[Asis-l] LACASIS Presents: 6/5/08 "At-Risk Digital Info" Robert McDonald, San Diego Super Computing Center

Tara Mani Dahal tmdahal at gmail.com
Thu May 22 00:51:20 EDT 2008


    *Virtual Library and Information Centre Development Program (Latest
CDS/ISIS 1.5 Build 5), 2006 :*

WINISIS by UNESCO: CDS/ISIS for Windows;

A tool for developing virtual library and digitalizing information system
for librarians, scholars, information specialists or researchers*.** *



*Respected Sir or Madam,*

Namaskar!

    *Sub.: **CDS/ISIS for Windows Documentation** ****CDS/ISIS and WINISIS
      Software Database Package*

*How is your development of your computerized documentation using WINISIS:
installing, downloading, formatting language, searching, indexing and
information retrieval system and using new applications, kindly have your
response please?*

This is so called the age of intellectual power and we need freedom of right
of Information Technology: In this age of  *Cybermetrics and Informetrics. *We
are now struggling to reach the '* **LOK- TANTRIC intellectual FREEDOM of
righ**t with the new horizon of imagination, knowledge and power to uplift
our knowledge based society of New Nepal'.*

 I would like to request you to circulate or posting this message: a very
powerful intellectual software package to manage and organize your
information at your concerned centres or related branches of the non-profit
system or organizations. For more information you may refer:
WWW.unesco.org/isis/ <http://www.unesco.org/isis/>

 How is narrowing the gap of *digitalized divide*; between information rich
and information poor? It is just like a *'leapfrogging process'**,* which
denotes accelerating digitalized process for institutionalization and good
governance of information management system. UNESCO's WINISIS system has
been a boon to create cyber culture to our intellectual communities. So the
information or knowledge *empowerment* has been the basic principle for
developing scientific culture in our social system.

  This package is the powerful tools of *'Knowledge Management (KM)'* and
Information searching, indexing and bibliographic cataloguing, searching,
printing and remote learning or e-learning purposes.   It is one of the most
powerful bibliographic or textual information retrieval software used
especially for library and information digitalization, information and
remote learning for the end users or remote learning purposes. Also, it is
used for developing information consortium and networking purposes in the
modern middle scale or small scale libraries or information centre's
purposes. It's also used for research and development (R & D) for scholar's
and networking for the users of various disciplines.

  During the past twelve months, UNESCO has distributed upon request more
than a million copies of its information storage and retrieval software
CDS/ISIS. Most of the requests for the software that is available in version
1.5 for Windows, are received online. The high demand of CDS/ISIS shows that
free software is very much needed for managing databases in libraries and
information centers." 40 percent of the requests have been received from
these institutions, he adds. Micro CDS/ISIS is advanced non-numerical
information storage and retrieval software developed by UNESCO since 1985 to
satisfy the need expressed by many institutions, especially in developing
countries, to be able to streamline in information processing activities by
using modern and relatively inexpensive technologies.
The software was originally used on the Mainframe version of CDS/ISIS,
started in the late '60s, the advantage of several years of experience
acquired in database management software development. Several partners
contributed to its involvement through the years.
UNESCO has accumulated significant experience in facilitating the
development of some key software tools for processing information. These
software tools are distributed free-of-charge and the objective is to
empower the users by giving them access to some technology for development
and knowledge sharing, that most of them otherwise could not afford.
The development model is based international cooperation and the software
tools are continuously enriched, modified and updated with the cooperation
of a community of experts from different countries. The most popular
UNESCO's software tools are: CDS/ISIS, IDAMS and Greenstone. In Nepal, more
than 2000 libraries and information centers are using this software package
CDS/ISIS or WINISIS.   For more information, you may contact with your
profile;


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          Street address* [image: Your browser may not support display of
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 Responsible Person in the Institution:
   Title (Mr./Ms): [image: Your browser may not support display of this
image.]  Family Name (surname):* [image: Your browser may not support
display of this image.] Write briefly yours previous experiences in
computer, library experiences and WINISIS. Please write if you want training
etc.

Also write, if you want some more 'knowledge based' software or CD's or
other resources materials. **
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website: [image: Your browser may not support display of this image.]  Fax
Number:


    *CDS/ISIS for Windows Documentation : www.unesco.org/isis * *Winisis 1.5
Reference Manual rev.(PDF, 28 June
2004)*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/WINISIS15rev.pdf>
*Winisis 1.5 Reference Manual rev. (DOC, 28 June
2004)*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/WINISIS15rev.doc>
*Winisis 1.5 Installation notes (standalone and network). (PDF, Nov
2004)*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/WINISIS-INST_EN.pdf>
*Winisis 1.5 News and changes
(DOC)*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/Wisis15Changes.doc>
*CDS/ISIS 1.4 for Windows Handbook
(DOC)*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/en_handbook.zip>
*CDS/ISIS 1.4 for Windows New features
(PDF)*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/winisis1_4.pdf>
*CDS/ISIS Network
installation*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/en_winisis_network.doc>
*Winisis's Pick Lists
(DOC)*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/Pick_lists.doc>
*Winisis Automatic code assignment
(DOC)*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/Automatic_code.doc>
*Winisis Introductory
tutorial*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/Isis_Tutorial2.ppt>
*CDS/ISIS Formatting Language,
basics*<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisis/windows/doc/english/Basic_Formatting_language.pdf>

 All the software are available via Unesco ISIS Website at *
http://www.unesco.org/isis*

<http://www.unesco.org/isis>*WINISIS (CDS/ISIS for Windows)
**
http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=5330&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTIonfiltered=201.html
*<http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=5330&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html>

*
http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=5330&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTIonfiltered=201.html
*<http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=5330&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html>
The latest version is 1.5 and is available on Unesco Website on CDS/ISIS and
Directly download the installation file from:
*http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisislicense.html*
<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/winisislicense.html>after having read and
accepted the terms of the distribution licence
using the appropriate "accept" button on the bottom of the page. You
will then be able to download the full installation of the latest
version of CDS/ISIS for Windows (about 2.4 Mbytes).
or Download directly from *http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/Winisis15_3.exe*

<http://www.unesco.org/isis/files/Winisis15_3.exe>For more information,
   *CDS/ISIS database software*

UNESCO and Information processing tools
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Micro CDS/ISIS is an advanced non-numerical information storage and
retrieval software developed by UNESCO since 1985 to satisfy the need
expressed by many institutions, especially in developing countries, to be
able to streamline their information processing activities by using modern
(and relatively inexpensive) technologies.

The software was originally based on the Mainframe version of CDS/ISIS,
started in the late '60s, thus taking advantage of several years of
experience acquired in database management software development. Several
partners contributed to its development through the years.

•  *Join the CDS/ISIS international discussion
list*<http://listserv.surfnet.nl/scripts/wa.exe?SUBED1=cds-isis&A=1>
(1,104 participants as 27 January 2005).

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Tara_Mani_Dahal
Adviser, CIST : www.cistnepal.org,
Information & Database Specialist,
IT Officer RONAST(NAST)
Member, ASIS&T; ALA : Sub Committe Member, TULISD University Nepal;
NLA, CAN,NIUG/NepalNet (Nepal), Kharibot_KumariMarg-63,BattishPutali,
Kathmandu, NEPAL.   नेपाल

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Tara_Mani_Dahal
Adviser, CIST : www.cistnepal.org
Information & Database Specialist,
IT Officer RONAST(NAST)  (previously)
Member, ASIS&T; ALA : Subject Committe Member, TULISD: University
Nepal,   Kharibot_KumariMarg-63,BattishPutali,  Kathmandu, NEPAL.
नेपाल
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*We R contributing fascinating  E-Learning  packages:* UNESCO's
WINISIS;.CDS/ISIS,..CD's .. for scholars & information specialists.
www.remember.gov/
www.cistnepal.org

www.asis.org/
www.ala.org/
http://vlib.org/
www.cindoc.csic.es/cybermetrics/
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On 5/19/08, Aura Lippincott <aura.lippincott at anderson.ucla.edu> wrote:
>
> The Los Angeles Chapter of the American Society for Information
> Science & Technology invites you to the LACASIS 2008 annual business
> meeting and dinner program featuring:
>
> Robert McDonald, San Diego Super Computing Center, who will speak on:
> "At-Risk Digital Info: Preservation for Tomorrow via a Datagrid Approach"
> (Read more at http://lacasist.org/events/bus_meeting_08.htm)
>
> On Thursday, June 5, 6-9 pm at the LA84 Foundation
> Presentation Room, LA84 Foundation Sports Library
> 2141 W Adams Blvd.  Los Angeles, CA 90018 (323) 730-4646
>
> Register by May 30th, at http://lacasist.org/events/bus_meeting_08.htm
>
> Registration fees:
> ASIST Members $30.00
> Non-Members $32.00
> Students $28.00
>
> Dinner:
> Enchiladas platter (includes chips & salsa, salad, beans, rice and
> dessert, vegetarian option)
>
> Read more about the program and register at
> http://lacasist.org/events/bus_meeting_08.htm
> -----
> ____
> 2008 Annual Meeting
> People Transforming Information - Information Transforming People
> October 24-29, 2008, Columbus, Ohio
> ________________________________________
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>



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Tara_Mani_Dahal
Adviser, CIST : www.cistnepal.org
Information & Database Specialist,
IT Officer RONAST(NAST)  (previously)
Member, ASIS&T; ALA : Subject Committe Member, TULISD: University Nepal,
Kharibot_KumariMarg-63,BattishPutali,  Kathmandu, NEPAL.   नेपाल
-------------------------
Tel. 977-1- 4488531   tmdahal at gmail.com,taramanidahal at hotmail.com
www.lsc.org.cn/CN/News/2008-05/EnableSite_ReadNews167819531210694400.html
   (China
earthlink)
www.dahal.org/CISTNepal/CIST_Letter.doc
www.cistnepal.org
----------------------feedback-------->
*We R contributing fascinating  E-Learning  packages:* UNESCO's
WINISIS;.CDS/ISIS,..CD's .. for scholars & information specialists.
www.remember.gov/
www.cistnepal.org
www.asis.org/
www.ala.org/
http://vlib.org/
www.cindoc.csic.es/cybermetrics/
www.leydesdorff.net/
www.unesco.org/isis/
www.success.co.il/
www.online-educate.com/
www.globalknowledge.org/
Cont..-> Refer my previous Mail...
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