Visual Recommendations for Scientific and Cultural Content

Veas, Eduardo; Mutlu, Belgin; Sciascio, Cecilia di; Tschinkel, Gerwald; Sabol, Vedran

doi:10.5220/0005352802560261

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“…Depending on the software component installed on either a user's local machine or an application server, the list of recommendations is displayed in different ways: from a classical, text-oriented list, to a visualization of metadata records (Figure 3). Different visualizations can be used to break Liber Quarterly Volume 26 Issue 3 2016 down the number of recommendations (Veas, Mutlu, di Sciascio, Tschinkel, & Sabol, 2015).…”

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Taking Libraries’ Cultural Content to the User – Approaches and Experiences from the EEXCESS Project

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Before the advent of the internet users had to physically visit libraries and other cultural institutions in order to search, find and access content. With the emergence and massive use of the World Wide Web and associated tools and technologies this situation has changed drastically. If content is to be found and used, it must be present where users do their daily digital work. The aim of the EU project EEXCESS (http://eexcess.eu/) is to inject the content into the working environments of the users. In this paper, we show some of the approaches, use cases and technical implementations we developed in the project.

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