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Manchester Museum Archive

John Hodgson wrote 2 weeks ago: Dr James Peters writes: Special Collections has recently taken in the first consignment of the archi … more →

Tags: Archives, Acquisitions, Manchester Museum, Manchester Natural History Society, T. H. Huxley, museology, E. B. Tylor, Henry Ling Roth, Ethnology

Quick update

cityopenaccess wrote 2 months ago: Just a quick post to say that we’re still here and still working on making City a more open ac … more →

Tags: Systems, City Research Online, Repositories, Discovery, summon

Alma @ UEL

elibrarianstuff wrote 2 months ago: On Friday I attended an open day – Alma @ UEL. Alma is a unified resource management system su … more →

Tags: Events, Events 2, #uelalma

The Thomas Allan Collection - A Major Resource for 19th-Century British Studies

John Hodgson wrote 2 months ago: Thomas Allan was a solicitor and political adviser to the Wesleyan Methodists and was considered one … more →

Tags: Archives, Cataloguing, Cataloguing/Resource Discovery, Methodist Church, Thomas Allan, wesleyan methodists, Toleration Act of 1812

“Sisters in Christ”: A Significant New Resource for Gender Studies at the University of Manchester

John Hodgson wrote 2 months ago: The Wesley Deaconess Order was founded in 1890 in response to the realisation that an Order of dedic … more →

Tags: Archives, Visual materials, Acquisitions, Cataloguing, Wesley Deaconess Order, Methodist Church, Gender Studies, Women in Churches

What's the problem?

sjnewman2013 wrote 2 months ago: Like every other university we now have access to a huge range of academic resources in the shape of … more →

Tags: Information, Libraries

JIBS User Group resource discovery event February 2013

elibrarianstuff wrote 2 months ago: The JIBS User Group event on resource discovery last month was really interesting. Whatever stage yo … more →

Tags: Events, jibs user group, Events 2

Buffalo Bill Scrap Book – A Hidden Treasure of the John Rylands Library

John Hodgson wrote 2 months ago: Buffalo Bill Scrapbook, English MS 1393. Considerable public and scholarly interest has recently bee … more →

Tags: Archives, Visual materials, Digitisation, Public Programmes, William F. Cody, Native Americans, Buffalo Bill's Wild West, Scrapbooks, popular entertainment

Archive Fever! Cataloguing the Freud Family Papers

halky wrote 3 months ago: As part of her Masters in Archives and Records Management course at the University of Liverpool, Lou … more →

Tags: Archives, Visual materials, Research, Learning, Cataloguing, Photographs, Sigmund Freud, manchester, 1930s

On the invisibility of edited collections4 comments

peterwebster wrote 4 months ago: Dorothy Bishop (@deevybee) last year argued that (at least in neuropsychology) ‘if you write a chapt … more →

Tags: Academic Writing, Publishing, Peer Review, journals, Humanities and Social Sciences

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carolburrows wrote 5 months ago: Reblogged from CHICC Manchester: Over 300 historical maps spanning 200 years of Mancunian history ha … more →

Tags: Digitisation, Maps

Multispectral Imaging at CHICC

John Hodgson wrote 5 months ago: CLICK for an animated gif showing the sequence of the light panels across the spectrum, from UV thro … more →

Tags: Manuscripts, Digitisation, Innovation, Greek papyri, multi-spectral imaging, Palimpsests, Mike Toth, Papyrus, chicc

Manchester Contributes to the Friedberg Genizah Project2 comments

elizabethgow wrote 6 months ago: The John Rylands Library has recently agreed to contribute high quality images and metadata of its G … more →

Tags: Manuscripts, Digitisation, Cataloguing, Innovation, Egypt, chicc, hebrew manuscripts, Moses Gaster, Friedberg Genizah Project

Digitisation of Ancient Cuneiform Texts1 comment

elizabethgow wrote 6 months ago: We are excited to announce that the John Rylands Library Cuneiform collection is now available onlin … more →

Tags: Manuscripts, Digitisation, Cataloguing, Classics and Ancient History, cuneiform tablets, CDLI, middle eastern studies, Mesopotamia, University of Oxford

Just over the horizon.....

Ian wrote 6 months ago: For some years now, and in 2 jobs, I’ve been looking for a new search solution for the librari … more →

Tags: Libraries, vertical search, Discovery

Super Mets ~ progressive roles... a Library 'thing'

venessa harris wrote 6 months ago: It occurred to me recently yet again that on the whole to the general public, that library work is n … more →

Tags: cilip, Infobyte, Metadata management, Scarlettlibrarian, Metadata, Librarianship, Cataloguing, Libraries, CILIP

More Manuscript Catalogues Online!

elizabethgow wrote 6 months ago: Last week John posted a list of “legacy” manuscript catalogues now available via Manchester eScholar … more →

Tags: Manuscripts, Digitisation, Cataloguing, Greek papyri, Coptic papyri, Latin Manuscripts, Arabic manuscripts, Arabic Papyri, cuneiform tablets

Manuscript Catalogues Go Online1 comment

John Hodgson wrote 6 months ago: This slideshow requires JavaScript. We have recently digitised many of the ‘legacy’ cata … more →

Tags: Manuscripts, Digitisation, Cataloguing, Greek papyri, Coptic papyri, Latin Manuscripts, Arabic manuscripts, Arabic Papyri, Coptic Manuscripts

Scarlet Brings Home the Silver: Award for Augmented Reality Project

John Hodgson wrote 7 months ago: Last year The University of Manchester and Mimas won a much-coveted Learning and Teaching Innovation … more →

Tags: academic engagement, Learning, Innovation, Teaching and Learning, scarlet, Augmented Reality, Mimas, JISC, Association for Learning Technology


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