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Knowledge ManagementIntroduction of TopicsWhat is Knowledge Management?Digital Library TechnologyHistory of Digital Library TechnologyHistory ContinuedNational Science Digital Library (NSDL)WikisSlide 9Slide 10MetadataInternally Store MetadataExternally Stored MetadataMetadata HarvestingDigital Library Technology in the Business WorldSlide 16Slide 17Additional Advantages of DL Technology in BusinessDisadvantage of DL Technology in BusinessThe Uses of a Digital Library for IndividualsFEDORASlide 22Slide 23DSpaceSlide 25Slide 26Slide 27ConclusionQUESTIONS???SOURCESKnowledge Knowledge ManagementManagementKatrina SpoonerKatrina SpoonerStephanie ArnaudStephanie ArnaudDanny McLainDanny McLainAndy HoytAndy HoytLandon BahlerLandon BahlerIntroduction of TopicsIntroduction of TopicsToday we will be covering:Today we will be covering:Knowledge ManagementKnowledge ManagementWhat it is and how we use itWhat it is and how we use itAn overview of Digital Library technology and its An overview of Digital Library technology and its implementationsimplementationsWhat is Meta Data and how we use it todayWhat is Meta Data and how we use it todayHow we are using Digital Library Technology in the How we are using Digital Library Technology in the business worldbusiness worldAdvantages and Disadvantages to Digital Library Advantages and Disadvantages to Digital Library TechnologyTechnologyAn overview of Digital Library ProductsAn overview of Digital Library ProductsWhat is Fedora and DSpace?What is Fedora and DSpace?What is Knowledge What is Knowledge Management?Management?Many Definitions are available for this because it is a Many Definitions are available for this because it is a very broad subject.very broad subject.One definition says Knowledge Management is One definition says Knowledge Management is “Capturing, organizing, and storing knowledge and “Capturing, organizing, and storing knowledge and experiences of individual workers and groups within an experiences of individual workers and groups within an organization and making this information available to organization and making this information available to others in the organization.” (AIHMA)others in the organization.” (AIHMA)It can also be: The collection, organization, analysis, It can also be: The collection, organization, analysis, and sharing of information held by workers and groups and sharing of information held by workers and groups within an organization. (World Wide Learning)within an organization. (World Wide Learning)Our project focuses on Knowledge management and Our project focuses on Knowledge management and how it is evolving into Digital Library technologyhow it is evolving into Digital Library technologyDigital Library Digital Library TechnologyTechnologyAccording to Sun Microsystems Digital Library According to Sun Microsystems Digital Library Technology is defined as: The Electronic Extension of Technology is defined as: The Electronic Extension of functions users typically perform and the resources functions users typically perform and the resources they access in a traditional library. they access in a traditional library. Instead of going to a typical library with hardcopy Instead of going to a typical library with hardcopy books, people are starting to use information books, people are starting to use information databases and web technology to get the information databases and web technology to get the information they need at a much faster and more efficient rate. they need at a much faster and more efficient rate. It is essentially bringing the library to your personal It is essentially bringing the library to your personal computers and we will discuss its implementation and computers and we will discuss its implementation and how it helps users like us later on in our presentationhow it helps users like us later on in our presentationHistory of Digital Library History of Digital Library TechnologyTechnologyDigital Library Technology has been evolving since the Digital Library Technology has been evolving since the early 1990’s but it was largely experimental. early 1990’s but it was largely experimental. The U.S National Science Foundation (NSF) and the The U.S National Science Foundation (NSF) and the U.K Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) did U.K Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) did much of the research for DL Technology in the early much of the research for DL Technology in the early nineties. (SunMicro Systems)nineties. (SunMicro Systems)They had three main goals for their program: They had three main goals for their program: 1. Create new technology, which users could find, deliver and 1. Create new technology, which users could find, deliver and exploit. exploit. 2. Assemble information that was not otherwise accessible or 2. Assemble information that was not otherwise accessible or useable due to technical barriers, distance, size, and other useable due to technical barriers, distance, size, and other limits.limits.3. Evaluate the impact of this new technology. (SMS)3. Evaluate the impact of this new technology. (SMS)History ContinuedHistory ContinuedIn 1991, the World Wide Web was released. And it was In 1991, the World Wide Web was released. And it was not until 1995 that the Internet became very not until 1995 that the Internet became very commercialized. By 2000, the Internet had exceeded commercialized. By 2000, the Internet had exceeded their expectations with over 1 billion index able pages. their expectations with over 1 billion index able pages. Search engines such as Google and Yahoo provide a Search engines such as Google and Yahoo provide a searchable index of internet resources. These are searchable index of internet resources. These are broad examples of digital libraries and more detailed broad examples of digital libraries and more detailed descriptions will be discussed in our presentation.descriptions will be discussed in our presentation.There are also other specialized search resources to There are also other specialized search resources to help find certain content on the internet however much help find certain content on the internet however much of the Digital Library technology is being used in of the Digital Library technology is being used in companies to create networks and store data that is companies to create networks and store data that is accessible to the companies


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