Dear Colleges,
I like to point that the CERN Library had publishing the following announcement.
Sincerely
Patrick Danowski
Emerging Technologies Librarian
CERN
The CERN Library publishes its book catalog as Open Data
Librarians are in general very favourable to the principles of Open
Apologies for cross-postings...
Mark your calendars for Friday, March 19th and join us for this *free* 1/2 day
unConference focused on library technology @ Wheaton College in Norton,
Massachusetts.
How does ITIG's DigiCamp work? If you are interested in hearing about other
library's use of
I've found this useful at times:
http://www.itsmarc.com/crs/bib1468.htm
It's apparently not maintained, but lists more fields as obsolete
than the selected ones on the LC list - probably best to use both
together.
For looking up individual fields by number or keyword,
I have vague dusty memories of someone saying (perhaps at a Code4Lib
conference) that they had built a custom PHP (?) interface to the user
account features for SirsiDynix Unicorn. Sirsi provides an API that I
think could be used to do this, so that doesn't seem like a completely
impossible
Is it possible that you are thinking of VuFind? VuFind offers a (fairly basic)
set of account screens in addition to offering a discovery layer on top of your
OPAC. I'm not sure how well-supported the Unicorn functionality is, but there
is a whole mailing list devoted to the subject of
+1 Thursday-Friday 6-7 May
The dates of 6th and 7th work for me and I think they work for Kingston. Bill:
librarian-hunting season begins in the late Fall, so we're in the clear.
Wendy
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Wendy Huot
Web Development Librarian
Queen's University Library
Kingston, Ontario Canada K7L 5C4
On 29 Jan 10, at 5:34 PM, Wendy Huot wrote:
+1 Thursday-Friday 6-7 May
The dates of 6th and 7th work for me and I think they work for Kingston.
Bill: librarian-hunting season begins in the late Fall, so we're in the clear.
+1 for me too.
I should note that while the standard
