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Blog | laureltarulli.wordpress.com | Aug 10, 2009
This is a point that I don’t think many of us have considered while so much attention is being placed on next generation catalogues – will these catalogues that allow for exploration and discovery reveal that our collections are not as good as we think they are? What happens when our catalogues
Mandarin Library Automation, Inc.
Mandarin Library Automation (MLA) Solutions delivers intuitive, easy-to-use and functionally sophisticated automated library solutions to libraries, schools, colleges, museums, special libraries and other organizations throughout the world.
LJ Design Institute East — Alice Knapp
Video | www.libraryjournal.com | Dec 20, 2008
At the close of LJ's fourth Design Institute in Hartford Connecticut, Alice Knapp, new director of the New Canaan Library (CT), tells LJ editor Rebecca Miller what she took away from the daylong seminar.
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Looking for a poem
Forum | teacherlibrarian.ning.com | Jan 29, 2008
For those of us who connect, teach, share, and lead in new information landscapes. Come play in this exciting learning sandbox! Pose questions in the forum. Add your images and video! Post in the blog.
ALA TechSource | Home
"This issue examines the current state of library-technology funding, looking at common problems and concerns among librarians who make technological decisions for their facilities throughout the United States." — Dan Freeman, ALA TechSource editor.
Developing Quality Metadata - Elsevier
Product | www.elsevier.com
To order this title, and for more information, click here By Cliff Wootton, Cliff Wootton was the technical systems architect in the BBC News Interactive TV group.
School Library Learning 2.0
Welcome to School Library Learning 2.0. This tutorial is brought to you by the California School Library Association (CSLA) 2.0 Team. You will learn the tools of the new Internet: Web 2.
Fishing for Information: the Next-Generation OPAC
News | www.schoollibraryjournal.com | Jan 1, 2008
The general consensus in the biblioblogosphere is that OPACs (online public access catalogs) suck. I'm just as apprehensive about next-generation OPACs. That's akin to discussing tools in the late Stone Age. Granted, there were very impressive advances in flint knapping, but in the end, it was
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Finding Wonderland: The WritingYA Weblog: Contests Galore, An Intriging Interview & More Wise Words
Blog | writingya.blogspot.com
Genre Wars. I love it. Via Yat Yee we discover that the Literary Lab is throwing a contest, and you're invited. Submit your 1 - 2,000-word short story in any genre to the wizards at the lab, and win a chance to be included in their anthology (Oooh, magic word), and be republished on their blog.
Social Software in Libraries
"This book is a great guide to social software in libraries. It's part social software history and part implementation guide. This book is bound to give you great ideas about creating digital spaces!
