Matthew Reidsma : Rethinking Stock User Interfaces
Link resolvers are the backbone of any robust electronic resource collection, connecting users with the full-text items or abstracts that they need for their research. They are often the last piece of the library-controlled Web that users see before being shuttled off to a vendor database. Yet they are consistently the least user-friendly, ugliest, most neglected part of the eResource toolkit. Gra
Self Plagiarism is Style – Dave Pattern's Blog
After the success of the first event, held at Sheffield Hallam University last July, we’re pleased to announce that Manchester Metropolitan University Library Services have kindly offered to host the next UK Information Literacy & Summon Day on Thursday July 25th. Put the date in your diary and keep an eye on the event blog! http://summonil2013.wordpress.com/ The venue is easy to get to from Manch
bX: The Ex Libris Scholarly Recommender Service for all libraries
bX: The Ex Libris Scholarly Recommender Service for all libraries Jerusalem, Israel—June 25, 2010. Ex Libris Group is pleased to announce that the popular, unique bX scholarly recommender service is now available in even more library interfaces. Launched in May 2009 as an additional service for customers of the SFX OpenURL link resolver, bX is in use at more than 250 SFX libraries worldwide. A set
Auto-Populating an ILL form with the Serial Solutions Link Resolver API
Issue 4, 2008-09-22 Auto-Populating an ILL form with the Serial Solutions Link Resolver API In this article we’ll take a tour of the OpenURL protocol; discover how to use it to get an XML API response from the Serial Solutions link resolver; and see how to receive and process that XML data using PHP to create an Interlibrary Loan webform. Finally, we’ll see a few examples of how to handle form pro
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