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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 [...] Presenters: Andy Morton & Laura Horne Andy, being Andy, started the presentation with the YouTube video of Steve Ballmer going crazy. He did not do his own version of that intro. RSS (the Common Craft video covers the basics) pulls in content from a variety of sources to one location, saving them to be read [...] 6 May 2008 | bibliographic management, learning2008, rss | education, lib tools, rss, technology |
1 I read a post in The Chronicle of Higher Education blog that declared that the end of blogs is near. Perhaps, but I think we have a few more months at least. One of the tools that the writer points to is Shyftr, which looks like it could be as cool an RSS reader as [...] |
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