Creating a Subject Portal for Sustainable Business

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Creating a Subject Portal for Sustainable Business

• A Collaborative Project Between the Valley
  Library and Oregon State Universitys College of
  Business

Mellinger Frumkin Online Northwest, 2006
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Collaboration
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CWIS (see-wis)
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Customization
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Community
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Collaboration
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College of Business
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Valley Library
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Sustainable? Business?
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Searching for sustainability
corporate social responsibility
green
ethics
environment
sustain
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Subject portal options
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CWIS (see-wis)
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Customization
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Caveats
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Benefits of collaboration
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Community
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References

• Almasy, Edward. 2005. Tools for creating your own
  resource portal CWIS and the Scout Portal
  Toolkit. Library Trends, Spring.
• http//www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1387/i
  s_4_53/ai_n14703166/print
• Almasy, Edward, David Sleasman, and Rachel Bower.
  2002. Software for Building a Full-Featured
  Discipline-Based Web Portal. d-lib Magazine, 8
  (11) http//www.dlib.org/dlib/november02/almasy/11
  almasy.html
• Internet Scout Project, Department of Computer
  Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
  http//scout.cs.wisc.edu.
• Sustainable Business Initiative portal website
  http//smoke.osuosl.org/sustain/CWIS/index.php

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Presenters

• Margaret Mellinger Margaret.Mellinger_at_oregonstate.
  edu
• Jeremy Frumkin
• Jeremy.Frumkin_at_oregonstate.edu
• Access this presentation in Scholars Archive -
  http//ir.library.oregonstate.edu