'Sound recordings' presentation slideshows

Cataloging Unpublished Oral History Interviews and Collections

OLAC, 2004 Marsha Maguire University of Washington Libraries mmaguire@u.washington.edu. Cataloging Unpublished Oral History Interviews and Collections. Areas of Description. Fundamental elements of information: Title area: Name of the interview or project

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AccessIT in the context of Europeana

Mary Rowlatt MDR Partners, Scientific co-ordinators. AccessIT in the context of Europeana . Turkish National AccessIT Induction Conference Ankara, 25 October 2010 . Your route to Europeana. TURKEY. Europeana: Initial Vision.

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Historical Sound Recordings Yale University

Historical Sound Recordings Yale University. The historical 78 rpm records project and other rare holdings at Yale Kendall Crilly, Diane Napert. Cataloging Project, The beginning. Andrew W. Mellon Foundation called a meeting to check status of large sound archives in U.S.

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NOOBS FTW!

NOOBS FTW!. A discussion of challenges & resources for new music catalogers Autumn Faulkner OLAC Membership Meeting, ALA Midwinter 2013. Who am I?. Graduated with MLIS in December 2011 Started at Michigan State in March 2012

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HIST 300: Source Evaluation

HIST 300: Source Evaluation. Tami Smith Langsdale Library 410-837-4274 langref@ubalt.edu AIM: UBLangsdale. Review. Why is it important to develop a focused research topic? Why do we need to use alternative keywords in our searches? How do we use ANDs and ORs correctly in a search?

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John Clark, Lead Clinician CLEFTSiS and Trudie McDonald, Network Manager

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The virtual museums: Dial in to Phown (Photos of weaver nests)

The virtual museums: Dial in to Phown (Photos of weaver nests). H. Dieter Oschadleus SAFRING & Weaver Watch, Animal Demography Unit, University of Cape Town. Pietermaritzburg 11 Feb 2012. Butterflies. Dragonflies. Amphibians. Weavers. Reptiles. Mammals. Trees.

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Libraries of Russia

Libraries of Russia. A Closer Look Sara Bartels. Overview. Brief history of Russia Brief history of Librarianship in Russia Libraries within the Soviet Union and Post Soviet Union Special Collections in Russia Russian National Library in St. Petersburg Russian State Library in Moscow.

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Providing Access to CD and DVD Sound Recordings

Providing Access to CD and DVD Sound Recordings. Elizabeth Hoffman- Lohmeyer IST 616 Professor Barbara H. Kwasnik Syracuse University 11/23/10. What is cataloging and why is it necessary?

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Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) means students may use personal wireless devices in class for educational purposes. TYPES OF DEVICES ALLOWED:. Smartphones (i.e. iPhone, Android, Blackberry, etc. Tablet computers (i.e. iPad, Playbook, Galaxy Pad) Portable media devices (i.e. iPod Touch)

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American Memory Collection

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Sound Model: Collaborative Infrastructure for digital audio

Sound Model: Collaborative Infrastructure for digital audio. SAA--Perfecting your pitch Liz Bishoff, Director BCR Digital & Preservation Services August 13, 2009. CDP & IMLS Sound Model Grant. CDP served as a model for library & cultural heritage collaboration

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Copyright Registration

Copyright is a legal right which extends an exclusive ownership right to the creators of literature, musical and artistic work, dramatics and sound recordings and also the film producers, is governed by Copyright Act,1957. However, even the businesses and start-ups can opt for copyright registration regarding their unique instruction manuals, product literature/content and user guides. As a general rule, copyright is possessed by the one who creates it, but at times even the employers of the creators or the person who is explicitly authorised to work are eligible to own a copyright. Copyright not only provides safety from infringers by restoring the uniqueness of the work, rather it provides a gamut of rights including the rights of reproduction, adaptation, and translation of the work and communication to the public.

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Qualitative Data:Preparation and Use John Southall Senior Qualitative Data & Support Services Officer Qualidata

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Special Topic 1

Special Topic 1. Processing Sound Files The most interesting sounds are those which have sine tones. Record Sound with Your Device. For Android Users. Allows sound recordings to be transferred in *.ogg format via Email. Similar apps appear to be available to iPhone & Apple Devices.

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CALL Software Applications

CALL Software Applications. CALL software applications are designed to promote explicit or implied language learning objectives and are usually based on the software authors' beliefs about the ways in which students learn languages.

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S ound Energy

S ound Energy. J agger , D r e w F renc h , and D re w Annett. How does sound move?. The speed of sound is about 330 meters per second. Sound waves require some kind of material to travel through. Sound waves can not move through a vacuum. Sound moves through the air at 340m per second.

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Sound proof blankets are also known as acoustic blankets and are specifically used as an acoustic treatment for recording rooms. They reduce the amount of noise that is reflected from the walls and ceilings that enable the production of better quality of sound recordings.@ http://www.pro-audio-warehouse.com/asb-1

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