Preserving the ephemeral: reflections on archiving Japanese websites
Home » About » Blogs » Stanford Libraries Blog » Preserving the ephemeral: reflections on archiving Japanese websites 日本語版が下にあります。 In 2015 when I applied for a grant from the Freeman Spogli Institute (FSI) to initiate a web archiving program, I viewed our project from a theoretical perspective. While in the past we might collect ephemera, such as letters, small-run newsprints, or underground comi
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Note: we're taking 2020 off! We will not be convening LDCX in 2020 in order to channel our attention to other events and some internal activities. We will be watching the LAM tech space to see what form LDCX might best take for future years. =========================================== LDCX is an annual unconference that brings together leading technologists in the libraries, archives and museums (
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ePADD is free and open source software developed by Stanford University's Special Collections & University Archives that supports the appraisal, processing, preservation, discovery, and delivery of historical email archives. ePADD incorporates techniques from computer science and computational linguistics, including machine learning, natural language processing, and named entity recognition to hel
Join us on the Road to Mendeley--workshop for library staff | Stanford Libraries
Home » About » News » Join us on the Road to Mendeley--workshop for library staff This Fall, the Stanford Libraries will be rolling out a campus-wide upgrade to all current Mendeley users at Stanford. Mendeley is a desktop and web-based tool to help manage pdfs, citations and much more. If you want to try out Mendeley (it's free) and learn about all the features that are available to Stanford stud
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