DLib.si - Digital Library of Slovenia

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dLib.si - Digitalna knjižnica Slovenije

Turjaška 1, SI-1000 Ljubljana

http://www.dlib.si/

dlib.si@nuk.uni-lj.si

Phone386 (0) 1 200 1167

Managed byNational and University Library (NUK)

The Digital Library of Slovenia (dLib.si) is a web portal developed by the National and University Library (NUK) in cooperation with several cultural institutions, including numerous libraries throughout Slovenia. dLib.si provides free access to digitised knowledge and cultural treasures – journals, books, manuscripts, maps, photographs, posters, music, and reference material. Many of the digitised items – some published in the 16th century – have been made possible in the framework of the project Europeana Travel funded by the European Commission within the area of Digital Libraries of the eContentplus Programme.

The dLib.si portal became publicly available in 2005. In 2006 a total of 364,170 titles were digitised (representing 358,786 articles), together with 223,462 scans. By the end of the year 2006 the portal enabled access to six digital collections.

The National and University Library (NUK) occasionally offers free lessons on how to use the dLib.si portal as well as travels to schools, libraries and other organisations across Slovenia to make presentations about how to use it.

In response to the incredible increase in users of dLib.si portal, a new project entitled dLib.si PLUS received funding from the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology of the Republic of Slovenia. In addition to improving the general usability and functionality of the portal, the year-long project will allow for the digitalisation of music recordings and old musical documents that are of importance to Slovene cultural heritage.

See also

• National and University Library (NUK)

External links

• dLib.si - Digital Library of Slovenia (in English)
• dLib on Facebook (in Slovenian)
• Europeana portal
• Europeana Travel digitisation project