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Usability of digital libraries [PDF]
OCLC Systems & Services, 2005 PurposeThe conception, planning and implementation of digital libraries, in any area of knowledge, demand innumerable studies in order to verify and guarantee their adequacy to the users' necessities. Such studies find methodological, conceptual and theoretical support in some areas of knowledge, such as human‐computer‐interaction (HCI) (usability ...
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Debunking the Computer Science Digital Library
The Acquisitions Librarian, 2005Abstract Developing a library collection to support the curriculum of Canada's largest computer studies school has debunked many myths about collecting computer science and technology information resources. Computer science students are among the heaviest print book and e-book users in the library.
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Integrating Bibliographical Data of Computer Science Publications from Online Digital Libraries
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2012In this paper we proposed and developed a system to integrate the bibliographical data of publications in the computer science domain from various online sources into a unified database based on the focused crawling approach. In order to build this system, there are two phases to carry on.
Kiem Hoang, Tin Huynh
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Computer Science Foundations for Digital Libraries: Algorithms, Systems, and Applications
International Journal on Digital LibrariesDigital libraries face challenges in quality, accessibility, and usage of resources. This issue presents seven papers offering computational and technical solutions to these problems: data quality through validation and monitoring, AI evaluation of information systems, and enhanced content discoverability.
Donatella Firmani +4 more
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Digital Libraries in Computer Science: The MeDoc Approach
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Scaffolding the infrastructure of the computational science digital library
Proceedings of the 6th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries, 2006This paper describes from a developer's point of view the integration of a content management system (Plone) and a metadata repository (CWIS) in order to create an interactive online digital library for publishing and evaluation of computational science materials. It explains how CSERD's project requirements were addressed by setting up a framework for
Diana Tanase +3 more
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Developing a digital library of computer science teaching resources
ACM SIGCUE Outlook, 1998We describe recommendations for how to plan and develop a web-based digital library to support computer science education, i.e., the online Computer Science Teaching Center (CSTC) <www.cstc.org/~cstc>. This report details three facets: the identification of appropriate resources for inclusion in the CSTC, the review process for ...
Scott Grissom +8 more
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Developing a metadata schema for CSERD
Proceedings of the 6th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries, 2006The poster traces ongoing efforts to develop and refine a metadata schema for the Computational Science Education Reference Desk (CSERD). Design and development is informed by evolving metadata standards for educational resources, usability studies, audience analysis, and interoperability guidelines for National Science Digital Library (NSDL), NSDL ...
Deborah E. Swain +3 more
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Proceedings of the 4th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries, 2004
This paper reports initial efforts towards building BDBComp, a digital library for the Brazilian computer science community BDBComp is based on a number of standards (e.g., OAI, Dublin Core, SQL) as well as on new technologies (e.g., Web data extraction tools), which allowed fast and easy prototyping.
Alberto H. F. Laender +2 more
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This paper reports initial efforts towards building BDBComp, a digital library for the Brazilian computer science community BDBComp is based on a number of standards (e.g., OAI, Dublin Core, SQL) as well as on new technologies (e.g., Web data extraction tools), which allowed fast and easy prototyping.
Alberto H. F. Laender +2 more
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