Using BIBFRAME, Flask, and Fedora4 as a Catalog Pull Platform Jeremy Nelson, Colorado College

DLF Forum 2014
Poster & Lightning Talk
27th October 2014

References

  1. bibframe.org Main website for the Library of Congress BIBFRAME vocabulary.
  2. Fedora Commons Open-source digital repository software used as the backend for popular digital repository front-end frameworks like Islandora and Hydra.
  3. John Seely Brown and John Hagel III originated the concept of a Pull Platform, first in their 2008 article, From Push To Pull: Emerging Models For Mobilizing Resources and later fully developed in their 2010 book, The Power of Pull: How Small Moves, Smartly made, Can Set Big Things in Motion.
  4. Flask Python web microframework
  5. Flask-FedoraCommons Flask extension provides a Python wrapper around a Fedora Commons 4 repository.
  6. New TIGER Catalog, demonstration pilot catalog of Colorado College's current MARC collections based on the current bibliographic research being at the Tutt Library. Source code repository available at https://github.com/Tutt-Library/tiger-catalog
  7. Schema.org Web Editor - A simple, Flask based Web editor for the Schema.org RDF vocabulary that allows triples to be applied to any new or existing Fedora 4 objects.