Cataloging explained (the video)
My friend & colleague Beth did this, super job!
0208, 2010
Category Archives: watch.see.hear
2207, 2010
Phantom of the library (video)
my coworkers did an awesome job on this video…
2207, 2010
Cataloging remix/mashitup
Okay, so some of you will see this elsewhere, but here is Cataloging’s entry into the “silly” video for the staff appreciation week. and where the bits come from (previous years…) First one is one of my movies; the others are not, but permish to share.
2303, 2010
Happy BD to my robot!
Okay, so it’s not really my roomba’s birthday, but it IS the 20th anniversary of irobot. irobot started out as military kind of robot proj and now, it’s cleaning my floors… LOL I need a scooba though! 😉 Anyhow, I wandered over to the irobot site and discovered this popup “warning” (I’m still laughing, what doesn’t it cover? the weather?)
2003, 2010
end of books? (video)
this is kind of nifty.. Just about the time that I was feeling that I was about to click off, it actually changed direction. So stick with it — lots of stereotypes about ‘net users and millenials (altho’ never called such):
0102, 2010
the story of you
Very interesting idea… “Photographer Robert Weingarten’s portraits are digital composites of several photographs which give an overall vision of his subject’s history and accomplishments. View a clip of Weingarten explaining this part of his process. In order to do this, Weingarten asks his subjects (Quincy Jones, Sandra Day O’Connor and Buzz Aldrin, to name a few) to create a list
1101, 2010
Technology Essentials Online Conference (Free!)
http://ow.ly/WA85This just came through my twitterstream:This webinar is part of WebJunction’s Technology Essentials 2010 Online Conference. This innovative conference is a chance to engage, network and do some hands-on learning without travel or any registration cost. Date: 2/9/2010, 2/10/2010Start Time: 11:30 AMEnd Time: 6:00 PMDescription: WebJunction is hosting a free two-day online conference. The theme for this inaugural event is
1312, 2009
National Historical Park database with Edison-era sound recordings
Sounds interesting….—————The National Park Service (NPS) Library Program recently loaded the Thomas Edison National Historical Park (TENHP) MARC-format database of recorded sound holdings into the NPS Voyager catalog. The NPSVoyager catalog is available for public searches on-line at http://www.library.nps.gov/ .The TENHP database in Voyager includes MARC-format data for the 10,000 cylinder records and 28,000 disc records preserved at Edison’s Laboratory
0312, 2009
How many people on the ‘net doing what?
I’m always leery of statistics as I have a hard time believing they are ever accurate… but whoa is this kind of cool: You can read more about it here, including where the numbers come from.
2810, 2009
In case you think I don’t have a life (a real life video)…
Hanging some artwork at a gallery in the ATL. Yes, I do re-hang the same painting about 50 times. It weighs about 50lbs (embedded shells & mixed media) and the nails would not hold it up.