Davis, J.R.; Lagoze, C.: NCSTRL : design and deployment of a globally distributed digital library (2000)
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- Abstract
- The WWW provides unprecedented access to globally distributed content. The extent and uniform accessibility of the Web has proven beneficial for research, education, commerce, entertainment, and numerous other uses. Ironically, the fact that the Web is an information space without boundaries has also proven its biggest flaw. Key aspects of libraries, such as selectivity of content, customization of tools and services relative to collection and patron characteristics, and management of content and services are noticeably absent. In this paper, we review our experiences with NCSTRL and Dienst, describe some of the lessons we have learned from the deployment experience, and define some directions for the future
