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26 Aug, 2009

JISC guide to microblogging

Posted by: jaf In: JISC

JISC has posted a guide to microblogging – what it is, why you might want to, and how you should. Excellent stuff.

A couple of additional blog posts on the workshop – Maurice Vanderfeesten writes up his experience, with an identifiers focus, and Chris Rusbridge posts his take on the workshop.

26 Mar, 2009

JISC Conference 2009

Posted by: jaf In: Conferences|digital libraries

JISC just held its annual one-day conference, this year in Edinburgh. There appears to be quite a few interesting sessions; luckily for those of us who didn’t attend, JISC has put out the audio (and with the keynotes, video) of the sessions, accompanied by PDF’s of the actual presentations. Links to audio / video / [...]

This week I attend the JISC International Repositories Infrastructure Workshop (This workshop was also sponsored by DRIVER and the SURF Foundation) The goal of the workshop was to identify shared agendas for action and coordination between major national and international stakeholders, for the purpose of developing an international federated network of repositories. This was truly [...]


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