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Discover the key patterns discussed at the 10th Annual Meeting of the AgNIC Coordinating Committee. Explore how to stay in the flow, recombine services, and collaborate effectively. Learn from the experiences of scientists, librarians, and gamers.
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We are the network people Lorcan Dempsey Tenth Annual Meeting of the AgNIC Coordinating Committee March 9-11, 2005 Bolger Blogger Conference Center, Potomac, MD
Three patterns? • Be in the flow • Recombine: disaggregation and aggregation • Collaborate
Gamers as Metaphor • Compete • Collaborate • Create
Scientists: Google Yahoo PubMed Librarians: Science Direct ISI Web of Science MedLine “Search engine mindshare” John Regazzi “In a survey for this lecture, librarians and scientists were asked to name the top scientific and medical search resources that they use or are aware of. The difference is startling.” Source: John Regazzi, The Battle for Mindshare: A battle beyond access and retrievalhttp://www.nfais.org/publications/mc_lecture_2004.htm
Be in the flow • Channels • Wherever they are needed • Learning management system • Portal • Inside out on the open web …
OpenURL server Edinburgh’s catalogue Detailed WorldCat record in FirstSearch IP Authenticated Services Open URL FirstSearch Patron ILL NetLibrary ebooks JSTOR
Recombine • Services • Large monolithic systems • Break out services so that they can be used more flexibly • Web services • Information resources • Collections: granularity and aggregation • Objects: granularity and aggregation • Objects: analysis, annotation, reuse
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You can search multiple sources or select a specific source (e.g., the GSAFD Vocabulary Service, which provides access to genre terms for fiction and drama) Without ever leaving the Office application, a user can issue a search and paste results from the search directly into a document OCLC Research GSAFD Vocabulary Service
Recombinance • Hooks - standards • Small pieces • Services • Flow
Collaboration/consolidation • Change ….. • Pool uncertainty • Concentrate expertise • Reduce duplication • Accelerate up the learning curve • Pool uncertainty