Bibliotecari Maggio 2018

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Immagine (cioè illustrazione) delle biblioteche
by Federico Leva (Nemo) 26 Apr '21

26 Apr '21

Alle Stelline qualcuno ha fatto notare come la voce https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblioteca sia concentrata su illustrazioni di gusto medievale, a parte una foto del 2012. Adesso ne ho messa una piú moderna, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Paolo_Monti_-_Servizio_fotografico… : spesso il copyright è un problema, quando si vuole illustrare gli ultimi due secoli di storia, ma adesso un po' meno grazie a https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:BEIC . https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Libraries_in_Italy resta piuttosto povera; chi può, almeno qualche foto di interni (che di solito non sono soggetti alla scure del copyright degli architetti) potrebbe aggiungerla. Nemo-BEIC

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Workshop on Open Citations
by Marilena Daquino 05 Set '18

05 Set '18

Cari tutti, sperando di fare cosa gradita, allego l'invito al Workshop on Open Citations che si terrà a Bologna dal 3 al 5 settembre, organizzato da OpenCitations, the EXCITE Project e Europe PubMed Central. Tra gli invited speaker confermati ci sono Dario Taraborelli (Wikimedia), Stephen Curry (DORA), Catriona MacCallum (Hindawi), Stephanie Dawson (ScienceOpen) e Ginny Hendricks (Crossref). Partecipare e condividete! Grazie mille, Marilena Daquino Università di Bologna ---------------- Dear all, OpenCitations [1], the EXCITE Project [2] and Europe PubMed Central [3] are organising a Workshop on Open Citations at the University of Bologna in Bologna, Italy [4] on September 3-5, 2018 – https://workshop-oc.github.io<https://workshop-oc.github.io/>. Our idea is to have: * Day One and Day Two of the Workshop: Formal presentations and discussions on the creation, availability, uses and applications of open bibliographic citations, and of bibliometric studies based upon them. This will involve both invited and contributed presentations. * Day Three: A Hack Day on Open Citations to see what services can be prototyped using large volumes of open citation data. We look forward to welcoming all those interested in open citation data, including researchers, computer scientists, scholarly publishers, academic administrators, research funders and policy makers. The workshop will be organised around the following topics: 1. Opening up citations: Initiatives, collaborations, methods and approaches for the creation of open access to bibliographiccitations. 2. Policies and funding: Strategies, policies and mandates for promoting open access to citations, and transparency and reproducibility of research and research evaluation. 3. Publishers and learned societies: Approaches to, benefits of, and issues surrounding the deposit, distribution, and services for open bibliographic metadata and citations. 4. Projects: Metrics, visualizations and other projects. The uses and applications of open citations, and bibliometric analyses and metrics based upon them If you would like to participate in this event, please enter your details and a min-biography at https://bit.ly/2JEd0r9. If additionally you would like to speak at this event, please select the session your talk would fit in, and provide a title and abstract for your talk. Selected submissions will involve either a talk of 10 minute duration, with a 5 minute discussion following, or a poster presentation. The deadline for application and submission of these details is the 20th of May 2018. Notifications of acceptance will be sent to you by the 1st of June. In case of oversubscriptions, the organisers will select speakers and attendees from among those have applied. For those accepted, we request a small registration fee of €100 to cover expenses (€25 for students), which must be paid by the 15th of July 2018, but which will be waived in cases of financial hardship. Details of how to pay will be sent to those accepted. Registration for the Hack Day is free of charge. Those attending will be expected to cover the cost of their own travel and accommodation. We will provide a list of recommended hotels and guest houses. We will provide lunches and refreshments on all days, and a free workshop dinner on Monday 3rd September. Please circulate this invitation to any colleagues that you think might be interested in attending this workshop. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/workshop_oc). We look forward to your participation. Best regards, David Shotton (OpenCitations) Jo McEntyre (Europe PMC) Maria Levchenko (Europe PMC) Marilena Daquino (University of Bologna) Philipp Mayr (EXCITE project) Silvio Peroni (OpenCitations) Steffen Staab (EXCITE project) [1] OpenCitations - http://opencitations.net<http://opencitations.net/> [2] EXCITE Project - http://west.uni-koblenz.de/en/research/excite [3] Europe PMC - https://europepmc.org/About [4] University of Bologna - http://www.unibo.it/en/homepage ??

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linked open data del MiBACT
by raffaele messuti 27 Ago '18

27 Ago '18

Linked open data del MiBACT: http://dati.beniculturali.it/ https://twitter.com/mibact/status/879708880380538888 a questo giro mi pare che abbiano fatto un buon lavoro ;) ho guardato un po' a caso, ci sono alcuni problemi di allineamento tra i dataset, ma ci stanno lavorando: https://twitter.com/atomotic/status/879736944326004736 cosa ci si potrebbe fare: 1) le classi di questa ontologia potrebbero essere allineate con le proprieta' equivalenti di wikidata: Cultural-ON (Cultural ONtology): Ontologia dei Luoghi della Cultura e degli Eventi Culturali http://dati.beniculturali.it/cultural-ON/ITA.html (esisteva gia' http://culturalis.org in uso in regione emilia romagna, chissa' se sono allineate...) 2) chiedere su wikidata un nuovo identificatore da popolare con la URI di dati.beniculturali. dovrebbe essere abbastanza semplice anche fare il match, gli oggetti di dati.beniculturali hanno spesso owl:sameAs con dbpedia esempio: http://dati.beniculturali.it/lodview/mibact/luoghi/resource/CulturalInstitu… = https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q460907 -- raffaele(a)docuver.se

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Eventi Wikimedia a San Romano in Garfagnana, questo week end
by Alessandro Marchetti 31 Mag '18

31 Mag '18

Ciao a tutti, scusando un minimo di crossposting volevamo ricordare a chi volesse passare che da domani fino a domenica ci ritroviamo sull'Appennino Tosco-Emiliano a San Romano (LU) per un edit-a-thon su varie piattaforme. Saremo in una stanza della locale biblioteca. Domenica abbiamo la visita alla fortezza delle Verrucole per le ore 10:30, e l'evento si concluderà poco dopo pranzo. La pagina dell'incontro per altri dettagli e segnalare la vostra eventuale presenza è questa https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Gruppi_locali_di_lingua_italiana/Toscana/Ed…. Se volete venire in treno, qualcuno dei presenti in macchina può passare a prendervi a una delle stazioni vicine di Villetta San Romano, Camporgiano o Poggio Careggine Vagli. Qua siamo già arrivati in tre! CiaoAlessandroAndreaLuca P.S. l'albergo dove siamo ha una piscina. Portate il costume...

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Anche la Svezia cancella Elsevier
by Federico Leva (Nemo) 17 Mag '18

17 Mag '18

In caso qualcuno non abbia già visto: <http://openaccess.blogg.kb.se/2018/05/16/sweden-stands-up-for-open-access-c…> 12 milioni e rotti è un bel gruzzolo da destinare a spese piú produttive. Speriamo che poi non capitolino come la Finlandia. Federico

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Fwd: summer school LOD
by susanna.giaccai＠gmail.com 13 Mag '18

13 Mag '18

Giro questo avviso su un corso sui LinkedOpenData Dusanna ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Valentina Sonzini <valentinasonzini(a)yahoo.it> Date: dom 13 mag 2018, 11:29 Subject: summer school LOD To: Susanna Giaccai <giaccai(a)gmail.com>, Susanna Giaccai < susanna.giaccai(a)gmail.com> Ciao Susanna, ti segnalo che martedì chiuderanno le iscrizioni alla Summer School dell'unibo sui Linked Open Data per i Beni Culturali. Qui il link al sito https://site.unibo.it/linked-data-per-i-beni-culturali/it ti chiederei la gentilezza, se possibile, di girare l'info ad altri wikipediani, magari interessati al tema. Grazie per la collaborazione, Valentina *Essere donna è un privilegio, non diverso da quelli che dava il nascere nobile nelle antiche società aristocratiche: puoi non essere all'altezza ma, come non lo hai meritato, così non lo perdi. (Luisa Muraro)* Valentina Sonzini via A. Cei, 47/2416132 Genova - Italy tel.: +39.349.3151640 valentinasonzini(a)yahoo.it skype: valesonz

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Libro sui progetti Wikimedia pubblicato dall'associazione dei bibliotecari USA
by Federico Leva (Nemo) 09 Mag '18

09 Mag '18

È curato da Merrilee Proffitt di OCLC. Riconoscerete probabilmente diversi autori dei vari capitoli. Federico -------- Messaggio inoltrato -------- Oggetto: New book highlights connections between libraries and Wikimedia projects Data: Wed, 09 May 2018 16:07:37 GMT Mittente: LiAnna Davis <> New book highlights connections between libraries and Wikimedia projects “Leveraging Wikipedia: Connecting Communities of Knowledge” <https://www.alastore.ala.org/content/leveraging-wikipedia-connecting-commun…> is a new book published by the American Library Association that highlights the myriad connections between Wikimedia projects and libraries. Edited by OCLC Research’s Merrilee Proffitt, the book contains 15 chapters highlighting ways librarians and Wikimedia projects have been intertwined since Wikipedia’s founding in 2001. “Leveraging Wikipedia: Connecting Communities of Knowledge <https://www.alastore.ala.org/content/leveraging-wikipedia-connecting-commun…>.” /Image by Monika Sengul-Jones./ I was honored to contribute a chapter to the book highlighting the work Wiki Education and the broader Wikipedia Education Program has done to connect academia and Wikipedia. Several other Wiki Education friends and collaborators offer their insight throughout the book, making it an interesting read for any university librarian looking to get more involved in Wikipedia, Wikidata, or Wikimedia Commons — or just interested in how programs work in the Wikipedia space. Andrew Lih’s chapter on the history of collaborations between “GLAM institutions” — Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums — and the Wikimedia projects offers a helpful overview for both newcomers and experienced Wikimedians alike. Lih explains the mutual interests of both Wikimedians and GLAM institutions, and highlights several collaborations, including an explanation of the Wikipedia in Residence model adopted by several institutions. A chapter written by Alex Stinson and Jason Evans is filled with case studies and tips for collaborations. With practical insight and broad overviews of a number of ways Wikimedians and librarians can collaborate — including references to both Wiki Education’s Classroom Program and Visiting Scholars Program — the chapter is a must-read for any librarian looking to survey the options of where to get started with Wikipedia. West Virginia University Wikipedian in Residence Kelly Doyle authors a great chapter on the equity gaps related to gender in Wikipedia, and how she’s worked over the last two years to help close those through on-campus support from the library at WVU. She talks about her work to train librarians on campus to edit Wikipedia as well as projects to engage students in service learning through editing Wikipedia, always with a focus on closing the gender equity gaps on Wikipedia. Lily Todorinova and Yu-Hung Lin offer a chapter that showcases a study Rutgers University’s library did to measure students’ use of Wikipedia as well as their work with the Visiting Scholars Program. Students, they found, generally view Wikipedia as a “reliable gateway to information”, and that a rubric would be helpful for students to assess the source material in Wikipedia. They also felt encouraged to continue collaborating with Wikipedia based on their experiences in the Visiting Scholars program. Sara Snyder’s chapter offers a good how-to for edit-a-thons, a collaborative editing event that many university librarians are eager to host at their institution. While Wiki Education does not support these events, this chapter provides great guidelines for those interested. Mairelys Lemus-Rojas and Lydia Pintscher’s chapter on Wikidata offers an overview of the newest Wikimedia project, and one that has the potential to be of great interest to many university librarians. Wiki Education is in the planning stages for a pilot program next year to work with Wikidata, and this chapter offers many helpful insights into the open structured data repository. In a chapter on semantic web identity, Kenning Arlitsch and Justin Shanks write about how they engaged with Wikipedia and Wikidata to improve the availability of information about the Montana State University Library and two other campus groups. This chapter will be of interest to librarians interested in their institution’s own web presence. Finally, Merrilee Proffitt’s chapter offers an inspirational closing statement on why all librarians should become Wikimedians, and how welcoming and collaborative the broader community of people are who help facilitate the relationships between Wikipedia and libraries. As someone who’s been involved in the Wikimedia movement since 2010, I can attest to Merrillee’s encouragement to join us: This particular intersection of groups offers fruitful collaborations for both libraries and Wikimedians. And my thanks to Merrilee for including my chapter about Wiki Education’s work in the book! The book is available from the ALA store <https://www.alastore.ala.org/content/leveraging-wikipedia-connecting-commun…>. Encourage your university library to add it to their collection today.

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