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Being a librarian is no laughing matter19 comments

Laurel Tarulli wrote 2 weeks ago: Lately, my husband and I have been out car shopping on the weekends.  Just a couple of weekends ago, … more →

Tags: DEWEY

Upcoming e-forum on communication between public and technical services

Laurel Tarulli wrote 2 weeks ago: This was just posted on AUTOCAT. Given the need for communication, let’s hope that professiona … more →

Tags: E-Forums, Professional Opportunities

Enterprise architecture and BI: the prequel1 comment

Wouter wrote 1 month ago: For long I’ve been wanting to start this post and finally got to it! You may have noticed the … more →

Tags: Enterprise Architecture

Notre Dame tries to kill the last Historians2 comments

Benjamin wrote 1 month ago: After removing all the historians of economics (and pluralist economists) from the economics departm … more →

Tags: Economics, Mainstream, Notre Dame, Pluralism, Ranking

What makes a good cataloguer?11 comments

Laurel Tarulli wrote 1 month ago: This is a bit of a follow-up from my last post, I can’t replace my cataloguer with another catalogue … more →

Tags: The Cataloguer, cataloguers, Education of cataloguers, Hiring cataloguers, Qualities of cataloguers

I Can’t Replace my Cataloguer with another Cataloguer?!16 comments

Laurel Tarulli wrote 2 months ago: I dread the day one of my senior cataloguers will approach me telling me they are retiring. I often … more →

Tags: future of cataloguing, The Cataloguer, cataloguers, cheap cataloguing, J. McRee Elrod, professional librarianship

Commonplace.net blog

Laurel Tarulli wrote 3 months ago: While not new, Commonplace.net is a new blog to me. The author, Lukas Koster, is Head of the Library … more →

Tags: Library 2.0, Library blogs

The crisis and mathematics in economics6 comments

Pedro wrote 3 months ago: The current crisis questioned the extent to which economics has produced “useful” knowle … more →

Tags: economic education, Economics, Economic Crisis, mathematization of economics

ALA in Photos

Laurel Tarulli wrote 4 months ago: I took some snap shots at ALA. Some of the photos below include the convention centre and photos of … more →

Tags: Conferences

No tragedy like a great thesis without the slightest proof3 comments

Floris wrote 4 months ago: Following up on Loic’s previous entry, what to do with the most brilliant idea for which you f … more →

Tags: methodology of the history of economics

Doing the Archives 16 comments

Loïc wrote 4 months ago: These last days, I have received – like some of you I guess – two guidelines about how t … more →

Tags: Archives, methodology of the history of economics, narcisism

ALA: Saturday July 11th

Laurel Tarulli wrote 4 months ago: Yesterday morning, I made my way over to the Hyatt for an EBSCO focus group.  We’re looking at … more →

Tags: future of cataloguing, Conferences

ALA: Hot and Humid

Laurel Tarulli wrote 4 months ago: Maybe it’s because I live in Nova Scotia, but it is hot and humid in Chicago.  I’m lovin … more →

Tags: Conferences, Library conferences, ALA Chicago, ALA 2009

ALA: Chicago 2009

Laurel Tarulli wrote 4 months ago: While many of my colleagues are already arriving in Chicago, I’ll be arriving tomorrow afterno … more →

Tags: Conferences, Library conferences, ALA 2009

Reader Meet Author @ HES 20095 comments

Yann wrote 4 months ago: You can call it scandalous; you can call it Mickey Mouse; you can even call it fried chicken, if you … more →

Tags: Events, Publics, SSK

From HISRECO (Antwerp) to HES (Denver) - June 2009

Clement wrote 4 months ago: (if the persons pictured would like to see their portrait removed, please send me simply a note). HI … more →

Tags: narcisism, Pictures], HISRECO, HES annual meeting, Antwerp, Denver, Conference

'Mickey Mouse History' @ HES 200912 comments

Tiago wrote 4 months ago: This generous, albeit unoriginal, assessment met my presentation at the 2009 HES meetings. It came f … more →

Tags: Events, narcisism, Politics, Hierarchy, historiography session, Mickey Mouse, public imagination

APLA 2009: Halifax, Nova Scotia2 comments

Laurel Tarulli wrote 5 months ago: The Atlantic Provinces Library Association Conference is taking place in Halifax, Nova Scotia this y … more →

Tags: Social catalogue, The Library Catalogue, APLA 2009, Barbara Tillett, FRBR, Library conferences

CLA 2009 - Highlights1 comment

Laurel Tarulli wrote 5 months ago: The conference is going well and I have some tidbits to add while I have the chance: Open Source Sof … more →

Tags: Access Issues, future of cataloguing, DEWEY, OCLC, Library conferences, CLA 2009, Nicole Engard, Canadian Library Association, WebFeat


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