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I’ve been asked to take part in a session presenting on how RSS might be used in conjunction with an OpenURL link server (SFX), and a federated search and library portal product (MetaLib).
I’m putting my first ideas down here, but if anyone has other ideas, it would be great to hear about them…
- Recently received journals list from a library system with links to OpenURL to provide fulltext or ToC links as available (I’ve already done this one)
- Search results via RSS
- New resources added to Portal
- Portal displays RSS feeds from other sources
I’m sure there must be more potential than this, but so far that’s what I’ve come up with – I’ll add more if/as I get more ideas (either my own, or contributed by others)
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April 20th, 2004 at 3:29 pm
RSS and OpenURL
Note to self: bekijk dit in relatie tot dit project: http://www.fontys.nl/mediatheek/iport
April 23rd, 2004 at 10:51 am
Hey Damyanti! Good to come across another woman blogging in the UK on information technologies. Hope that you will check out my site – http://fraser.typepad.com/edtechuk/ – & perhaps consider joining up with our small group to help organise or speak at a Weblogs in Education conference in the New Year? The call for interest is on the site under ‘Home & Abroad’.
April 27th, 2004 at 1:50 pm
There are some ideas on RSS use in libraries in Ian Winship’s article in this month’s Update http://www.cilip.org.uk/update/issues/may04/article2may.html Also, WRT your TOC link to OpenURL – couldn’t full journal TOCs themselves be linked in such a way? A growing number of journals publishers are producing TOCs in RSS.
Roddy
April 27th, 2004 at 4:19 pm
With the ToC service, the RSS I’m producing reflects serial issues we have received in the library – so in a sense, the primary point of this is to let users know what we’ve received – not to provide a ToC service.
The fact that we can then provide links to Full-Text or ToC seems like a nice touch, but was an afterthought in a way – I needed to put somekind of link in the RSS feed, and a ToC link seemed more useful than (for example) a link into the library catalogue to the record for the journal.
May 10th, 2006 at 3:37 pm
Hi,
I ran into this post from a google search. Have you done anything else with this? We are currently using SFX and would like to try to provide rss feed. I would appreciate some pointers. Thanks.
–Sharif
University of Illinois