text: eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10796 article Editorial Introduction: Changes on the Editorial Board Sara Amato The publication of the 29th issue of the journal brings with it several changes to the editorial board. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10796 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10709 article Implementing a Bento-Style Search in LibGuides v2 Aaron Tay and Feng Yikang The National University of Singapore Libraries converted their LibGuides v2 instance into a research portal and incorporated a "bento box" search interface—that is, an interface where results from multiple systems or categories are compartmentalized by system or category, like a Japanese "bento"-style lunch box—on a trial basis. Our experience shows that building and maintaining a bento box search in LibGuides requires fewer resources than a fully homegrown solution would require. This makes it an attractive platform for building a bento-style search both for libraries who have limited technical resources and libraries who might want to experiment with this kind of search before fully committing. This paper shares the design, implementation and some early usage patterns of our bento search. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10709 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10668 article Building a Better Book in the Browser (Using Semantic Web technologies and HTML5) Jason A. Clark and Scott W. H. Young The library as place and service continues to be shaped by the legacy of the book. The book itself has evolved in recent years, with various technologies vying to become the next dominant book form. In this article, we discuss the design and development of our prototype software from Montana State University (MSU) Library for presenting books inside of web browsers. The article outlines the contextual background and technological potential for publishing traditional book content through the web using open standards. Our prototype demonstrates the application of HTML5, structured data with RDFa and Schema.org markup, linked data components using JSON-LD, and an API-driven data model. We examine how this open web model impacts discovery, reading analytics, eBook production, and machine-readability for libraries considering how to unite software development and publishing. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10668 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10643 article Connecting Historical and Digital Frontiers: Enhancing Access to the Latah County Oral History Collection Utilizing OHMS (Oral History Metadata Synchronizer) and Isotope Devin Becker and Erin Passehl-Stoddart The University of Idaho Library received a donation of oral histories in 1987 that were conducted and collected by a local county historical society in the 1970s. The audio cassettes and transcriptions were digitized in 2013 and 2014, producing one of the largest digital collections of oral histories - over 300 interviews and over 569 hours - in the Pacific Northwest. To provide enhanced access to the collection, the Digital Initiatives Department employed an open-source plug-in called the Oral History Metadata Synchronizer (OHMS) - an XML and PHP driven system that was created at the Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History at the University of Kentucky Libraries - to deliver the audio MP3 files together with their indexes and transcripts. OHMS synchronizes the transcribed text with timestamps in the audio and provides a viewer that connects search results of a transcript to the corresponding moment in the audio file. This article will discuss how we created the infrastructure by importing existing metadata, customized the interface and visual presentation by creating additional levels of access using complex XML files, enhanced descriptions using the Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus for keywords and subjects, and tagged locations discussed in the interviews that were later connected to Google Maps via latitude and longitude coordinates. We will also discuss the implementation of and philosophy behind our use of the layout library Isotope as the primary point of access to the collection. The Latah County Oral History Collection is one of the first successful digital collections created using the OHMS system outside of the University of Kentucky. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10643 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10653 article 3D Adaptive Virtual Exhibit for the University of Denver Digital Collections Shea-Tinn Yeh, Jeff Rynhart, Thomas Dressler and Fernando Reyes While the gaming industry has taken the world by storm with its three-dimensional (3D) user interfaces, current digital collection exhibits presented by museums, historical societies, and libraries are still limited to a two-dimensional (2D) interface display. Why can't digital collections take advantage of this 3D interface advancement? The prototype discussed in this paper presents to the visitor a 3D virtual exhibit containing a set of digital objects from the University of Denver Libraries' digital image collections, giving visitors an immersive experience when viewing the collections. In particular, the interface is adaptive to the visitor's browsing behaviors and alters the selection and display of the objects throughout the exhibit to encourage serendipitous discovery. Social media features were also integrated to allow visitors to share items of interest and to create a sense of virtual community. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10653 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10724 article Making User Rights Clear: Adding e-resource License Information in Library Systems Jenny Jing, Qinqin Lin, Ahmedullah Sharifi and Mark Swartz Libraries sign a wide variety of licensing agreements that specify terms of both access and use of a publisher's electronic collections. Adding easily accessible licensing information to collections helps ensure that library users comply with these agreements. This article will describe the addition of licensing permissions to resource displays using Mondo [1] by Queen's University and Scholars Portal (a service of the Ontario Council of University Libraries) [2] . We will give a brief introduction to Mondo and explain how we improved Mondo to add the license permissions to different library systems. The systems we used are an ILS (Voyager), an OpenURL Link Resolver (360 Link), and a Discovery System (Summon). However, libraries can use Mondo to add the license permissions to other library systems which allow user configurations. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10724 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10685 article Exploring Information Security and Shared Encrypted Spaces in Libraries Keith Engwall Libraries are sensitive to the need to protect patron data, but may not take measures to protect the data of the library. However, in an increasingly collaborative online environment, the protection of data is a concern that merits attention. As a follow-up to a new patron privacy policy, the Oakland University William Beaumont Medical Library evaluated information security tools for use in day-to-day operations in an attempt to identify ways to protect private information in communication and shared storage, as well as a means to manage passwords in a collaborative team environment. This article provides an overview of encryption measures, outlines the Medical Library's evaluation of encryption tools, and reflects on the benefits and challenges in their adoption and use. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10685 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10589 article A Novel Open Source Approach to Monitor EZproxy Users' Activities Qing Zou This article describes using Elasticsearch/Logstash/Kibana (ELK) to monitor and visualize EZproxy logs in real time. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10589 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10726 article Improving Access to Archival Collections with Automated Entity Extraction Kyle Banerjee and Max Johnson The complexity and diversity of archival resources make constructing rich metadata records time consuming and expensive, which in turn limits access to these valuable materials. However, significant automation of the metadata creation process would dramatically reduce the cost of providing access points, improve access to individual resources, and establish connections between resources that would otherwise remain unknown. Using a case study at Oregon Health & Science University as a lens to examine the conceptual and technical challenges associated with automated extraction of access points, we discuss using publically accessible API's to extract entities (i.e. people, places, concepts, etc.) from digital and digitized objects. We describe why Linked Open Data is not well suited for a use case such as ours. We conclude with recommendations about how this method can be used in archives as well as for other library applications. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10726 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10601 article The Geospatial Metadata Manager's Toolbox: Three Techniques for Maintaining Records Bruce Godfrey and Jeremy Kenyon Managing geospatial metadata records requires a range of techniques. At the University of Idaho Library, we have tens of thousands of records which need to be maintained as well as the addition of new records which need to be normalized and added to the collections. We show a graphical user interface (GUI) tool that was developed to make simple modifications, a simple XSLT that operates on complex metadata, and a Python script with enables parallel processing to make maintenance tasks more efficient. Throughout, we compare these techniques and discuss when they may be useful. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10601 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-07-15 29 10665 article Barriers to Initiation of Open Source Software Projects in Libraries Curtis Thacker and Charles Knutson Libraries share a number of core values with the Open Source Software (OSS) movement, suggesting there should be a natural tendency toward library participation in OSS projects. However Dale Askey's 2008 Code4Lib column entitled "We Love Open Source Software. No, You Can't Have Our Code," claims that while libraries are strong proponents of OSS, they are unlikely to actually contribute to OSS projects. He identifies, but does not empirically substantiate, six barriers that he believes contribute to this apparent inconsistency. In this study we empirically investigate not only Askey's central claim but also the six barriers he proposes. In contrast to Askey's assertion, we find that initiation of and contribution to OSS projects are, in fact, common practices in libraries. However, we also find that these practices are far from ubiquitous; as Askey suggests, many libraries do have opportunities to initiate OSS projects, but choose not to do so. Further, we find support for only four of Askey's six OSS barriers. Thus, our results confirm many, but not all, of Askey's assertions. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10665 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-04-15 28 10424 article Special Issue on Diversity in Library Technology Guest Editorial Committee The guest editorial committee for Code4Lib Journal's Special Issue on Diversity in Library Technology (issue 28) was developed in order to include new voices and perspectives on the journal's practices and how they support inclusivity. The committee is comprised of eight guest editors and two regular editorial committee members. More information on the development of […] http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10424 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-04-15 28 10518 article Finding and Supporting New Voices: Code4Lib Journal's Issue 28 on Diversity in Library Technology Heidi Elaine Dowding Welcome to Code4Lib Journal's special issue on diversity in library technology. As C4LJ's first-ever special issue, 28 brings together a plethora of voices from the library tech world in order to approach the challenge of inclusivity within our field from all directions. Over a year of development has gone into this project, which has involved […] http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10518 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-04-15 28 10425 article Feminism and the Future of Library Discovery Bess Sadler and Chris Bourg This paper discusses the various ways in which the practices of libraries and librarians influence the diversity (or lack thereof) of scholarship and information access. We examine some of the cultural biases inherent in both library classification systems and newer forms of information access like Google search algorithms, and propose ways of recognizing bias and applying feminist principles in the design of information services for scholars, particularly as libraries re-invent themselves to grapple with digital collections. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10425 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-04-15 28 10409 article How to Hack it as a Working Parent Jaclyn Bedoya, Margaret Heller, Christina Salazar, May Yan The problems faced by working parents in technical fields in libraries are not unique or particularly unusual. However, the cross-section of work-life balance and gender disparity problems found in academia and technology can be particularly troublesome, especially for mothers and single parents. Attracting and retaining diverse talent in work environments that are highly structured or with high expectations of unstated off-the-clock work may be impossible long term. (Indeed, it is not only parents that experience these work-life balance problems but anyone with caregiver responsibilities such as elder or disabled care.) Those who have the energy and time to devote to technical projects for work and fun in their off-work hours tend to get ahead. Those tied up with other responsibilities or who enjoy non-technical hobbies do not get the same respect or opportunities for advancement. Such problems mirror the experiences of women on the tenure track in academia, particularly women working in libraries, and they provide a useful corollary for this discussion. We present some practical solutions for those in technical positions in libraries. Such solutions involve strategic use of technical tools, and lightweight project management applications. Technical workarounds are not the only answer; real and lasting change will involve a change in individual priorities and departmental culture such as sophisticated and ruthless time management, reviewing workloads, cross-training personnel, hiring contract replacements, and creative divisions of labor. Ultimately, a flexible environment that reflects the needs of parents will help create a better workplace culture for everyone, kids or no kids. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10409 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-04-15 28 10487 article But Then You Have to Make It Happen James Williams III and Joland-Pieta van Arnhem Librarianship as a profession has a strong commitment to diversity and tends to attract professionals ethically inclined to champion inclusion. The authors, both from historically underrepresented populations in library information technology, have a half-century of combined experience in the field and have held positions ranging from technician, systems librarian, instructional technologist, head of circulation, and digital scholarship and services librarian to associate dean in an academic library. The authors share their experiences and discuss how diversity and inclusion must be embraced at the individual level in order to develop a culture of diversity within an organization and to attract and retain diverse technology teams. Internal commitments to supporting a diverse environment are ultimately critical to recognizing, assessing, and fulfilling the needs of patrons. The authors identify and detail individual and grassroots efforts that have led to library technology programming for underserved populations, including programs involving outreach to diverse student and prospective student communities over the course of their careers. They reflect on strategies to create and retain a diverse technology group within the library and to advance and support diversity within the day-to-day work environment. They posit that a mix of experiences is necessary to advocate for access to underrepresented patron populations and to negotiate and implement a truly diverse environment with regard to ethnicity, gender, age, and socioeconomic background. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10487 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-04-15 28 10470 article Code as Code: Speculations on Diversity, Inequity, and Digital Women Sharon L. Comstock, Jerica Copeny, and Cynthia Landrum All technologies are social. Taking this socio-technological position becomes less a political stance as a necessity when considering the lived experience of digital inequity, divides, and –isms as they are encountered in every-day library work spheres. Personal experience as women and women of color in our respective technological and leadership communities provides both fore- and background to explore the private-public lines delineating definitions of "diversity", "inequity", and digital literacies in library practice. We suggest that by not probing these definitions at the most personal level of lived experience, we in the LIS and technology professions will remain well-intentioned, but ineffective, in genuine inclusion. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10470 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-04-15 28 10482 article User Experience is a Social Justice Issue Sumana Harihareswara When we're building services for people, we often have a lot more practice seeing from the computer's point of view than seeing from another person's point of view. The author asks the library technology community to consider several case studies in this problem, including their root causes, and the negative impact of this problem on achieving our mission as library technologists. The author then recommends specific actions that we, as individual contributors and organizations, can take to increase our empathy and improve the user experience we provide to patrons. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10482 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-04-15 28 10456 article Recognizing Cultural Diversity in Library Interface Development Nik Dragovic The rapid increase in complex library digital infrastructures has enabled a more full-featured set of resources to become accessible by autonomous users, whether onsite or remote. However, this trend also necessitates careful consideration of the usability of new interfaces for populations with increasing cultural, geographic, and socioeconomic diversity. Researcher Aron Marcus has become an authority on how cultural principles affect interface perceptions and inform their development. This article will explore Marcus' work to contextualize diversity issues within usability before exploring the redevelopment strategy for the New York University Libraries' web presence, which serves a broad and global set of users. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10456 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-04-15 28 10442 article Transforming Knowledge Creation: An Action Framework for Library Technology Diversity Barbara I. Dewey This paper will articulate an action framework for library technology diversity consisting of five dimensions and based on the vision for knowledge creation, the academic library's fundamental vision. The framework focuses on increasing diversity for library technology efforts based on the desire for transformation and inclusiveness within and across the dimensions. The dimensions are people, content and pedagogy, embeddedness and the global perspective, leadership, and the 5th dimension – bringing it all together. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10442 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-04-15 28 10395 article "What If I Break It?": Project Management for Intergenerational Library Teams Creating Non-MARC Metadata Kelly Thompson Libraries are constantly challenged to meet new user needs and to provide access to new types of materials. We are in the process of launching many new technology-rich initiatives and projects which require investments of staff time, a resource which is at a premium for most new library hires. We simultaneously have people on staff in our libraries with more traditional skill sets who may be able to contribute time and theoretical expertise to these projects, but require training. Incorporating these "seasoned" employees into new initiatives can be a daunting task. In this article, I will share some of the strategies I have used as a metadata project manager for bridging diverse generations of library staff who have various levels of comfort and expertise with technology, and strategies that I have used to reduce the barriers to participation for staff with diverse perspectives and skill sets. These strategies can also be helpful in assisting a new librarian with technology-rich skill sets to more successfully orient themselves when embedded in a "traditional" library setting. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10395 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-01-21 27 10375 article Editorial Introduction: A Brand New Year Terry Reese by Terry Reese Happy New Year! Issue 27 marks the first issue of 2015, a fresh start to a new year. And an interesting year I think it will be, for both the Code4Lib community and the Journal; especially the Journal as we embark on our first special issue with a guest editorial committee and […] http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10375 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-01-21 27 10279 article Digital forensics on a shoestring: a case study from the University of Victoria John Durno and Jerry Trofimchuk While much has been written on the increasing importance of digital forensics in archival workflows, most of the literature focuses on theoretical issues or establishing best practices in the abstract. Where case studies exist, most have been written from the perspective of larger organizations with well-resourced digital forensics facilities. However organizations of any size are increasingly likely to receive donations of born-digital material on outdated media, and a need exists for more modest solutions to the problem of acquiring and preserving their contents. This case study outlines the development of a small-scale digital forensics program at the University of Victoria using inexpensive components and open source software, funded by a $2000 research grant from the Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL). http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10279 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-01-21 27 10328 article Homegrown WorldCat Reclamation: Utilizing OCLC's WorldCat Metadata API to Reconcile Your Library's Holdings Sarah Johnston OCLC's WorldCat Metadata API now allows libraries to set and delete their OCLC holdings without using Connexion or Batch Services. St. Olaf College Libraries had used up our "one free turn" at a reclamation several years ago. Unfortunately due to the normal inconsistencies that accumulate over time, as well as problems with holdings being set for us by external entities, we had reached a point where we were once again in need of reconciling our holdings with OCLC's. This time we wanted to accomplish the reclamation in a low-cost way that would also allow us to have more local control over the process. Using the WorldCat Search API and Metadata API in tandem, we first retrieved all OCLC numbers with holdings currently set and deleted these holdings with a fairly simple Perl script. We then pulled from our local catalog all the OCLC numbers for which we wanted holdings set and updated again using the Metadata API. The result, in the words of one of our catalogers, is that "For the first time since I got here, 15 years ago, I feel our holdings finally reflect what we really own." In this article, I will discuss the issues to consider if you wish to do a similar project with your OCLC holdings, share the Perl scripts I wrote for processing, and reflect on the pros and cons of the process overall. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10328 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-01-21 27 10311 article Using Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics to track DSpace metadata fields as custom dimensions Suzanna Conrad DSpace can be problematic for those interested in tracking download and pageview statistics granularly. Some libraries have implemented code to track events on websites and some have experimented with using Google Tag Manager to automate event tagging in DSpace. While these approaches make it possible to track download statistics, granular details such as authors, content types, titles, advisors, and other fields for which metadata exist are generally not tracked in DSpace or Google Analytics without coding. Moreover, it can be time consuming to track and assess pageview data and relate that data back to particular metadata fields. This article will detail the learning process of incorporating custom dimensions for tracking these detailed fields including trial and error attempts to use the data import function manually in Google Analytics, to automate the data import using Google APIs, and finally to automate the collection of dimension data in Google Tag Manager by mimicking SEO practices for capturing meta tags. This specific case study refers to using Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics with DSpace; however, this method may also be applied to other types of websites or systems. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10311 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-01-21 27 10269 article Using SemanticScuttle for managing lists of recommended resources on a library website Tomasz Neugebauer, Pamela Carson, and Stephen Krujelskis Concordia University Libraries has adopted SemanticScuttle, an open source and locally-hosted PHP/MySQL application for social bookmarking, as an alternative to Delicious for managing lists of recommended resources on the library's website. Two implementations for displaying feed content from SemanticScuttle were developed: (1) using the Google Feed API and (2) using direct SQL access to SemanticScuttle's database. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10269 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-01-21 27 10350 article Training the Next Generation of Open Source Developers: A Case Study of OSU Libraries & Press' Technology Training Program Evviva Weinraub Lajoie, Trey Terrell and Mike Eaton The Emerging Technologies & Services department at Oregon State University Libraries & Press has implemented a training program for our technology student employees on how and why they should engage in Open Source community development. This article will outline what they've done to implement this program, discuss the benefits they've seen as a result of these changes, and will talk about what they viewed as necessary to build and promote a culture of engagement in open communities. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10350 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-01-21 27 10293 article Communication Between Devices in the Viola Document Delivery System Theodor Tolstoy Viola is a newly developed document delivery system that handles incoming and outgoing requests for printed books, articles, sharing electronic resources, and other document delivery services on the local level in a library organisation. An important part of Viola is the stack fetching Android application that enables librarians to collect books in the open and closed stacks in an efficient manner using a smartphone and a Bluetooth connected portable printer. The aim of this article is to show how information is transferred between systems and devices in Viola. The article presents code examples from Viola that use current .NET technologies. The examples span from the creation of high-level REST-based JSON APIs to byte array communication with a Bluetooth connected printer and the reading of RFID tags. Please note that code examples in this article are for illustration purposes only. Null checking and other exception handling has been removed for clarity. Code that is separated in Viola for testability and other reasons has been brought together to make it more readable. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10293 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2015-01-21 27 10285 article Query Translation in Europeana Péter Király Europeana – a database containing European digital cultural heritage objects – recently introduced query translation in order to aid users in searching the collections regardless of language. The user enters query terms, and the portal searches for those terms in multiple languages. This article discusses the technical details of query translation with the aim of assisting similar projects to implement similar features. http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10285 eng Code4Lib The Code4Lib Journal 19405758 2014-10-21 26 10182 article Editorial Introduction: On Being on The Code4Lib Journal Editorial Committee Kelley McGrath Behind the scenes of the The Code4Lib Journal... http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/10182


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Definitions for mood disorders
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word mood disorders
U.S. National Library of Medicine
Mood Disorders
Those disorders that have a disturbance in mood as their predominant feature.
Mood disorder
Mood disorder is a group of diagnoses in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders classification system where a disturbance in the person's mood is hypothesized to be the main underlying feature. The classification is known as mood disorders in International Classification of Diseases. English psychiatrist Henry Maudsley proposed an overarching category of affective disorder. The term was then replaced by mood disorder, as the latter term refers to the underlying or longitudinal emotional state, whereas the former refers to the external expression observed by others. Mood disorders fall into the basic groups of elevated mood such as mania or hypomania, depressed mood of which the best-known and most researched is major depressive disorder, and moods which cycle between mania and depression known as bipolar disorder. There are several sub-types of depressive disorders or psychiatric syndromes featuring less severe symptoms such as dysthymic disorder and cyclothymic disorder. Mood disorders may also be substance-induced or occur in response to a medical condition.
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Jan Jansz. van de Velde was born in Haarlem. In the 1640s he worked in Amsterdam. He was a still-life painter in the tradition ofPieter Claesz. and Willem Heda of Haarlem.
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