How to use the latest techniques to improve the quality of your web presence
10:00 Thursday 8 April - 16:00 Friday 9 April 2010
JISC Meeting Rooms,Brettenham House, London
This FREE 2 day workshop addresses the important issue of “search engine optimisation” as well as other related topics and concerns. Participants will gain a perspective on how basic guidelines, simple content planning, social media activities and use of metadata, all contribute to the effectiveness of a web site. The course is provided by the Strategic Content Alliance (SCA) and JISC Netskills.
Read on to find out more and to register. Continue reading ‘Maximising the Effectiveness of Your Online Resources’
For the benefit of our Spanish readers, the international survey on orphan works has been translated. Read on to find out more - in English and Spanish.
Continue reading ‘Spanish version: contribute to international survey on orphan works’
Experts who create and curate digital content from public sector organisations across Europe, are invited to contribute to JISC’s international survey on ‘orphan works’ called In from the Cold Europa 2010.
Continue reading ‘Contribute to international survey on orphan works’
At the Shaping the Future forum at the British Library on February 19, Professor Charles Oppenheim took a close look at the consultative report released by the Intellectual Property Office based on the Gowers Review of IP. He identified the exceptions to copyright covered in the document: educational; format shifting; research or private study; libraries and archives; parody and pastiche, and raised some of the questions and issues that the proposed modifications to these exceptions throw up. Read on to discover Professor Oppenheim’s view of Gowers, and to see the presentation slides from his talk. Continue reading ‘Shaping the Future forum: Charles Oppenheim: Gowers review of IP’
The Strategic Content Alliance is a three year JISC-funded initiative committed to delivering a co-ordinated framework of principles and best practice for the provision of online e-content for UK citizens.
Its aim is to build a common information environment where users of publicly funded e-content can gain best value from the investment that has been made by reducing the barriers that currently inhibit access, use and re-use of e-content.
You can find out more about the Strategic Content Alliance on the About page and on the wiki. On this blog you’ll find the latest information about - and can comment on - Strategic Content Alliance activities. We’ll also be blogging live from the e-Content Policy and Strategy Symposium in Cardiff on July 18.