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Primary Source - May 2008

xrefer.blogspot.com | 12 hours 13 minutes ago

<a href="http://www.imls.gov/news/prisource/May08.shtm">Primary Source</a> - May 2008 issue now available from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, Washington, DC, USA<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/blogspot/iRcS/~4/292223335" height="1" width="1" />

http://xrefer.blogspot.com/2008/05/primary-source-may-2008.html

University of Michigan Libraries' new technology blog

sla-divisions.typepad.com | 23 hours 50 minutes ago

The Library Information Technology Division at the University of Michigan Libraries has created a new blog. Entitled BLT, the Blog for Library Technology will serve as a way to publicize the technological innovations occurring at the library.

http://sla-divisions.typepad.com/itbloggingsection/2008/05/university-of-m.html

NT2 Goes ‘Inside the Library of Congress’

www.loc.gov | May 16, 2008

<p>The DVD for “National Treasure: Book of Secrets” isn’t released until Tuesday, May 20, but we here at one of the <a href="http://http://www.loc.gov/blog/?p=231" target="_self">chief locations</a> in the film managed to get our hands on a copy.</p><p>The two-disc

http://www.loc.gov/blog/?p=297

LibX updated - bug fixes and new search options

library.duke.edu | May 16, 2008

If you’re a user of the Duke LibX browser plugin for Firefox, you should soon be getting prompted by Firefox to update the plugin. If you want it right away, go to the Tools / Add-ons menu and click “Find Updates” in the Extensions tab.The new version is 1.2.8, and includes a

http://library.duke.edu/blogs/libraryhacks/2008/05/16/libx-updated/

Databases: The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) is developing an Advanced Search option for PubMed

www.resourceshelf.com | May 16, 2008

From the news blurb:The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) is developing an Advanced Search option for PubMed. A beta version (which may undergo changes) has been released for users to try. Look for the link next to the search box buttons. Comments can be sent to NCBI via the

http://www.resourceshelf.com/2008/05/17/databases-the-national-center-for-biotechnology-information-ncbi-is-developing-an-advanced-search-option-for-pubmed/

digital preservation and long-term sustainability

gnomicutterance.livejournal.com | May 16, 2008

I've made a conscious choice not to try to become a Big Name Blogger in librarianship and archives. I've got too many strings to my bow already -- I am not a Bagthorpe! Unless maybe I am Jack. -- and it would be too much work to maintain that constant level of intelligent back-and-forth. Of course,

http://gnomicutterance.livejournal.com/24814.html

Major map search sites

www.elearningservice.com | May 16, 2008

Google MapsI mostly use, and have written about, Google Maps. I like all the search options, layers, and enhancements with photos, Wikipedia articles, traffic information, transportation routes, and so on, that are available in addition to the choices of views. The image here shows a hybrid

http://www.elearningservice.com/blog/2008/05/16/major-map-search-sites/

Reviewing the international principles of cataloguing

www.citafgsr.org | May 16, 2008

The IFLA has disseminated the draft Declaration of Principles of International Cataloguing. The document presents the latest version of these principles and is subject to review international levels in order to obtain the final version. Professionals who want to contribute...

http://www.citafgsr.org/weblogs/libraryblog/archives/2008/05/reviewing_the_i.html

Elgg, open source social application engine, and the Open Data Definition

www.davidmattison.ca | May 16, 2008

Thanks to Gerry McKiernan I learned about Elgg, “a robust open source social application engine.” A Version 1.0 of Elgg is supposed to be released in the summer 02008. Elgg Classic is the current version. The software is designed for those individuals and organizations who wish to host

http://www.davidmattison.ca/wordpress/?p=2330

Why Gen Y Is Going to Change the Web

oedb.org | May 16, 2008

ReadWriteWeb has an excellent post covering the “digital natives” that comprise Generation Y. Sarah Perez lets us know how this Web generation differs from previous ones, what they want from the Web, and provides a list of resources and a short slideshow titled “The Gen-Y Guide to

http://oedb.org/blogs/ilibrarian/2008/why-gen-y-is-going-to-change-the-web/

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