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Creating a Streaming Video Collection for Your Library covers the main processes associated with streaming video, from licensing to access and evaluation, and will serve as a key reference and source of best practices for libraries adding streaming video titles to their collections.
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Creating a Streaming Video Collection for Your Library covers the main processes associated with streaming video, from licensing to access and evaluation, and will serve as a key reference and source of best practices for libraries adding streaming video titles to their collections.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 134
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9780810884557
- ISBN-10: 0810884550
- Artikelnr.: 40919748
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 134
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9780810884557
- ISBN-10: 0810884550
- Artikelnr.: 40919748
Cheryl J. Duncan is director of Acquisitions & Cataloging at James Madison University where she negotiates contracts and licenses for e-resources and streaming media. Erika Day Peterson is director of Media Resources at James Madison University. In addition to managing the Media Resources Center, she is responsible for the selection and maintenance of the video collection, including streaming video.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION Chapter 1 Selection Section 1.1 Individual
Titles Section 1.2 Subscription Packages and Purchased Collections Section
1.3 Independent Film Distributors and Major Studios Chapter 2 Licensing
Section 2.1 Right to Digitize Content Section 2.2 Acquiring a Streamed File
Section 2.3 Hosted Content Section 2.4 Consortia Section 2.5 Receipt &
Payment Chapter 3 Non-Licensed Content Section 3.1 Videos on the Web
Section 3.2 Copyright, Fair Use, and the TEACH Act Section 3.3
International Copyright Laws and National Treatment Chapter 4 Access
Section 4.1 Vendor Platform Implementation Section 4.2 Digitization and
Streaming Section 4.3 Content Systems and Discovery Tools Section 4.4
Accessibility Chapter 5 The Media Server Section 5.1 Streaming Digital
Media Files Section 5.2 Factors to Consider Section 5.3 Hosted Solutions
Section 5.4 Setting Up a Local Server Chapter 6 Metadata Section 6.1 MARC
(AACR2 and RDA) Section 6.2 Dublin Core Section 6.3 METS Section 6.4 MODS
Section 6.5 MPEG-7 Section 6.6 MPEG-21 Section 6.7 PBCore Section 6.8 VRA
Core Chapter 7 Administration Section 7.1 ERM Section 7.2 Class Use and
Course Reserves Chapter 8 Support Chapter 9 Evaluation Section 9.1 Use
Statistics Section 9.2 User Feedback Section 9.3 Vendor Assessment Chapter
10 Future Additional Resources Appendix A Frequently Asked Questions
Appendix B Sample License Appendix C FAQ for Patrons Appendix D Suggested
ERM Fields Appendix E Checklist for Troubleshooting Appendix F Vendor List
Author Biographies Index
Titles Section 1.2 Subscription Packages and Purchased Collections Section
1.3 Independent Film Distributors and Major Studios Chapter 2 Licensing
Section 2.1 Right to Digitize Content Section 2.2 Acquiring a Streamed File
Section 2.3 Hosted Content Section 2.4 Consortia Section 2.5 Receipt &
Payment Chapter 3 Non-Licensed Content Section 3.1 Videos on the Web
Section 3.2 Copyright, Fair Use, and the TEACH Act Section 3.3
International Copyright Laws and National Treatment Chapter 4 Access
Section 4.1 Vendor Platform Implementation Section 4.2 Digitization and
Streaming Section 4.3 Content Systems and Discovery Tools Section 4.4
Accessibility Chapter 5 The Media Server Section 5.1 Streaming Digital
Media Files Section 5.2 Factors to Consider Section 5.3 Hosted Solutions
Section 5.4 Setting Up a Local Server Chapter 6 Metadata Section 6.1 MARC
(AACR2 and RDA) Section 6.2 Dublin Core Section 6.3 METS Section 6.4 MODS
Section 6.5 MPEG-7 Section 6.6 MPEG-21 Section 6.7 PBCore Section 6.8 VRA
Core Chapter 7 Administration Section 7.1 ERM Section 7.2 Class Use and
Course Reserves Chapter 8 Support Chapter 9 Evaluation Section 9.1 Use
Statistics Section 9.2 User Feedback Section 9.3 Vendor Assessment Chapter
10 Future Additional Resources Appendix A Frequently Asked Questions
Appendix B Sample License Appendix C FAQ for Patrons Appendix D Suggested
ERM Fields Appendix E Checklist for Troubleshooting Appendix F Vendor List
Author Biographies Index
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION Chapter 1 Selection Section 1.1 Individual
Titles Section 1.2 Subscription Packages and Purchased Collections Section
1.3 Independent Film Distributors and Major Studios Chapter 2 Licensing
Section 2.1 Right to Digitize Content Section 2.2 Acquiring a Streamed File
Section 2.3 Hosted Content Section 2.4 Consortia Section 2.5 Receipt &
Payment Chapter 3 Non-Licensed Content Section 3.1 Videos on the Web
Section 3.2 Copyright, Fair Use, and the TEACH Act Section 3.3
International Copyright Laws and National Treatment Chapter 4 Access
Section 4.1 Vendor Platform Implementation Section 4.2 Digitization and
Streaming Section 4.3 Content Systems and Discovery Tools Section 4.4
Accessibility Chapter 5 The Media Server Section 5.1 Streaming Digital
Media Files Section 5.2 Factors to Consider Section 5.3 Hosted Solutions
Section 5.4 Setting Up a Local Server Chapter 6 Metadata Section 6.1 MARC
(AACR2 and RDA) Section 6.2 Dublin Core Section 6.3 METS Section 6.4 MODS
Section 6.5 MPEG-7 Section 6.6 MPEG-21 Section 6.7 PBCore Section 6.8 VRA
Core Chapter 7 Administration Section 7.1 ERM Section 7.2 Class Use and
Course Reserves Chapter 8 Support Chapter 9 Evaluation Section 9.1 Use
Statistics Section 9.2 User Feedback Section 9.3 Vendor Assessment Chapter
10 Future Additional Resources Appendix A Frequently Asked Questions
Appendix B Sample License Appendix C FAQ for Patrons Appendix D Suggested
ERM Fields Appendix E Checklist for Troubleshooting Appendix F Vendor List
Author Biographies Index
Titles Section 1.2 Subscription Packages and Purchased Collections Section
1.3 Independent Film Distributors and Major Studios Chapter 2 Licensing
Section 2.1 Right to Digitize Content Section 2.2 Acquiring a Streamed File
Section 2.3 Hosted Content Section 2.4 Consortia Section 2.5 Receipt &
Payment Chapter 3 Non-Licensed Content Section 3.1 Videos on the Web
Section 3.2 Copyright, Fair Use, and the TEACH Act Section 3.3
International Copyright Laws and National Treatment Chapter 4 Access
Section 4.1 Vendor Platform Implementation Section 4.2 Digitization and
Streaming Section 4.3 Content Systems and Discovery Tools Section 4.4
Accessibility Chapter 5 The Media Server Section 5.1 Streaming Digital
Media Files Section 5.2 Factors to Consider Section 5.3 Hosted Solutions
Section 5.4 Setting Up a Local Server Chapter 6 Metadata Section 6.1 MARC
(AACR2 and RDA) Section 6.2 Dublin Core Section 6.3 METS Section 6.4 MODS
Section 6.5 MPEG-7 Section 6.6 MPEG-21 Section 6.7 PBCore Section 6.8 VRA
Core Chapter 7 Administration Section 7.1 ERM Section 7.2 Class Use and
Course Reserves Chapter 8 Support Chapter 9 Evaluation Section 9.1 Use
Statistics Section 9.2 User Feedback Section 9.3 Vendor Assessment Chapter
10 Future Additional Resources Appendix A Frequently Asked Questions
Appendix B Sample License Appendix C FAQ for Patrons Appendix D Suggested
ERM Fields Appendix E Checklist for Troubleshooting Appendix F Vendor List
Author Biographies Index