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* Decision Support Tools. Code4Lib wiki. [http://wiki.code4lib.org/index.php/Decision_Support_Tools] | * Decision Support Tools. Code4Lib wiki. [http://wiki.code4lib.org/index.php/Decision_Support_Tools] | ||
** Includes advantages, disadvantages and costs of using OSS, and links to other relevant documents | ** Includes advantages, disadvantages and costs of using OSS, and links to other relevant documents | ||
* Reflections on open source software projects and digital stewardship | |||
**Post about SIMILE Exhibit: [http://blogs.loc.gov/digitalpreservation/2011/09/lesson%E2%80%99s-learned-for-sustainable-open-source-software-for-libraries-archives-and-museums/ Lessons Learned for Sustainable Open Source Software for Libraries, Archives and Museums] | |||
**Post about Omeka: [http://blogs.loc.gov/digitalpreservation/2011/09/lesson%E2%80%99s-learned-for-sustainable-open-source-software-for-libraries-archives-and-museums/ Growing Open Source Communities: Omeka, End Users, Designers and Developers] | |||
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References
- Four use cases (Harvard): File:Use case.pdf
- We need to choose software solutions, potentially open source, for a project.
- We learn of an opportunity to participate in an existing project to collaboratively develop an open source software product.
- We see an opportunity to initiate the development of a collaborative open source software product.
- We have locally-developed software that could be made open source.
- Decision Support Tools. Code4Lib wiki. [1]
- Includes advantages, disadvantages and costs of using OSS, and links to other relevant documents
- Reflections on open source software projects and digital stewardship
- Post about SIMILE Exhibit: Lessons Learned for Sustainable Open Source Software for Libraries, Archives and Museums
- Post about Omeka: Growing Open Source Communities: Omeka, End Users, Designers and Developers