More Library Mashups : Exploring New Ways to Deliver Library Data.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- About the Website -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part I: The Basics -- 1: IFTTT Makes Data Play Easy -- 2: The Non-Developer's Guide to Creating Map Mashups -- 3: OpenRefine(ing) and Visualizing Library Data -- 4: Umlaut: Mashing Up Delivery and Access -- Part II: Mashing Up Library Websites -- 5: Building a Better Library Calendar With Drupal and Evanced Events -- 6: Content Silo Mashup for Library Websites -- 7: Curating API Feeds to Display Open Library Book Covers in Subject Guides -- Part III: Mashing Up Library Catalog Data -- 8: Searching Library Databases Through Twitter -- 9: Catalog Data on the Map -- 10: Mashups and Next Generation Catalog at Work -- 11: Delivering Catalog Records Using Wikipedia Current Awareness -- Part IV: Visualizing Data With Mashups -- 12: Telling Stories With Google Maps Mashups -- 13: Visualizing a Collection Using Interactive Maps -- 14: Creating Computer Availability Maps -- 15: Getting Digi With It: Using TimelineJS to Transform Digital Archival Collections -- Part V: Mashups for Value-Added Services -- 16: BookMeUp: Using HTML5,Web Services, and Location-Based Browsing to Build a Book Suggestion App -- 17: Stanford's SearchWorks: Mashup Discovery for Library Collections -- 18: Libki and Koha: Leveraging Open Source Softwarefor Single Sign-on Integration -- 19: Disassembling the ILS: Using MarcEdit and Kohato Leverage System APIs to Develop Custom Workflows -- 20: Mashing Up Information to Stay on Top of News -- 21: A Mashup in One Week:The Process Behind Serendip-o-matic -- APPENDIX A: Websites -- APPENDIX B: Glossary -- About the Contributors -- About the Editor -- Index.

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