Library Mashups
Exploring New Ways to Deliver
Library Data
Edited by Nicole C. Engard
Foreword by Jenny Levine
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
About the Website
Foreword
Jenny Levine
Introduction
Nicole C. Engard
PART I: WHAT ARE MASHUPS?
Chapter 1: What Is a Mashup?
Darlene Fichter (Read
Sample Chapter [pdf])
Chapter 2: Behind the Scenes: Some
Technical Details on Mashups
Bonaria Biancu
Chapter 3: Making Your Data Available to Be
Mashed Up
Ross Singer
Chapter 4: Mashing Up With Librarian
Knowledge
Thomas Brevik
PART II: MASHING UP LIBRARY WEBSITES
Chapter 5: Information in Context
Brian Herzog
Chapter 6: Mashing Up the Library Website
Lichen Rancourt
Chapter 7: Piping Out Library Data
Nicole C. Engard
Chapter 8: Mashups @ Libraries Interact
Corey Wallis
PART III: MASHING UP CATALOG DATA
Chapter 9: Library Catalog
Mashup: Using Blacklight to Expose Collections
Bess Sadler, Joseph Gilbert, and
Matt Mitchell
Chapter 10: Breaking Into the OPAC
Tim Spalding
Chapter 11: Mashing Up Open Data With
‡biblios.net Web Services
Joshua Ferraro
Chapter 12: SOPAC 2.0: The
Thrashable,Mashable Catalog
John Blyberg
Chapter 13: Mashups With the WorldCat
Affiliate Services
Karen A. Coombs
PART IV: MAPS, PICTURES, AND VIDEO ... OH MY!
Chapter 14: Flickr and Digital
Image Collections
Mark Dahl and Jeremy McWilliams
Chapter 15: blip.tv and Digital Video
Collections in the Library
Jason A. Clark
Chapter 16: "Where’s the Nearest Computer
Lab?": Mapping Up Campus
Derik A. Badman
Chapter 17: The Repository Mashup Map
Stuart Lewis
PART V: ADDING VALUE TO YOUR SERVICES
Chapter 18: The LibraryThing API
and Libraries
Robin Hastings
Chapter 19: ZACK Bookmaps
Wolfram Schneider
Chapter 20: Federated Database Search Mashup
Stephen Hedges, Laura Solomon, and
Karl Jendretzky
Chapter 21: Electronic Dissertation Mashups
Using SRU
Michael C.Witt
Afterword
Appendix A: Websites
Appendix B: Glossary
About the Contributors
Index
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