and some slightly controversial reading about catalogs: Links below… Karen Calhoun’s report on the future of cataloging at LC:http://www.loc.gov/catdir/calhoun-report-final.pdfThomas Mann’s response:http://www.guild2910.org/AFSCMECalhounReviewREV.pdf…and you know, catalogers need to work withmultiple metadata standards these days (duh…)http://libraryjournal.com/article/CA6321736.html
Ok, I don’t know if this is cool or scary. ————————————- Atlanta’s own Brian Mathews has come up with an innovative way to create unobtrusive library presence in the world of social software. Brian, the Distance Learning Services and Mechanical Engineering Librarian (wow) at Georgia Tech, runs his “ubiquitous reference model” by searching GA Tech students’ Xanga and LiveJournal pages
Ok, I don’t know if this is cool or scary. ————————————- Atlanta’s own Brian Mathews has come up with an innovative way to create unobtrusive library presence in the world of social software. Brian, the Distance Learning Services and Mechanical Engineering Librarian at Georgia Tech, runs his “ubiquitous reference model” by searching GA Tech students’ Xanga and LiveJournal pages for library-related
So, here goes: From Schott’s Original Miscellany, By Ben Schott, 2002. 000-099- General Works 100-199- Philosophy 200-299- Religion 300-399- Social Sciences 400-499- Language 500-599- Pure science 600-699- Technology 700-799- Arts 800-899- Literature 900-999- Geography and History