Handbook IT in Libraries
German online manual about information technology in libraries, book sprint, Wildau 2022/23
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Handbook IT in Libraries is a written work[1]. It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Author: David Zellhöfer[3], Lambert Heller[4], Lukas Lerche[5], Frank Seeliger[6], Jakob Voss[7], Jens Bemme[8], Anne Christensen[9]
- Instance of: website[10], version, edition or translation[11]
- Copyright license: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International[12]
- Software version identifier: 1.0.0[13]
- Commons category: Handbuch IT in Bibliotheken[14]
- Language of work or name: German[15]
- Publication date: 2022[16]
- Official website: https://it-in-bibliotheken.de/[17]
- Main subject: information technology[18], library science[19], integrated library system[20], digitization[21], science communication[22], cultural heritage[23]
- Work available at URL: https://it-in-bibliotheken.de/[24]
- Location of creation: Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau[25]
- Source code repository URL: https://github.com/pro4bib/handbuch-it-in-bibliotheken[26]
- Described by source: Wie wir strukturiert und kollaborativ das offene Handbuch IT in Bibliotheken schreiben, und wie ihr dazu beitragen könnt[27], Bibliothek: Forschung und Praxis[28], Das Handbuch IT in Bibliotheken: Einblicke in den ersten bibliothekarischen Book Sprint Deutschlands[29]
- Title: Handbuch IT in Bibliotheken[30]
- Subtitle: Die wichtigsten Themen zum Einsatz von IT in Bibliotheken: IT-Management, Bibliotheksmanagementsysteme, Softwareentwicklung, Metadaten…[31]
- Author name string: Nicolas Bach[32], Janna Brechmacher[33], Sascha A. Carlin[34], Jana Eger[35], Gerrit Gragert[36], Sina Hurnik[37], Clemens Kynast[38], Luis Moßburger[39], Michael Schaarwächter[40], Michael Voss[41]
- Cites work: Das Handbuch IT in Bibliotheken: Einblicke in den ersten bibliothekarischen Book Sprint Deutschlands[42], Introducing the FAIR Principles for research software[43], From Acting Locally to Thinking Globally: A Brief History of Library Automation[44], Discovering scientific literature: What library discovery systems can learn from the competition and what they can show them[45], B.I.T.online[46], Designing for usability: key principles and what designers think[47], Die Datenlaube[48], Data quality as the basis for qualitative content indexing[49]
- Copyright status: copyrighted[50]
- Form of creative work: handbook[51]