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]]> By: Mark A. Matienzo http://www.blyberg.net/2005/11/16/tagging-subject-keywords/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Mark A. Matienzo Fri, 18 Nov 2005 15:55:41 +0000 http://www.blyberg.net/?p=34#comment-40 Hey John! It's Mark. I'm no longer in Ann Arbor - I'm contracting for the Smithsonian now (specifically, the <a href="http://purl.org/naa" rel="nofollow">National Anthropological Archives</a>). I came across your blog through Ed Vielmetti's del.icio.us feed. I found this same thing today and I'd be eager to see it in action on our catalog (coincidentally, we use Horizon). Even if we didn't make it public, it would allow us to get a good idea of where the strengths in our collections are. I'm intending to make a post about this soon on my site because I've also found <a href="http://cca.guggenheim.org/" rel="nofollow">The Art Museum Community Cataloging Project</a>, which is basically public tagging of museum collections. There's been talk about doing this here - not on a web-accessible scale, but in terms of non-bibliographic materials (namely artifact collections) that use a separate cataloging system (<a href="http://www.kesoftware.com/emu/" rel="nofollow">KE Software's EMu</a>). Hey John! It’s Mark. I’m no longer in Ann Arbor – I’m contracting for the Smithsonian now (specifically, the National Anthropological Archives). I came across your blog through Ed Vielmetti’s del.icio.us feed.

I found this same thing today and I’d be eager to see it in action on our catalog (coincidentally, we use Horizon). Even if we didn’t make it public, it would allow us to get a good idea of where the strengths in our collections are. I’m intending to make a post about this soon on my site because I’ve also found The Art Museum Community Cataloging Project, which is basically public tagging of museum collections. There’s been talk about doing this here – not on a web-accessible scale, but in terms of non-bibliographic materials (namely artifact collections) that use a separate cataloging system (KE Software’s EMu).

]]> By: Eby http://www.blyberg.net/2005/11/16/tagging-subject-keywords/comment-page-1/#comment-35 Eby Thu, 17 Nov 2005 22:37:41 +0000 http://www.blyberg.net/?p=34#comment-35 Casey did a version for III that uses the XML server along with a local cache of bibs (for speed). I believe he used a modified version of your class. No code yet but I believe it's forthcoming. Is search specific and not just OPAC wide. More here: http://libdev.plymouth.edu/post/24 Casey did a version for III that uses the XML server along with a local cache of bibs (for speed). I believe he used a modified version of your class. No code yet but I believe it’s forthcoming. Is search specific and not just OPAC wide. More here:

http://libdev.plymouth.edu/post/24

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