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Produits D'information Spécialisés Avec Produits d’information spécialisés avec PMB Horatio QUADJOVIE FDS-PUMN/UL-Togo Lundi Mercredi Matin : Objectifs poursuivis : 1./ déployer une infrastructure réseau PMB; 2./ gérer élec- Matin : MODULES «CIRCULATION » ET «ÉDITIONS » troniquement un fonds et offrir des services d’accès à l’IST. Partager et enrichir une base commune de connaissances — Cibles : chargés et architectes de l’information — Pré requis : disposer d’un ordinateur (≥ i5, 3 GHz, 512 Go SSD, 8 Go RAM) — Profils d’usagers et activation de l’auto-inscription depuis l’OPAC — ENT : PMB v5.0.7 (serveur PHP/MySQL ou MariaDB), Libreoffice, JabRef et LyX — Gestion financière des prêts, réservations, quotas, relances et amendes — Méthodologie : ancrer des usages métiers sur machine virtuelle distribuée — Activer le prêts d’exemplaires regroupés en un seul lot — Supports : dossier de travail-PMB partagé — Obtention des statistiques d’usages du fonds documentaire Étude du jeu de données d’exemples (JDE) — Ajout par les lecteurs d’avis analytiques et de tags sur les notices du fonds — Tester : « Administration », « Catalogue », « Autorités », « Circulation » et « Édition » — Transfert d’exemplaires entre différentes localisations ou sites — Maîtriser les onglets : « Tableau de bord », « Aide », « Paramètres » et « OPAC » Après-midi : MODULES «DSI» ET «DEMANDES » — Association d’images d’illustrations du JDE à des localisations et à des étagères Web services et veille « Watch& Share » Après-midi : MODULE «ADMINISTRATION » — Masque de recherches multi-critères prédéfinies Dématérialisation de l’organisation physique du fonds — Diffuser aux usagers les résultats d’une recherche personnalisée — Recherche multi-critère, équation DSI et abonnement à des bannettes — Style de l’OPAC, description du fonds, adresse, logo, devise et bannière — Réglage de la périodicité d’envoi en création de bannettes et tracking — Paramétrage des boutons : « Accueil », « Actualités », « Nous trouver » — Émission de flux RSS d’une recherche multi-critère — Ajout de liens hypertextes vers des partenaires — Intégrer un formulaire de contact pour une demande de services — Définition des propriétaires, supports et codes statistiques du fonds — Création des localisations et sections de rangement physique — Animations thématiques depuis des étagères virtuelles — Activation du multi-thésaurus et de la multi-indexation intellectuelle du fonds Jeudi — Utilisation d’un calendrier d’ouverture et de fermeture Matin : Liste de références bibliographiques (en fonction des cibles) — Édition de bases de données bibliographiques avec JabRef Mardi — Usage de styles bibliographiques avec LyX — Frise chronologique de citations Matin : ODULE ORTAIL M « P » Après-midi : Préparation à la certification C2i2e — Gestion des pages modèles du portail PMB — Activer la « technologie de virtualisation » dans le BIOS — Gestion du contenu éditorial dans des articles, rubriques et collections — Installer une machine virtuelle « Linux Ubuntu » sous VMware ou VirtualBox — Paramétrage des modules du portail (agenda, item, listes) — Installer « Linux Ubuntu » en « dual Boot » sur son poste de travail — Rédaction au format html d’infopages (événements, brèves) — Accéder à l’environnement de ravail PMB depuis un container « Docker » Après-midi : MODULES «CATALOGUE » ET «AUTORITÉS » Traitement documentaire et bulletinage Vendredi — Génération de codes-barres de référencement d’exemplaires (automatique ou prise en compte des colonnes, rangées, travées sur les étagères) Matin : Posttest — Notice manuelle/Z3950 (ouvrage, exemplaire, bulletin, document numérique) — Attribution des numéros matricules aux participants — Édition d’étiquettes de cotes et de rapports documentaires — Traitement automatisé avec AMC du posttest — Gestion des accès aux ouvrages et périodiques — Attribution du prix « fil rouge » — Modèles prévisionnels, grille de parution et état des collections d’un périodique — Ajout de champs personnalisables aux formulaires de notices Après-midi : Évaluation de l’atelier (recueil des perceptions à chaud des participants).
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