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Library hackers FTW

... OCLC ), academic-library folk (the majority), a lone representative from the public library world (Paul Bevan for the National Library of Wales), and a few developers from various (mostly JISC-funded) services. Rob Styles from Talis gave us a demo of the Talis Platform . There is an open API which you can play with - it’s quite impressive. I was very struck by some of the language...

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Mashed Libraries

... formed resulting in much chatting and coding. The afternoon was punctuated by a presentation from Paul Bevan, of the National Library of Wales. Paul took us through the issues in how they are taking their resources to the majority of visitors – online. That brought us to the end of the afternoon and some short reports on what people had been working. Unsurprisingly from the...

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Guest Post: Web 2.0 At The National Library of Wales

... Singapore. This month’s guest blog post has been written by another co-author of the paper. Below Paul Bevan, National Library of Wales describes how a national library is engaging with the opportunities provided by Web 2.0. Paul has recently been appointed to the post of Senior Research Officer (Web 2.0) and, as he describes is “ very keen to work with libraries and librarians...