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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.
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 134
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. September 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9780810884557
- ISBN-10: 0810884550
- Artikelnr.: 40919748
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 134
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. September 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9780810884557
- ISBN-10: 0810884550
- Artikelnr.: 40919748
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
By Cheryl J. Duncan and Erika Day Peterson
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