Content and Workflow Management for Library Websites: Case Studies
Holly Yu · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 2004
PREFACE . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PART I: INTRODUCTION TO LIBRARY WEB CONTENT MANAGEMENT Chapter 1 : LIBRARY WEB CONTENT MANAGEMENT: NEEDS AND CHALLENGES Holly Yu, California State University, Los Angeles, USA Chapter 2: METHODS AND TOOLS FOR MANAGING LIBRARY WEB CONTENT Johan Ragetli, Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board, Canada . PART II: CASE STUDIES . Chapter 3: DEVELOPING A DISTRIBUTED WEB PUBLISHING SYSTEM AT CSU SACRAMENTO LIBRARY: A CASE STUDY OF COORDINATED DECENTRALIZATION Juan Carlos Rodriguez and Andy Osburn, California State University, Sacramento, USA Chapter 4: INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON LIBRARIES PRESENTS ORGANIZATION TO THE USERS AND POWER TO THE PEOPLE: A SOLUTION IN WEB CONTENT MANAGEMENT Diane Dallis and Doug Ryner, Indiana University Bloomington, USA Chapter 5: SCRATCHPAD: A QUALITY MANAGEMENT TOOL FOR LIBRARY WEB SITES Laura B. Cohen, Matthew M. Calsada, and Frederick J. Jeziorkowski, University at Albany, SUNY, USA Chapter 6: WEB SITE MAINTENANCE WORKFLOW AT A MEDIUM-SIZED UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Michelle Mach, Colorado State University, USA Chapter 7: PHP AND POSTGRESQL WEB CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AT WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES Michael D. Whang, Western Michigan University, USA Chapter 8: DATABASE-DRIVEN WEB PAGES USING ONLY JAVASCRIPT: ACTIVE CLIENT PAGES Stephen Sottong, California State University, Los Angeles, USA Chapter 9: TACTICAL ELECTRIC POWER DIGITAL LIBRARY Anne Marie Donovan, Independent Consultant, Austin, USA Michael Nomura, University of Texas Institute for Advanced Technology in Austin, USA Chapter 10: DEVELOPING COMMITTEES TO CREATE A WEB CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Sarah Robbins and Debra Engel, University of Oklahoma, USA . GLOSSARY OF TERMS . ABOUT THE AUTHORS INDEX.