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          id: berkowitz-classical-2022
      author: berkowitz
       title: berkowitz-classical-2022
        date: 2022
       words: 4364
      flesch: 23
     summary: YouTube algorithms deal with approximately 98% of all copyright issues and, because YouTube’s business model generates profits primarily via user-uploaded content, it has been found to show bias towards established copyright owners.26 Copyright owners can set preferences for how they want the system to react to instances of copyright infringement, resulting in the automatic monetization of 95% of claims for the copyright owner. While there is recourse for uploaders facing copyright claims from social media sites, the appeals process can be lengthy and overwhelming.
    keywords: algorithmic; article; berkowitz; bots; broadcasts; claims; classical; classical musicians; content; copyright; copyright bots; copyright enforcement; copyright infringement; covid-19; december; different; dispute; domain; enforcement; facebook; fair; google; help; income; information; infringement; issues; june; law; libraries; library; live; media; moderation; musicians; networks; october; online; owners; pandemic; patrons; performances; point; process; public; public domain; questions; recordings; resources; social; social media; streaming; studios; systems; technology; university; upload; uploaders; uploading; user; videos; work; youtube
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        item: #2 of 9
          id: fan-research-2022
      author: fan
       title: fan-research-2022
        date: 2022
       words: 4918
      flesch: 13
     summary: The creation of metadata standards in the field of intangible cultural heritage must first combine the basic concepts and characteristics of cultural heritage to extract specific attributes and provide element definitions that describe the basic characteristics of intangible cultural heritage resources, that is, core metadata. Design principles of intangible cultural heritage metadata The design of the metadata model of intangible cultural heritage information resources should be fully compatible with popular metadata standards.
    keywords: application; art; attributes; basic; category; characteristics; chen; china; concepts; construction; content; core; cultural; cultural heritage; definition; description; design; different; digital; elements; entities; entity; field; framework; general; heritage; heritage metadata; information; intangible; intangible cultural; introduction; june; knowledge; knowledge organization; libraries; library; long; metadata; metadata standards; model; museum; national; network; nzkpt&v; object; organization; principles; project; protection; qing; rdf; relationship; relevant; research; resources; retrieval; semantic; set; sharing; specification; standards; sun; system; technology; types; users; visual; woodcarving; wuhan
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        item: #3 of 9
          id: glowack_musial-applying-2022
      author: glowack_musial
       title: glowack_musial-applying-2022
        date: 2022
       words: 4490
      flesch: 34
     summary: Applying Topic Modeling for Automated Creation of Descriptive Metadata for Digital Collections ARTICLE Applying Topic Modeling for Automated Creation of Descriptive Metadata for Digital Collections Monika Glowacka-Musial INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES | JUNE 2022 https://doi.org/10.6017/ital.v41i2.13799 Monika Glowacka-Musial (monikagm@nmsu.edu) is Assistant Professor/Metadata Librarian, New Mexico State University Library. TOPIC MODELING AND ITS APPLICATIONS Topic modeling (TM) is one of the methodologies used in natural language processing (NLP).
    keywords: access; algorithm; allocation; applications; average; best; blei; candidate; catalogers; collections; college; content; creation; david; descriptive; descriptive metadata; different; digital; dirichlet; documents; figure; function; glowacka; headings; humanities; information; information technology; jordan; journal; june; large; latent; lda; libraries; libraries june; library; list; metadata; method; mexico; mining; modeling; models; musial; new; news; news releases; number; performance; present; press; process; project; recall; releases; research; results; science; set; state; subject; subject headings; technology; test; text; topic; topic modeling; training; university; words
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        item: #4 of 9
          id: guo-contactless-2022
      author: guo
       title: guo-contactless-2022
        date: 2022
       words: 6927
      flesch: 43
     summary: Therefore, a systematic investigation and study of contactless services in public libraries in the pandemic is of great importance for the adaptation and innovation of library services. The emergence of online self -service library services has greatly contributed to the development of equalization and standardization of public library services.
    keywords: access; account; applications; available; books; borrowing; building; card; china; chinese; city; construction; contactless; contactless services; covid-19; data; delivery; development; digital; example; extension; face; figure; free; guo; help; hunan; information; information technology; intelligent; interaction; journal; june; large; large public; libraries; libraries june; library; library services; literature; liu; management; media; methods; mobile; model; national; needs; network; new; official; online; overdue; pandemic; patron services; patrons; payment; personal; physical; printing; provincial; public; public libraries; rate; reader; reading; recognition; reference; reference services; registration; remote; research; resources; science; self; service libraries; services; smart; smart libraries; smart services; space; study; survey; system; technology; time; touch; university; use; virtual; website; wechat; yang; yuan
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        item: #5 of 9
          id: kordahi-ontology-2022
      author: kordahi
       title: kordahi-ontology-2022
        date: 2022
       words: 7663
      flesch: 35
     summary: They are an opportunity for learners to discover new disciplines and explore new areas.29 In fact, “the process for indexing metadata records meets standards for education, such as LOM, LOMFR and SupLOMFR.”30 At present, there is no feedback on the use of Thematic Digital Universities platforms. In a general manner, information about the environment class comes from Thematic Digital Universities platforms (e.g., the viewed metadata records).
    keywords: access; activities; analyses; analyze; application; approach; article; behavioral; bloom; classes; classification; conference; context; dashboard; decimal; design; dewey; digital; digital libraries; digital profile; digital universities; digital user; domains; educational; engineering; environment; example; exploratory; figure; following; general; ims; information; information technology; interest; june; knowledge; kordahi; learner; learner model; learner profile; learning; libraries; libraries june; management; metadata; model; modeling; needs; objectives; oer; online; ontology; ontoulp; open; personal; personalized; preferences; profile; program; psul; questionnaire; records; relationships; research; resources; search; semantic; structure; subsystem; system; tailor; taxonomy; technical; technology; thematic; thematic digital; topical; topics; universities; university; user; user modeling; web; works
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        item: #6 of 9
          id: lane-gathering-2022
      author: lane
       title: lane-gathering-2022
        date: 2022
       words: 2380
      flesch: 54
     summary: Although school boards provided tools to meet the “classroom” requirements, they could not ensure that every single student had access to a high-speed internet connection, nor could they offer school library access remotely. All in all, we processed hundreds of card requests and renewals and were able to powerfully illustrate to teachers how they could meaningfully integrate public library resources into their classrooms, either virtually or physically.
    keywords: able; access; administrators; board; community; county; curriculum; edward; families; inequality; information; internet; learning; libraries; library; pec; person; prince; public; reading; resources; school; staff; strength; students; support; teachers; technology; virtual; way
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        item: #7 of 9
          id: mccormack-rarely-2022
      author: mccormack
       title: mccormack-rarely-2022
        date: 2022
       words: 4937
      flesch: 31
     summary: LITERATURE REVIEW While much has been written about methods and criteria for selecting special collections items to be digitized and the effects of digitization on collection accessibility, few authors have discussed the relationships between digital collections and the physical collections from which they were sourced. There are other discrepancies when comparing the country of publication between the physical (fig. 3) and digital collections (fig. 4).
    keywords: alma; analysis; authors; books; books collection; codes; collection; congress; country; criteria; data; development; digital; digital collection; digital library; digital rare; digitization; digitized; field; geographic; history; information; june; libraries; library; list; location; marc; marriott; materials; mccormack; metadata; names; numbers; online; order; patrons; physical; physical collection; physical rare; place; policies; policy; publication; rare; rare books; records; representative; selection; special; special collections; states; subject; tableau; technology; united; university; use; utah; wittmann; works
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        item: #8 of 9
          id: ridley-explainable-2022
      author: ridley
       title: ridley-explainable-2022
        date: 2022
       words: 7159
      flesch: 17
     summary: The purpose of XAI is for AI systems to have “the ability to explain their rationale, characterize their strengths and weaknesses, and convey an understanding of how they will behave in the future” 12 and to “enable human users to understand, appropriately trust, and effectively manage the emerging generation of artificially intelligent partners. Typically, proofs are only available for AI systems that use “inherently interpretable” techniques such as rules, decisions trees, or linear regressions.20 Validations are explanations that confirm the veracity of the AI system.
    keywords: abstraction; academic; academy; access; accountability; advocacy; agency; ai systems; algorithmic; approach; approximation; area; artificial; artificial intelligence; assessment; association; audit; auditing; authorizations; available; bias; black; box; collections; complex; computing; conference; context; court; critical; current; data; decisions; design; different; et al; european; expert; explainability; explainable; explainable ai; explainable artificial; explanation; explanatory; feature; field; focus; framework; good; human; ieee; important; industry; influence; information; information systems; information technology; intelligence; interest; international; journal; june; key; law; learning; learning systems; libraries; libraries june; library; literacy; machine; machine learning; methods; michael; model; necessary; new; oversight; people; policy; power; principles; processes; proofs; public; regulation; reproducibility; research; results; review; ridley; right; science; set; society; specific; standards; strategies; studies; survey; systems; technical; techniques; technology; tool; transparency; trust; understanding; university; users; validations; xai; york
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        item: #9 of 9
          id: varnum-letters-2022
      author: varnum
       title: varnum-letters-2022
        date: 2022
       words: 509
      flesch: 26
     summary: Even as we say farewell to these Editorial Board members, it is my pleasure to welcome these individuals to the Editorial Board on July 1: Ashlea Green, Mary A. Guillory, Dana Haugh, Shanna Hollich, and Cynthia Schwarz. Letter from the Editor (June 2022) LETTER FROM THE EDITORS Kenneth J. Varnum and Marisha C. Kelly INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES | JUNE 2022 https://doi.org/10.6017/ital.v41i2.15225 EDITORIAL BOARD UPDATE I would like to open with a message of gratitude to the Editorial Board members who have helped shape the direction and focus of the journal over the past four years.
    keywords: articles; board; cultural; digital; editorial; https://ejournals.bc.edu/index.php/ital/article/view/13799; journal; june; letter; libraries; members; policy; public; technology
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