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ISBN 10:    0081002513
ISBN 13: 978-0081002513
Author:   David Baker, Wendy Evans

Digital information strategies from applications and content to libraries and people 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1. Digital Information Strategies

• Introduction
• The Next Five Years
• Enduring Elements
• Necessary Change
• Key Drivers
• Technology
• Key User Needs
• Future Physical Space
• Future Skills Needs of Library and Information Services Professionals
• Conclusion: Evolution and Revolution
• Notes
• References

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Part I: Strategy

Chapter 2. Strategic Futures for Digital Information Services

• Introduction
• A Digital Library is Not a Library
• Challenges to Progress
• The Future is Not What it Used to Be
• The View Across Three Horizons
• Conclusions: To Lead or Be Led?
• Notes
• References

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Part II: Research

Chapter 3. Great Libraries? Good Libraries? Digital Collection Development and What it Means for Our Great Research Collections

• Introduction: What Makes a Great Research Library?
• Building Digital Collections
• Commercially Published Research Publications – Moving from Physical to Digital
• Connecting Legal Deposit – The Evolution to Digital Collecting
• New Born-Digital – Collecting the Web
• Unique and Special Collections – Born-Digital Heritage
• Rediscovering Legacy Collections – Digitisation of Historic Analogue Collections
• Conclusion
• Notes
• References

Chapter 4. Research Information Management

• Introduction
• Drivers
• Responses
• Next Steps
• Conclusion
• Notes
• References

Chapter 5. Digital Research Data: Where are we Now?

• Introduction
• Data Sharing
• What is Data and What Constitutes Big Data?
• Data Quality
• Ethical Considerations in Using Big Data
• Data Management and Data Curation Today
• Data Citation
• Research Data and the Library
• Data-Related Literacies: In Search of a Name
• Conclusion
• Notes
• References
• Selected Online Resources

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Part III: Linked Data

Chapter 6. From Linked Open Data to Linked Open Knowledge

• Introduction
• From Cataloguing to Catalinking: Re-Imagining Annotation
• Controlled Vocabularies: Trenches to Triples
• Visualisation: Linked Data in Archive Maps
• Lessons Learned
• Notes

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Part IV: Technology

Chapter 7. Transforming Libraries from Physical to Virtual

• Introduction: Digital Revolutions
• Web Presence
• Social Media
• Mobile Technology
• Digital Collections
• Digital Libraries
• Digital Reference
• Virtual Instruction
• Digital Alerts
• Virtual Exhibitions
• Conclusion
• Notes
• References

Chapter 8. People’s Technology: Where is the Line?

• Introduction
• Conception of Technology
• Pattern of Technology Use
• How Libraries in Nigeria are Coping
• Challenges to Technology Deployment
• Conclusion
• Notes
• References

Chapter 9. Swedish Local Politicians’ Views on Public Library Digital Services

• Introduction
• Some Background Information
• Collecting the Empirical Data
• Local Politicians’ Views on Public Library Digital Services
• Discussion
• Some Conclusions
• Note
• References

Chapter 10. Conceptualising the Library Collection for the Digital World

• Introduction
• Defining Collection
• Concepts and Models
• Alternative Terminology
• Searching, Sharing … Collecting?
• A New Model of Collection?
• Facilitating Dynamic Collection? Digital Technology for Collection Management
• Conclusion
• Notes
• Acknowledgement
• References

Chapter 11. From Clients to Participants – How Information Technology Impacts Relationships Between Professionals and Users

• Introduction
• 1972 to 1993/4
• Professional Reactions
• 1994 Onwards
• Reactions of the Profession
• Discussion
• References

Chapter 12. ‘Where’ Matters: Keeping Apace with Geo-Ubiquity in a Digital World

• Introduction
• Initial Perspectives of Our Changing Digital World
• ‘Digital Divide’ – Connectivity and Growing ‘Data-Centricity’
• Digital Infrastructures
• Digital Information and Location Geo-Ubiquity
• Perspectives on the Impact of ‘Digital’ Trends in the Geospatial Domain
• Growing Access to Geospatial Data and Digital Mapping
• The Growing Importance of Big and Small Data
• Data Analytics, Visualisation and Dashboards for Business Intelligence
• Citizen Science and Crowdsourcing (Volunteered Geographic Information)
• Mobile and Social Media
• Augmented Reality
• The Internet of Things
• Personal Cloud
• Conclusion: Future Developments and Strategic Trends
• Notes
• References

Chapter 13. Digital Data and the City: An Exploration of the Building Blocks of a Smart City Architecture

• Introduction
• Dreaming of Smart Cities
• Utopia is Becoming Reality
• Building Blocks of the Smart City
• Information Management: Protecting Data ‘with Your Life’
• Information Management: Information Value Chain
• Conclusion
• References

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Part V: The Internet and Users/User Behaviour

Chapter 14. Thriving in the Digital Age: Conquests, Challenges, and Thoughts on School Libraries

• Introduction
• General Characteristics of Young People
• The Use of Digital Tools in School Libraries
• The Challenges of Using Digital Tools
• The Common Core Standards
• E-Book Concerns
• Getting Past the Filters
• Remaining Viable
• The Development of Literacy Skills
• Forming Community Partnerships
• Being Transformational Leaders
• Conclusion
• Notes
• References

Chapter 15. Knowing Your Users, Discovering Your Library: An Overview of the Characteristics of User Generations

• Introduction
• Generations of Users: Definitions
• Generations of Users: Characteristics and Factors Informing Characteristics
• Generations of Users: Impact on Libraries
• Conclusion
• References

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Part VI: Digital Media

Chapter 16. Presence, Permeability and Playfulness: Future Library Architecture in the Digital Era

• Introduction
• The Presence of Libraries
• Physical and Conceptual Permeability
• Spaces of Playfulness
• Concluding Remarks – A Manifesto for Future Library Architecture
• Acknowledgements
• References

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Part VII: Collaboration

Chapter 17. Strategic Futures: Partnering for Student Success

• Introduction
• Developing Services
• Developing Partnerships
• Virtual Services
• Quiet Space
• Access
• Flexible Planning, Flexible Space
• Marketing
• Data Measurements

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