I come at it from a slightly different angle, I have an CS degree and started
work in libraries working in IT supporting our Voyager server at the time.
After that was over, I worked as a serials tech and a cataloging tech, just
doing side coding projects for our director or cataloging
I third OBS, it has great customization and versatility. It also has great
video quality compared the other options available.
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I am a Systems Technician, not a librarian. I have a background in IT, and ran
the library servers before moving into the library.
Most of my work would be considered systems analyst work, maintaining,
troubleshooting, adjusting settings and data manipulation. This is 70-75% of
my work.
I
Not a librarian. I have a BS in Comp Sci, and started work as the Voyager
server admin in the 90's. I'm officially a cataloging technician but pretty
much just do nothing but systems work anymore. I do most of the reporting,
most of the record cleanup/jobs/batch fixes and edits, and write
While not a librarian position (faculty, MLS required), my job is a repurposed
library technician position (staff, no MLS required).
I have a background in IT, with a Comp Sci degree, and my internship was
running the library's ILS. When I started working here full time as staff, I
ended up
