primaria y las bibliotecas públicas para dar respuesta a la demanda ciudadana de formación e información de calidad sobre salud en Internet. Se pretende optimizar así los recursos de estos dos servicios públicos en beneficio del paciente crónico.
