Digital Libraries often fail to connect their contents to the wider context of information resources available that are about the same persons, related persons, places, or time periods and the events that happen to those persons, at those places and in a given time period. In this paper we critically examine a number of standards for organizing collections of archival, historical, genealogical,...

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purpose: this study investigates the satisfaction score of the potential users from resources and services offered by the digital library of shiraz university. methodology: this is a quantitative study and the type of research project is the survey. a questionnaire is used for data collection. the study sample consisted of faculty members and graduate students at shiraz university for this stud...

We review the pros and cons of analog and digital computation. We propose that computation that is most efficient in its use of resources is neither analog computation nor digital computation but, rather, a mixture of the two forms. For maximum efficiency, the information and information-processing resources of the hybrid form must be distributed over many wires, with an optimal signal-to-noise...

A huge amount of audio resources, including music data, is becoming available in various forms, both analog and digital. Notes, CDs, and digital resources of the World Wide Web are growing constantly in amount, but the value of music information depends on how easy it can be found, retrieved, accessed, filtered, and managed (Fingerhut, 1997; International Organization for Standardization, 2003)...

In this paper, we describe our ongoing work which involves examining the information seeking behaviour of legal professionals. This work involves studying the behaviour of both academic and practicing lawyers with the long-term aim of integrating user-centred legal information seeking support into digital law libraries. We report preliminary findings from the initial phase of the study, which c...

This paper presents a preliminary work in the development and implementation of a collaborative digital library of historical resources for school projects by collaborating partners. The digital library aims to provide an electronic system to help educators as well as students obtain information on local history; collect, store and organize information in digital format; publish and share elect...

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