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Topeka Public Library Periodicals area, ca. 1953 What does print holdings mean to you? If you said “the books/journals in paper on a shelf in the library,” then you’re probably a librarian. Our students don’t know what it means — most of them think it has something to do with printing something from a [...] 29 Aug 2011 |  OCLC Developer Network, peer-reviewed, print holdings, rss, usability |  lib tools, library |
1  Not sure if I’ve mentioned it here, but my library uses SerialsSolutions for our A-Z journal list, OpenURL linking, and ERMS. I’ve been putting a great deal of effort into the ERMS over the past few years, getting license, cost, and use data in so that we can use this tool for both discovery and [...] Have you noticed the changes Google has been making to the way they display search results? Google Instant has been the latest, but before that, there was the introduction of the “Everything” sidebar. And that one in particular seems to have upset numerous Google search fans. If you do a search in Google for “everything [...] I’m not going to gush about how I fell in love with the device, because I didn’t. [...] This started as a comment response to David Lee King’s admonition, but by the time I got to paragraph three, I decided it would be better to post it here instead. My library (small private academic university) offers both IM and email reference services. There is a note on the IM page of the website [...] |
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