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Joint Conference on Digital Libraries

JCDL 2007

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accessibility
annotation
architectures
archiving
case studies
cataloging
collection development
community information systems
computer-supported collaborative learning
computer-supported cooperative work
content management
data access and distribution
data management
document genres
e-books
educational issues
educational applications
electronic publishing
evaluation methodologies
field studies
grid computing
human-computer interaction
information retrieval
infrastructure
institutions
intellectual property
interoperability
knowledge organization
library services
metadata
multilingual issues
multimedia
performance evaluation
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privacy
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scientific applications
social issues
social networks
standards
system design
usability evaluation
user interface design
user needs
visualization
web services
workflow
 
 

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