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Librarianship's Future Strengths: Are OPACs Broken?
I recently stumbled across an older ACRLog posting “Academic Librarianships’ Future Strengths?” While the entire article gave me something to reflect upon and think about regarding our future strength… more →
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Librarianship's Future Strengths: Are OPACs Broken?
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Laurel Tarulli wrote 3 days ago: I recently stumbled across an older ACRLog posting “Academic Librarianships’ Future Strengths?” Whil … more →
data mining for fun and...
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Andromeda wrote 2 weeks ago: That slideset yesterday was funny, so I’ve RSSed the guy’s blog. Liked this recent post … more →
lipstick, cowbells, and serendipity!
Andromeda wrote 2 weeks ago: Hilarious slideset on library 2.0 OPAC features with a great subtitle — “Utilising Web 2 … more →
"why google and apple win and you don't"
Andromeda wrote 1 month ago: This cartoon doesn’t realize that it’s making the same claim as discovery interfaces and … more →
OCLC Report: Online Catalogs: What Users and Librarians Want
Laurel Tarulli wrote 7 months ago: OCLC’s has released their report Online Catalogs: What Users and Librarians Want for downloadi … more →
A Win-Win for Dewey
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openoculus wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been captured by news headlines about the end of the Dewey Decimal System. It seems some … more →
"Pattern Recognition"
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openoculus wrote 1 year ago: Wow, what they can’t do with OPAC’s these days! I am floored by Bibliocommons “Bu … more →
Usability testing
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juliebowers wrote 1 year ago: In keeping with my rabid hatred for Millennium and other equally Integrated Library Systems which sh … more →
Library 2.0 for You (L-2-4-U)
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Kathy Lussier wrote 1 year ago: From left: Brian Herzog, Paige Eaton Davis, Elizabeth Thomsen Program Description: Flickr isn’t just … more →
Exhibitor Demo: LibLime
herzogbr wrote 1 year ago: Tuesday, 11:00 – 12:00 Description Meet Koha, the first open source Integrated Library System. … more →
LibraryThing as an OPAC resource
Laurel Tarulli wrote 1 year ago: “LibraryThing, the popular social network book cataloging site, made waves in the library worl … more →
BiblioCommons: social-networking library catalogue
dietvorst wrote 1 year ago: BiblioCommons, a social discovery tool for libraries that introduces commenting, tagging, ranking an … more →
Keeping Our Eyes on the Prize (From Roy Tenant's blog in LJ)
jdondoyle wrote 1 year ago: Downloaded 7/22/08 – something for us all to think about! As I often do, I’m working on … more →
More Catalogtastic Excitement
Genneaux wrote 1 year ago: This fall, we’re going to have such a cool OPAC! I’m looking forward to finding a way t … more →
Citation! Shout it out! *
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Genneaux wrote 1 year ago: The things I get excited about these days… This is why I only have about 6 non-librarian frien … more →
I saw this today
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gregsturgeon wrote 1 year ago: Anyone else seen Zoomii? Looks like a cool way to sell books. Think of what it would be like as an O … more →
Virtual International Authority File
Sergio Stone wrote 1 year ago: Transliteration and romanization of foreign authors is often an obstacle in FCIL research. The rise … more →
Online Public Access Catalogues in India
indianlibrary wrote 1 year ago: American Center Information Resource Centers in India Auroville Library Bangalore University.com Bri … more →
stumblin thru sites
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jandawson wrote 1 year ago: it’s starting to happen: i wrote a paper last year about how the concept of stumbleupon can be … more →
