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<font 18px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>**Webinars: **</font> | <font 18px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>**Webinars: **</font> | ||
- | **A new age for library metadata?** | + | **[[https://youtu.be/Sv43_mG84C4|A new age for library metadata?**]]** |
- | <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>27 September 2023</font> | + | <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>27 September 2023.</font> <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>A</font> <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>Higher Education Library Technology (HELibTech) dialogue with Lesley Whyte</font> |
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- | <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>A</font> <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>Higher Education Library Technology (HELibTech) dialogue with Lesley Whyte</font> | + | |
<font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>Catalogue records remain at the heart of the library technology ecosystem. Initiatives such as Bibframe and linked data are changing the landscape. Metadata are critical to making library resources discoverable. Poor metadata results in wasted resources, missed opportunities, and builds error into any system. Creating quality records can be time consuming and expensive and libraries are increasingly looking for more efficient and effective approaches. How should academic libraries respond to this new environment?</font> <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>To explore the issues, library consultant Ken Chad will</font> <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>be in conversation with Lesley Whyte, Managing Director of Bibliographic Data Services. BDS has a long record of providing metadata services to academic and public libraries, the British Library and library suppliers</font> | <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>Catalogue records remain at the heart of the library technology ecosystem. Initiatives such as Bibframe and linked data are changing the landscape. Metadata are critical to making library resources discoverable. Poor metadata results in wasted resources, missed opportunities, and builds error into any system. Creating quality records can be time consuming and expensive and libraries are increasingly looking for more efficient and effective approaches. How should academic libraries respond to this new environment?</font> <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>To explore the issues, library consultant Ken Chad will</font> <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>be in conversation with Lesley Whyte, Managing Director of Bibliographic Data Services. BDS has a long record of providing metadata services to academic and public libraries, the British Library and library suppliers</font> | ||
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+ | <font 10.5pt/Calibri,sans-serif;;#232333;;white>For for information on BDS contact:\\ | ||
+ | Lesley Whyte, Managing Director at BDS\\ | ||
+ | lesley.whyte@bdslive.com\\ | ||
+ | https://www.bdslive.com/\\ | ||
+ | @LesleyWhyte</font> | ||
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