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Owen Stephens posted an update in the group
Wiki 7 years, 6 months agoI’ve permanently retired the wiki due to spam. Content is preserved at http://www.mashedlibrary.com/wiki-content. I suggest forums are used where things would have been added to the Wiki previously
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Owen Stephens posted on the forum topic Vufind in the group
VuFind (virtual) bootcamp: 7 years, 11 months agoGood luck 🙂
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Ike posted on the forum topic Vufind in the group
VuFind (virtual) bootcamp: 7 years, 11 months agoThanks for the reply
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Ike posted on the forum topic Vufind in the group
VuFind (virtual) bootcamp: 7 years, 11 months agoI already got through step1 and would read the blog on the vufind site to see how far I would get
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Owen Stephens posted on the forum topic Vufind in the group
VuFind (virtual) bootcamp: 7 years, 11 months agoSorry – my bad. I didn’t get much feedback after doing the first post, and didn’t manage to find the time/energy to do the remaining ones. I also don’t have a Windows PC at the moment, so can’t run through the steps right now. If you’ve done step 1 here, you are basically ready to […]
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Ike started the forum topic Vufind in the group
VuFind (virtual) bootcamp: 7 years, 11 months agoI started toying with Vufind about a day ago. I was excited joining this forum. But it seems like it is currently dormant going by the last post. My assumption is that everyone has successfully completed the Vufind project. If so, please can someone update steps 2 through 4.
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Gary Green started the forum topic ChrisMash event is on 3rd December. in the group
Wiki: 8 years agoI’ve organised a half day ChrisMash event for 3rd December in London. Booking is now open. Unfortunately it’s not going to be as big as most of the other events – can only hold about 30 people in the pub.
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Owen Stephens started the forum topic Retiring the wiki in the group
Wiki: 8 years, 3 months agoI’m fed up of losing (badly) the spam battle on the wiki and so I’m going to retire it. The thing that it is mostly used for is details of mashed library events – I’ll make sure there is still a way of announcing and publicising events on here – ideas of the best way […]
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Owen Stephens posted on the forum topic Invitation to the Opening Data – Opening Doors Workshop, Manchester UK, 18th April in the group
Opening up Data: 8 years, 8 months agoDue to demand for extra tickets, we have moved the conference location, still in central Manchester close to Piccadilly station. New Venue: Mint Hotel Manchester, 1 Auburn Street, 1 Piccadilly Place, Manchester, M1 3DG Date: Monday 18th April 2011, 10.00am to 4.00pm Confirmed speakers are from King’s College London, National Maritime Museum, RLUK,…[Read more]
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Owen Stephens started the forum topic Invitation to the Opening Data – Opening Doors Workshop, Manchester UK, 18th April in the group
Opening up Data: 8 years, 8 months agoIn 2010, the JISC and RLUK Resource Discovery Taskforce (RDTF), involving national stakeholders from libraries, archives and museums, set out a vision for making the most of UK scholarly and cultural resources. JISC and their RDTF partners have now committed to a programme of activity to help fulfil the vision – building critical mass through […]
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Owen Stephens posted on the forum topic When and Where? in the group
Haggis and Mash: 8 years, 11 months agoIt’s been a long time coming – but it’s finally here – sign up to Haggis and Mash now at http://www.nesc.ac.uk/esi/events/1114/ – 25th Jan at the NeSC e-Science Institute in Edinburgh. We are running this event under the banner ‘Open Edge’ with another event on Open Source software in libraries on the 26th Jan in […]
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Boon Low posted on the forum topic Format and Content in the group
Haggis and Mash: 9 years agoI am happy to demo or run a hands-on workshop on setting up faceted search UI + infrastructure based on the work of JISC UX2. The session would involve setting up Blacklight UI, getting it to federate content from Google Books/Zemanta, and deploying Fedora repository and Solr search service. The systems would also be deployed […]
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Masud Kokhar posted on the forum topic Format and Content in the group
Haggis and Mash: 9 years agoIf people are interested, I can present the open source enrichment plug-in that I have written for Ex Libris Primo. The plug-in works with raw XML data as well as an HTTP based GET request to a Solr search server for data. I am happy to run a live demonstration as well.
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Mark Hughes posted on the forum topic Format and Content in the group
Haggis and Mash: 9 years agoSure we can do that – am quite happy to do some stuff on use of Evergreen with pre-installed system, Paul Johnson could equally easily include or do something parallel on installing from scratch & getting data into a new install – surprisingly straightforward & very quick indeed if you do it from a base […]
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Owen Stephens posted on the forum topic Format and Content in the group
Haggis and Mash: 9 years agoThat would be great Mark – definitely take you up on this, so please keep 25th free! For those who just want to dive straight in with the client (and not worry about the install) perhaps we could have at least one system up and running in advance?
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