by the University Library of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign MarcEdit’s linked data tool is somewhat experimental, but it allows users to automatically generate links to resolve access points from the LC or OCLC VIAF authority records. Using this […]
by the University Library of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign This section will guide users in manipulating existing records using MarcEdit’s MarcEditor application. It performs these operations using a text version of MARC known as a MARC Mnemonic […]
by the University Library of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign In addition to editing XML files, MarcEdit also has a delimited text translator that can map fields in a delimited text file into a MARCXML or MARC file. […]
by the University Library of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign This function allows users to compile more than one files or groups of files to MARC in batches. In order to utilize this function, you will have to have […]
by the University Library of the University Illinois at Urbana-Champaign This section of the documentation will describe specifically how to move in and out of MARC and MARCXML either for one record or a batch of records as well […]
by Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library These procedures outline the steps for linking digital collections to archival collections marked up in EAD, focusing on items scanned at the item level. This process focuses on “low-tech” ways to convert metadata from CONTENTdm into container […]
by Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library These procedures outline the steps needed to batch upload items into CONTENTdm when there is an established online finding aid. This process focuses on “low-tech” ways to use the content or container list displayed in table […]
Eben English and Steven Carl Anderson Perhaps you’ve got lots of metadata at your institution — some of it in relational databases, or collections of XML docs, or possibly even an assortment of spreadsheets. Maybe you’ve been hearing a lot […]
By Conal Tuohy “Visualizing Government Archives through Linked Data” blog post (includes links to source code) about an automated gateway which harvests from an OAI-PMH repository, transforms the harvested records into RDF/XML using an XSLT, and deposits the resulting RDF […]
by Ruth Tillman When developing local collections, librarians and archivists often create detailed metadata which then gets stored in collection-specific silos. At times, the metadata could be used to augment other collections but the software does not provide native support […]