Morgan, Eric Lease Introduction to Web ServicesIntroduction to Web Services morganericleaseintroductiontowebservicesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Ties That Bind: Converging Communities - A Travel LogTies That Bind: Converging Communities - A Travel Log morganericleasetiesthatbindconvergingcommunitiesatravellogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease MyLibrary workshopMyLibrary workshop morganericleasemylibraryworkshopworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Building the "next generation" library catalogBuilding the "next generation" library catalog morganericleasebuildingthenextgenerationlibrarycatalogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open Source Software in librariesOpen Source Software in libraries morganericleaseopensourcesoftwareinlibrariesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Simple HTML Editor (SHE) version 2.9Simple HTML Editor (SHE) version 2.9 morganericleasesimplehtmleditorsheversion29worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Sometimes the question is more important than the answerSometimes the question is more important than the answer morganericleasesometimesthequestionismoreimportantthantheanswerworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Tennessee Library AssociationTennessee Library Association morganericleasetennesseelibraryassociationworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Gateways and electronic publishingGateways and electronic publishing morganericleasegatewaysandelectronicpublishingworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Unordered list of "top tech trends"Unordered list of "top tech trends" morganericleaseunorderedlistoftoptechtrendsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Possibilities for proactive library servicesPossibilities for proactive library services morganericleasepossibilitiesforproactivelibraryservicesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Leading a large groupLeading a large group morganericleaseleadingalargegroupworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Trip to Rochester to Learn about XCTrip to Rochester to Learn about XC morganericleasetriptorochestertolearnaboutxcworktext Morgan, Eric Lease MyLibrary@NCStateMyLibrary@NCState morganericleasemylibraryncstateworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Comparing Open Source IndexersComparing Open Source Indexers morganericleasecomparingopensourceindexersworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Alcuin, an NCSU Libraries guideAlcuin, an NCSU Libraries guide morganericleasealcuinanncsulibrariesguideworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Ontario Library Association (OLA) Annual Meeting, 2002Ontario Library Association (OLA) Annual Meeting, 2002 morganericleaseontariolibraryassociationolaannualmeeting2002worktext Morgan, Eric Lease MARC Reader: a HyperCard script to demystify the MARC recordMARC Reader: a HyperCard script to demystify the MARC record morganericleasemarcreaderahypercardscripttodemystifythemarcrecordworktext Morgan, Eric Lease IOLUG Spring ProgramIOLUG Spring Program morganericleaseiolugspringprogramworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Web Services at OCLCWeb Services at OCLC morganericleasewebservicesatoclcworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Technology Trends and Libraries: So many opportunitiesTechnology Trends and Libraries: So many opportunities morganericleasetechnologytrendsandlibrariessomanyopportunitiesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Exploiting "Light-weight" Protocols and Open Source Tools to Implement Digital Library Collections and ServicesExploiting "Light-weight" Protocols and Open Source Tools to Implement Digital Library Collections and Services morganericleaseexploitinglightweightprotocolsandopensourcetoolstoimplementdigitallibrarycollectionsandservicesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Adaptive technologiesAdaptive technologies morganericleaseadaptivetechnologiesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Learning to use the tools of the tradeLearning to use the tools of the trade morganericleaselearningtousethetoolsofthetradeworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Raleigh-Worcester-LansingRaleigh-Worcester-Lansing morganericleaseraleighworcesterlansingworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Mass digitizationMass digitization morganericleasemassdigitizationworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Indiana Library Federation Annual MeetingIndiana Library Federation Annual Meeting morganericleaseindianalibraryfederationannualmeetingworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Implementing SRU in PerlImplementing SRU in Perl morganericleaseimplementingsruinperlworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Springboards for stategic planningSpringboards for stategic planning morganericleasespringboardsforstategicplanningworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Description and evaluation of the Mr. Serials ProcessDescription and evaluation of the Mr. Serials Process morganericleasedescriptionandevaluationofthemrserialsprocessworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open source software in librariesOpen source software in libraries morganericleaseopensourcesoftwareinlibrariesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Cataloging digital mediumsCataloging digital mediums morganericleasecatalogingdigitalmediumsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Original MyLibraryOriginal MyLibrary morganericleaseoriginalmylibraryworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Creating and managing XML with open source softwareCreating and managing XML with open source software morganericleasecreatingandmanagingxmlwithopensourcesoftwareworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Usability in less than 60 minutesUsability in less than 60 minutes morganericleaseusabilityinlessthan60minutesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Review of some ebook technologyReview of some ebook technology morganericleasereviewofsomeebooktechnologyworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open source software and libraries: A current SWOT analysisOpen source software and libraries: A current SWOT analysis morganericleaseopensourcesoftwareandlibrariesacurrentswotanalysisworktext Morgan, Eric Lease MCN Annual ConferenceMCN Annual Conference morganericleasemcnannualconferenceworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Institute on Scholarly Communication: A travel logInstitute on Scholarly Communication: A travel log morganericleaseinstituteonscholarlycommunicationatravellogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Clarence meets AlcuinClarence meets Alcuin morganericleaseclarencemeetsalcuinworktext Morgan, Eric Lease European Conference on Digital Libraries, 2004European Conference on Digital Libraries, 2004 morganericleaseeuropeanconferenceondigitallibraries2004worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Dr. Strangelove, or How we learned to live with GoogleDr. Strangelove, or How we learned to live with Google morganericleasedrstrangeloveorhowwelearnedtolivewithgoogleworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Indexing, indexing, indexingIndexing, indexing, indexing morganericleaseindexingindexingindexingworktext Morgan, Eric Lease OCKHAM in AtlantaOCKHAM in Atlanta morganericleaseockhaminatlantaworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Implementing TCP/IP communications with HyperCardImplementing TCP/IP communications with HyperCard morganericleaseimplementingtcpipcommunicationswithhypercardworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Portal webliographyPortal webliography morganericleaseportalwebliographyworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Making information easier to find with MyLibraryMaking information easier to find with MyLibrary morganericleasemakinginformationeasiertofindwithmylibraryworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Pointers 4 searching, searching 4 pointersPointers 4 searching, searching 4 pointers morganericleasepointers4searchingsearching4pointersworktext Morgan, Eric Lease A few possibilities for librarianship by 2015A few possibilities for librarianship by 2015 morganericleaseafewpossibilitiesforlibrarianshipby2015worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Implementing user-centered experiences in a networked environmentImplementing user-centered experiences in a networked environment morganericleaseimplementingusercenteredexperiencesinanetworkedenvironmentworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open source software at the Montana State University Libraries SymposiumOpen source software at the Montana State University Libraries Symposium morganericleaseopensourcesoftwareatthemontanastateuniversitylibrariessymposiumworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Top Technology Trends, 2005Top Technology Trends, 2005 morganericleasetoptechnologytrends2005worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Access 2002, Windsor, OntarioAccess 2002, Windsor, Ontario morganericleaseaccess2002windsorontarioworktext Morgan, Eric Lease MyLibrary 3.x and a Next Generation Library CatalogueMyLibrary 3.x and a Next Generation Library Catalogue morganericleasemylibrary3xandanextgenerationlibrarycatalogueworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Short trip to DukeShort trip to Duke morganericleaseshorttriptodukeworktext Morgan, Eric Lease What is SRW/U?What is SRW/U? morganericleasewhatissrwuworktext Morgan, Eric Lease ECDL 2006: A Travel logECDL 2006: A Travel log morganericleaseecdl2006atravellogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Next Generation Library Catalogs in Fifteen MinutesNext Generation Library Catalogs in Fifteen Minutes morganericleasenextgenerationlibrarycatalogsinfifteenminutesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Day in the life of Mr. D.Day in the life of Mr. D morganericleasedayinthelifeofmrdworktext Morgan, Eric Lease European Conference on Digital LibrariesEuropean Conference on Digital Libraries morganericleaseeuropeanconferenceondigitallibrariesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease HyperNote ProHyperNote Pro morganericleasehypernoteproworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Being innovativeBeing innovative morganericleasebeinginnovativeworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Joint Conference on Digital Libraries, 2006Joint Conference on Digital Libraries, 2006 morganericleasejointconferenceondigitallibraries2006worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Adding Internet resources to our OPACsAdding Internet resources to our OPACs morganericleaseaddinginternetresourcestoouropacsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Technical Skills of LibrarianshipTechnical Skills of Librarianship morganericleasetechnicalskillsoflibrarianshipworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open source software for libraries in 30 minutesOpen source software for libraries in 30 minutes morganericleaseopensourcesoftwareforlibrariesin30minutesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open Source Software in Libraries: Opportunities and ExpensesOpen Source Software in Libraries: Opportunities and Expenses morganericleaseopensourcesoftwareinlibrariesopportunitiesandexpensesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease MyLibrary: A digital library framework & toolkitMyLibrary: A digital library framework & toolkit morganericleasemylibraryadigitallibraryframeworkamptoolkitworktext Morgan, Eric Lease WILS' World Conference 95: A travel logWILS' World Conference 95: A travel log morganericleasewilsworldconference95atravellogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Marketing future librariesMarketing future libraries morganericleasemarketingfuturelibrariesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease What is information architecture?What is information architecture? morganericleasewhatisinformationarchitectureworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Extending your HTML on a Macintosh using macro languagesExtending your HTML on a Macintosh using macro languages morganericleaseextendingyourhtmlonamacintoshusingmacrolanguagesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease All things openAll things open morganericleaseallthingsopenworktext Morgan, Eric Lease On being a systems librarianOn being a systems librarian morganericleaseonbeingasystemslibrarianworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Mass digitization and opportunities for librarianship in 15 minutesMass digitization and opportunities for librarianship in 15 minutes morganericleasemassdigitizationandopportunitiesforlibrarianshipin15minutesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease World-Wide Web and Mosaic: An overview for librariansWorld-Wide Web and Mosaic: An overview for librarians morganericleaseworldwidewebandmosaicanoverviewforlibrariansworktext Morgan, Eric Lease My personal TEI publishing systemMy personal TEI publishing system morganericleasemypersonalteipublishingsystemworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Using World Wide Web and WAIS technologiesUsing World Wide Web and WAIS technologies morganericleaseusingworldwidewebandwaistechnologiesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease MyLibrary: A Copernican revolution in librariesMyLibrary: A Copernican revolution in libraries morganericleasemylibraryacopernicanrevolutioninlibrariesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Becoming a World Wide Web server expertBecoming a World Wide Web server expert morganericleasebecomingaworldwidewebserverexpertworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Rethink the role of the library catalogRethink the role of the library catalog morganericleaserethinktheroleofthelibrarycatalogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Networking 2000Networking 2000 morganericleasenetworking2000worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Gift cultures, librarianship, and open source software developmentGift cultures, librarianship, and open source software development morganericleasegiftcultureslibrarianshipandopensourcesoftwaredevelopmentworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Smart HTML pages with PHPSmart HTML pages with PHP morganericleasesmarthtmlpageswithphpworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Texas Library Association Annual Meeting, 2003Texas Library Association Annual Meeting, 2003 morganericleasetexaslibraryassociationannualmeeting2003worktext Morgan, Eric Lease LITA National Forum, 2003LITA National Forum, 2003 morganericleaselitanationalforum2003worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Building your library's portalBuilding your library's portal morganericleasebuildingyourlibrarysportalworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Indexing and abstractingIndexing and abstracting morganericleaseindexingandabstractingworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Really Rudimentary CatalogReally Rudimentary Catalog morganericleasereallyrudimentarycatalogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open source software: Controlling your computing environmentOpen source software: Controlling your computing environment morganericleaseopensourcesoftwarecontrollingyourcomputingenvironmentworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Portal implementation issues and challengesPortal implementation issues and challenges morganericleaseportalimplementationissuesandchallengesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease MyLibrary in your libraryMyLibrary in your library morganericleasemylibraryinyourlibraryworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Introduction to the Catholic Research Resources AllianceIntroduction to the Catholic Research Resources Alliance morganericleaseintroductiontothecatholicresearchresourcesallianceworktext Morgan, Eric Lease We love databases!We love databases! morganericleasewelovedatabasesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Creating user-friendly electronic information systemsCreating user-friendly electronic information systems morganericleasecreatinguserfriendlyelectronicinformationsystemsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease What is the Open Archives Initiative?What is the Open Archives Initiative? morganericleasewhatistheopenarchivesinitiativeworktext Morgan, Eric Lease SIGIR '99SIGIR '99 morganericleasesigir99worktext Morgan, Eric Lease OAI4: To CERN and Back AgainOAI4: To CERN and Back Again morganericleaseoai4tocernandbackagainworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open source software in librariesOpen source software in libraries morganericleaseopensourcesoftwareinlibrariesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease From Amtrak to Artemia SalinaFrom Amtrak to Artemia Salina morganericleasefromamtraktoartemiasalinaworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Library services and in-house software developmentLibrary services and in-house software development morganericleaselibraryservicesandinhousesoftwaredevelopmentworktext Morgan, Eric Lease "Next-Generation" Library Catalogs"Next-Generation" Library Catalogs morganericleasenextgenerationlibrarycatalogsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Cataloging Internet Resources: A BeginningCataloging Internet Resources: A Beginning morganericleasecataloginginternetresourcesabeginningworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Ohio Valley Group of Technical Services Librarian Annual MeetingOhio Valley Group of Technical Services Librarian Annual Meeting morganericleaseohiovalleygroupoftechnicalserviceslibrarianannualmeetingworktext Morgan, Eric Lease OCKHAM@Emory (January, 2003)OCKHAM@Emory (January, 2003) morganericleaseockhamemoryjanuary2003worktext Morgan, Eric Lease DAIAD Goes to Ann ArborDAIAD Goes to Ann Arbor morganericleasedaiadgoestoannarborworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Whirlwind in Windsor surrounding integrated library systems: My symposium notesWhirlwind in Windsor surrounding integrated library systems: My symposium notes morganericleasewhirlwindinwindsorsurroundingintegratedlibrarysystemsmysymposiumnotesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease DLF in ChicagoDLF in Chicago morganericleasedlfinchicagoworktext Morgan, Eric Lease IESR/OCKHAM in ManchesterIESR/OCKHAM in Manchester morganericleaseiesrockhaminmanchesterworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Next Generation Data FormatNext Generation Data Format morganericleasenextgenerationdataformatworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Short visit to CRLShort visit to CRL morganericleaseshortvisittocrlworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open access publishingOpen access publishing morganericleaseopenaccesspublishingworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Getting started with XML: A workshopGetting started with XML: A workshop morganericleasegettingstartedwithxmlaworkshopworktext Morgan, Eric Lease American Library Association Annual Meeting, 2006American Library Association Annual Meeting, 2006 morganericleaseamericanlibraryassociationannualmeeting2006worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Access control in librariesAccess control in libraries morganericleaseaccesscontrolinlibrariesworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Systems administration requires people skillsSystems administration requires people skills morganericleasesystemsadministrationrequirespeopleskillsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Different type of distance educationDifferent type of distance education morganericleasedifferenttypeofdistanceeducationworktext Morgan, Eric Lease USAIN Annual Conference 1995: A travel logUSAIN Annual Conference 1995: A travel log morganericleaseusainannualconference1995atravellogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open Library Developer's Meeting: One Web Page for Every Book Ever PublishedOpen Library Developer's Meeting: One Web Page for Every Book Ever Published morganericleaseopenlibrarydevelopersmeetingonewebpageforeverybookeverpublishedworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Languaging '99Languaging '99 morganericleaselanguaging99worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Zagreb, Croatia: A travel logZagreb, Croatia: A travel log morganericleasezagrebcroatiaatravellogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Unique collections and Fahrenheit 451Unique collections and Fahrenheit 451 morganericleaseuniquecollectionsandfahrenheit451worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Marketing through usabilityMarketing through usability morganericleasemarketingthroughusabilityworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Introduction to World Wide Web ServersIntroduction to World Wide Web Servers morganericleaseintroductiontoworldwidewebserversworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Today's digital information landscapeToday's digital information landscape morganericleasetodaysdigitalinformationlandscapeworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Opportunities for technical services staffOpportunities for technical services staff morganericleaseopportunitiesfortechnicalservicesstaffworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Teaching a new dog old tricksTeaching a new dog old tricks morganericleaseteachinganewdogoldtricksworktext Morgan, Eric Lease first monday on a tuesday: a travel logfirst monday on a tuesday: a travel log morganericleasefirstmondayonatuesdayatravellogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Eric visits SavannahEric visits Savannah morganericleaseericvisitssavannahworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Top Tech Trends for ALA 2006; "Sum" pontificationsTop Tech Trends for ALA 2006; "Sum" pontifications morganericleasetoptechtrendsforala2006sumpontificationsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease So you want a new websiteSo you want a new website morganericleasesoyouwantanewwebsiteworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Computer literacy for librariansComputer literacy for librarians morganericleasecomputerliteracyforlibrariansworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Success of Open Source by Steven Weber: A book reviewSuccess of Open Source by Steven Weber: A book review morganericleasesuccessofopensourcebystevenweberabookreviewworktext Morgan, Eric Lease ALA 1995 Annual Conference: A Mini-Travel LogALA 1995 Annual Conference: A Mini-Travel Log morganericleaseala1995annualconferenceaminitravellogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Communication is the key to our successCommunication is the key to our success morganericleasecommunicationisthekeytooursuccessworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Sum Top Tech Trends for the Summer of 2007Sum Top Tech Trends for the Summer of 2007 morganericleasesumtoptechtrendsforthesummerof2007worktext Morgan, Eric Lease American Library Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, 2002American Library Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, 2002 morganericleaseamericanlibraryassociationannualmeetingatlantaga2002worktext Morgan, Eric Lease MicroPhone scripts for searching MEDLARSMicroPhone scripts for searching MEDLARS morganericleasemicrophonescriptsforsearchingmedlarsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Thinking outside the books: A Travel logThinking outside the books: A Travel log morganericleasethinkingoutsidethebooksatravellogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease ListWebber IIListWebber II morganericleaselistwebberiiworktext Morgan, Eric Lease DBMs and Web DeliveryDBMs and Web Delivery morganericleasedbmsandwebdeliveryworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Mass digitization (again)Mass digitization (again) morganericleasemassdigitizationagainworktext Morgan, Eric Lease CAP '99CAP '99 morganericleasecap99worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Implementing "Light-weight Reference Models" in MyLibraryImplementing "Light-weight Reference Models" in MyLibrary morganericleaseimplementinglightweightreferencemodelsinmylibraryworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Imagine, if only we had...Imagine, if only we had. morganericleaseimagineifonlywehadworktext Morgan, Eric Lease See You See A Librarian Final ReportSee You See A Librarian Final Report morganericleaseseeyouseealibrarianfinalreportworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Next generation library catalogNext generation library catalog morganericleasenextgenerationlibrarycatalogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Email.cgi version 5.0.3Email.cgi version 5.0.3 morganericleaseemailcgiversion503worktext Morgan, Eric Lease Catalogs of the futureCatalogs of the future morganericleasecatalogsofthefutureworktext Morgan, Eric Lease ASIS & T 2002 Information Architecture Summit: Refining the craftASIS & T 2002 Information Architecture Summit: Refining the craft morganericleaseasisampt2002informationarchitecturesummitrefiningthecraftworktext Morgan, Eric Lease OCKHAM in Corvallis, OROCKHAM in Corvallis, OR morganericleaseockhamincorvallisorworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open Repositories, 2007: A TravelogueOpen Repositories, 2007: A Travelogue morganericleaseopenrepositories2007atravelogueworktext Morgan, Eric Lease WebEdge: A travel logWebEdge: A travel log morganericleasewebedgeatravellogworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Usability for the Web: Designing Web sites that workUsability for the Web: Designing Web sites that work morganericleaseusabilityforthewebdesigningwebsitesthatworkworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Web-scale discovery indexes and "next generation" library catalogsWeb-scale discovery indexes and "next generation" library catalogs morganericleasewebscalediscoveryindexesandnextgenerationlibrarycatalogsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Introduction to Search/Retrieve URL Service (SRU)Introduction to Search/Retrieve URL Service (SRU) morganericleaseintroductiontosearchretrieveurlservicesruworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Becoming a 600-pound gorillaBecoming a 600-pound gorilla morganericleasebecominga600poundgorillaworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Evaluating Index MorganagusEvaluating Index Morganagus morganericleaseevaluatingindexmorganagusworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Catalog Collectivism: XC and the Future of Library SearchCatalog Collectivism: XC and the Future of Library Search morganericleasecatalogcollectivismxcandthefutureoflibrarysearchworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Wise crowds with long tailsWise crowds with long tails morganericleasewisecrowdswithlongtailsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Readability, browsability, searchability plus assistanceReadability, browsability, searchability plus assistance morganericleasereadabilitybrowsabilitysearchabilityplusassistanceworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Internet for AnthropologistsInternet for Anthropologists morganericleaseinternetforanthropologistsworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Open source software in libraries: A workshopOpen source software in libraries: A workshop morganericleaseopensourcesoftwareinlibrariesaworkshopworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Next-Generation Library Catalogues: A Presentation at Libraries AustraliaNext-Generation Library Catalogues: A Presentation at Libraries Australia morganericleasenextgenerationlibrarycataloguesapresentationatlibrariesaustraliaworktext Morgan, Eric Lease Symposium on open access and digital preservationSymposium on open access and digital preservation morganericleasesymposiumonopenaccessanddigitalpreservationworktext Infomotions, Inc 2005-06-23 single unit Introduction to Web Services Infomotions, Inc., 2005-06-23. en-US This essay outlines what Web Services are and why you, as a librarian, should care. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-05-03 single unit Ties That Bind: Converging Communities - A Travel Log Infomotions, Inc., 1995-05-03. en-US Ties That Bind: Converging Communitites was a conference held at Apple Computer, Inc. in Cupertino, CA, May 2-5, 1995. The purpose of the conference was to share problems and solutions surrounding the creation and maintaince of community networks. This text is a travel log of my experiences there. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-03-12 single unit MyLibrary workshop Infomotions, Inc., 2006-03-12. en-US The goals of this workshop are to describe the functionality of MyLibrary, demonstrate a number of ways it can be used, and make participants more aware additional venues for creating and maintaining digital libraries. At the end of the workshop participants will be able to: describe what MyLibrary can and can not do, design a faceted classification system, understand how to use the MyLibrary API to create digital library collections and implement digital library services, outline a process of harvesting OAI content into a MyLibrary instance, as well as outline methods to syndicate MyLibrary content. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-09-01 single unit Building the "next generation" library catalog Infomotions, Inc., 2006-09-01. en-US How will we, the library profession, build the "next generation" library catalog, and to what degree will the process include vendor support and open source software? This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-04-25 single unit Open Source Software in libraries Infomotions, Inc., 2002-04-25. en-US This is an introduction to open source software in libraries, with descriptions of a variety of software packages and successful library projects. But before we get to the software itself, I want to describe the principles and techniques of open source software (OSS) and explain why I advocate the adoption of OSS in the implementation of library services and collections. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1994-03-21 single unit Simple HTML Editor (SHE) version 2.9 Infomotions, Inc., 1994-03-21. en-US Simple HTML Editor (S H E) is just that, a simple editor for creating hypertext markup language (HTML) documents. It is in the form of a HyperCard stack, and therefore, it requires HyperCard or HyperCard Player, as well as a Macintosh. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-03-16 single unit Sometimes the question is more important than the answer Infomotions, Inc., 1999-03-16. en-US In our profession, sometimes the question is more important than the answer. This column explores ways to better articulate methods for devising search strategies in a globally networked computing environment. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1996-04-11 single unit Tennessee Library Association Infomotions, Inc., 1996-04-11. en-US This is short travel log based on my experiences at the Tennessee Library Association annual meeting held in Knoxville, TN, April 11-13, 1996. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-10-25 single unit Gateways and electronic publishing Infomotions, Inc., 1995-10-25. en-US This text documents my experiences at the Gateways and Electronic Publishing Conference held a the University of New Brunswick, Fredricton, New Brunswick, Canada, October 22-25, 1995. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-01-16 single unit Unordered list of "top tech trends" Infomotions, Inc., 2007-01-16. en-US This is an unordered list of "top tech trends" from Library Land. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-02-09 single unit Possibilities for proactive library services Infomotions, Inc., 1999-02-09. en-US Proactive services and bits of direct marketing are ways libraries of the present can retain a foothold in the future. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-03-16 single unit Leading a large group Infomotions, Inc., 2007-03-16. en-US The other day someone asked me about how we here at Notre Dame managed a team of 28+ members in regards to our one-year institutional digital repository pilot project (www.library.nd.edu/idr). I did my best to address their questions, and I thought I would copy my reply below. It might prove useful in your setting. (Then again, it might not.) This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-02-16 single unit Trip to Rochester to Learn about XC Infomotions, Inc., 2007-02-16. en-US On February 8-9, 2007 I had the opportunity to visit the University of Rochester River Campus and meet with a number of very smart people to discuss a thing called XC (eXtensible Catalog, extensiblecatalog.info). This travel log documents the experience. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-07-26 single unit MyLibrary@NCState Infomotions, Inc., 1999-07-26. en-US The text describes MyLibrary@NCState, an extensible implementation of a user-centered, customizable interface to a library's collection of information resources. The system integrates principles of librarianship with globably networked computing resources creating a dynamic, customer-driven front-end to any library's set of materials. It supports a framework for libraries to provide enhanced access to local and remote sets of data, information, and knowledge. At the same, it does not overwhelm its users with too much information because the users control exactly how much information is displayed to them at any given time. The system is active and not passive; direct human interaction, computer mediated guidance and communication technologies, as well as current awareness services all play indispensible roles in its implementation. The system is accessible to anybody at the following URL: http://my.lib.ncsu.edu. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2001-05-28 single unit Comparing Open Source Indexers Infomotions, Inc., 2001-05-28. en-US This text compares and contrasts the features and functionality of various open source indexers: freeWAIS-sf, Harvest, Ht://Dig, Isite/Isearch, MPS, SWISH, WebGlimpse, and Yaz/Zebra. As the size of information systems increase so does the necessity of providing searchable interfaces to the underlying data. Indexing content and implementing an HTML form to search the index is one way to accomplish this goal, but all indexers are not created equal. This case study enumerates the pluses and minuses of various open source indexers currently available and makes recommendations on which indexer to use for what purposes. Finally, this case study will make readers aware that good search interfaces alone to not make for good information systems. Good information systems also require consistently applied subject analysis and well structured data. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1994-01-10 single unit Alcuin, an NCSU Libraries guide Infomotions, Inc., 1994-01-10. en-US This HyperCard/MicroPhone combination was the beginings of an expert system design to help users of the NCSU Libraries facilitate their learning, teaching, and scholarlship. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-02-03 single unit Ontario Library Association (OLA) Annual Meeting, 2002 Infomotions, Inc., 2002-02-03. en-US This is brief travel log outlining my experiences at the Ontario Library Association Annual Meeting 2002, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1991-12-01 single unit MARC Reader: a HyperCard script to demystify the MARC record Infomotions, Inc., 1991-12-01. en-US The purpose of this article is to demystify the MARC record and list a short HyperCard script that translates a MARC record into an easy-to-read format. Furthermore, this article demonstrates that advanced library applications can be created with simple, readily-available tools; with HyperCard and a bit of investigation any librarian can create their own electronic card catalog. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-05-24 single unit IOLUG Spring Program Infomotions, Inc., 2005-05-24. en-US On Friday, May 20 I attended the Indiana On-Line Users Group (IOLUG) Spring Program called Marketing your library on the Web, and this text outlines what I learned there. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-01-03 single unit Web Services at OCLC Infomotions, Inc., 2003-01-03. en-US This text documents some of my experiences on a recent trip to OCLC, December 16 - 17, 2002 to discuss Web Services. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2009-03-09 single unit Technology Trends and Libraries: So many opportunities Infomotions, Inc., 2009-03-09. en-US In the current environment where computers are almost ubiquitously connected to each other and people's expectations regarding access to data and information are increasing, the opportunities for the library profession abound. The challenge lies in learning how to apply them in a networked environment. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-10-01 single unit Exploiting "Light-weight" Protocols and Open Source Tools to Implement Digital Library Collections and Services Infomotions, Inc., 2005-10-01. en-US This article describes the design and implementation of two digital library collections and services using a number of light-weight protocols and open source tools. These protocols and tools include OAI-PMH (Open Archives Initiative-Protocol for Metadata Harvesting), SRU (Search/Retrieve via URL), Perl, MyLibrary, Swish-e, Plucene, ASPELL, and WordNet. More specifically, we describe how these protocols and tools are employed in the Ockham Alerting service and MyLibrary@Ockham. The services are illustrative examples of how the library community can actively contribute to the scholarly communications process by systematically and programmatically collecting, organizing, archiving, and disseminating information freely available on the Internet. Using the same techniques described here, other libraries could expose their own particular content for their specific needs and audiences. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-04-03 single unit Adaptive technologies Infomotions, Inc., 1999-04-03. en-US Computer technology is improving the access to information for the disabled but the real problem is not necessarily the limitations of technology but it's costs. This column points you toward sets of Internet resources informing you on how you can make your library better prepared for the disabled. It also tries to enforce the understanding that technologies for the disabled assist not only the disabled, but everybody else as well. Libraries of the future will understand this fact and embrace this change not as a hinderance but as an enhancement of service for everybody. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1996-12-06 single unit Learning to use the tools of the trade Infomotions, Inc., 1996-12-06. en-US The purpose of this article is to articulate how librarians can improve the practices of librarianship by better assimilating the uses of computer technology into the profession's thinking (and "thinquing"). The article accomplishes this goal first by outlining four informal research projects conducted at the North Carolina State University (NCSU) Libraries. It establishes how these projects exemplify the goals of librarianship. Next, the article demonstrates how librarians can use their traditional skill base to provide new and progressive library services while maintaining the traditional principles of the past. Finally, the article describes why these sorts of activities are important to the profession and its growth. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-04-20 single unit Raleigh-Worcester-Lansing Infomotions, Inc., 1999-04-20. en-US This travel log documents a three-legged trip starting in Raleigh on April 14, 1999, going to Worcester, MA to speak for the North Eastern Technical Services Librarians (NETSL), and moving on to Lansing, MI by April 19 to share some ideas about the immediate future of web-based services in libraries to a division of the Michigan Library Association (MLA). This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-03-18 single unit Mass digitization Infomotions, Inc., 2006-03-18. en-US This travel log outlines my experiences at a symposium sponsored by the University of Michigan called Scholarship and Libraries in Transition: A Dialog about the Impacts of Mass Digitization Projects, March 10-11, 2006. In short, the symposium facilitated quite a number of presentations and panel discussions about mass digitization. Discussion topics ranged from mass digitization impacts on libraries to possibilities for scholarship to changes in changes in publishing to economic effects to public policy issues. Most of the discussions were framed by the Google Print project, and just about everybody provided their point of view regarding the effect of Google on the academy. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-03-29 single unit Indiana Library Federation Annual Meeting Infomotions, Inc., 2005-03-29. en-US This text documents my experiences at the Indiana Library Federation Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, March 24, 2005. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-06-14 single unit Implementing SRU in Perl Infomotions, Inc., 2005-06-14. en-US As a part of a sponsored National Science Foundation (NSF) grant called Ockham, the University Libraries of Notre Dame implemented a set of SRU modules and scripts written in Perl. This text describes this process in more detail. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1998-11-26 single unit Springboards for stategic planning Infomotions, Inc., 1998-11-26. en-US Early last Fall I had the opportunity to see two influential library personalities speak to the future of librarianship: Reva Basch and Clifford Lynch. In a time when change is the norm, describing the future of anything seems a bit ludicrous. Similarly, planning may seem to be a waste of time. You might say, "How can I make plans when I have no idea what is going to happen in the future?" It may seem ironic, but these are the exact times when planning, specifically strategic planning, is most beneficial. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-12-15 single unit Description and evaluation of the Mr. Serials Process Infomotions, Inc., 1995-12-15. en-US This article describes the Mr. Serials Process. The Mr. Serials Process is a systematic method being applied at the North Carolina State University (NCSU) Libraries for collecting, organizing, archiving, indexing, and disseminating electronic serials. Using readily-available technologies found on the Internet (FTP, WAIS, gopher, HTTP, perl, procmail, email), the Mr. Serials Process has proven an effective means for the management of electronic serials that are consistently formatted and delivered via email. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2001-06-08 single unit Open source software in libraries Infomotions, Inc., 2001-06-08. en-US This short essay, originally prepared for a presentation at the 2001 American Library Association Annual Conference in San Francisco, describes my personal experience with open source software and enumerates a number of ways open source software can be used in libraries to provide better library service. The essay does this in three ways. First, it reflects on the similarities of gift cultures, open source software development, and librarianship. Second, it describes the present evolution of email.cgi, an open source software application I support, and MyLibrary@NCState, a portal application designed for libraries. Third, it summarizes very recent comments from the OSS4Lib mailing list calling for more proactive activities in the library community. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1996-12-01 single unit Cataloging digital mediums Infomotions, Inc., 1996-12-01. en-US This article examines some of the issues surrounding the organization and classification of digital resources. It does this in three parts. First, it provides a general overview of the types of digital resoruces libraries can collect, organize, preserve, and provide access to. Second, it examines some of the philosophical and pragmatic considerations involved in defining the universe of digital resources. Third, it describes an informal research project (the Alcuin Project of the North Carolina State University Libraries) whose goal is to put into practice some solutions to the issues outlined above. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-09-24 single unit Original MyLibrary Infomotions, Inc., 2007-09-24. en-US In the news recently has been talk about Google's "my library", well, don't hesitate to visit the "original" MyLibrary, now hosted at http://mylibrary.library.nd.edu. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-07-30 single unit Creating and managing XML with open source software Infomotions, Inc., 2005-07-30. en-US This article reviews a number of open source XML applications and systems including editors, validators, native XML databases, and publishing systems; to describe how some of these tools have been combined by the author to create a specific system for a specific need. An overview of XML is provided, a number of open source XML applications/systems are reviewed, and a system created by the author using some of these tools is described. The open source tools for working with XML are maturing, and they provide the means for the library profession to easilyh publish library content on the Internet using open standards. XML provides an agreed upon way of turning data into information. The result is non-proprietary and application independent. Open source software operates under similar principles. An understanding and combination of these technologies can assist the library profession in meeting its goals in this era of globally networked computers and changing user expectations. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-10-22 single unit Usability in less than 60 minutes Infomotions, Inc., 2002-10-22. en-US This fifty minute class is an introduction to usability and user-centered design. Answers to the following questions will be outlined: 1) what is usability?, 2) what is user-centered design?, 3) what is usability testing? This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-09-10 single unit Review of some ebook technology Infomotions, Inc., 1999-09-10. en-US This column describes my experience to date with the dynamic creation and use of ebook data for Newton MessagePads, PalmPilot personal digital assistants, NuvoMedia's Rocket eBook, and SoftBook Press's SoftBook Reader. In a sentence, ebook technology effectively provides the means for reading electronic texts on portable devices but the functionality of these devices is not necessarily a superset of the functionality of print on paper; the functionality and business models of ebooks and traditional print media overlap. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2010-04-04 single unit Open source software and libraries: A current SWOT analysis Infomotions, Inc., 2010-04-04. en-US After more than ten years of listening and watching the library-related open source software, a number of things have changed. This presentation outlines some of those changes as well as outlines some of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of open source software. The presentation ends some ideas for a "next generation" library catalog -- services against texts. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-11-22 single unit MCN Annual Conference Infomotions, Inc., 2003-11-22. en-US This is going to be one of my briefer travel logs, a description of my experiences at the MCN Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, November 5-8, 2003. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-08-22 single unit Institute on Scholarly Communication: A travel log Infomotions, Inc., 2006-08-22. en-US This travel log documents my experiences at the first Institute on Scholarly Communication (July 12-14, 2006) facilitated by both ARL and ACRL. In a sentence, the Institute was a workshop aimed at helping librarians advance scholarly communication in a networked environment. For the most part I believe the Institute was a success, but its benefits are difficult to measure. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1996-03-03 single unit Clarence meets Alcuin Infomotions, Inc., 1996-03-03. en-US This essay outlines the definition of expert systems, describes how this definition has been applied to reference librarianship, and suggests future directions of study. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2004-10-01 single unit European Conference on Digital Libraries, 2004 Infomotions, Inc., 2004-10-01. en-US This text chronicles my experiences at the European Conference on Digital Libraries, September 11-15, 2004, Bath, England. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-11-15 single unit Dr. Strangelove, or How we learned to live with Google Infomotions, Inc., 2007-11-15. en-US On October 26, 2007 the University Libraries of Notre Dame sponsored a "mini-symposium" entitled Dr. Strangelove, or How We Learned to Live with Google. The purpose of the symposium was to discuss issues of librarianship considering an environment of globally networked computers and radically changing user expectations. It was an education process designed to enable the library faculty and staff to ask questions, reflect on the experience of others, and ultimately be better educated when technological systems present themselves as solutions to some of the profession's challenges. This text reports on the content of the symposium and offers a number of personal observations. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1998-04-17 single unit Indexing, indexing, indexing Infomotions, Inc., 1998-04-17. en-US The ability to create your own index of electronic texts is an ability frequently under-utilized in Library Land. Its a shame since the creation of your own indexes empowers you to create focused, customizable information services that would otherwise wait for a commercial vendor to provide, maybe. This column describes what indexing is and why it should be an integral part of your information services. Second, this column reviews a number of free, Unix-based indexing systems: freewais-sf, Harvest, SWISH-E, and ht://Dig. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-05-28 single unit OCKHAM in Atlanta Infomotions, Inc., 2002-05-28. en-US This is a travel log documenting by experiences at Emory University to discuss a concept coined OCKHAM (Open Community Knowledge Hypermedia Administration and Metadata), May 3, 2002. The purpose of OCKHAM is to articulate and design a set of "light weight reference models" for creating and maintaining digital library services and collections. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1992-12-21 single unit Implementing TCP/IP communications with HyperCard Infomotions, Inc., 1992-12-21. en-US This article describes how to implement TCP/IP communications with HyperCard in three steps. First, it briefly examines the tools used to access information resources available through the Internet. Second, it outlines the necessary hardware and software requirements to make TCP/IP communications happen on a Macintosh. Third, it illustrates the implementation process with two stacks: Mini-Atlas and ListManager. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2001-01-25 single unit Portal webliography Infomotions, Inc., 2001-01-25. en-US The purpose of the webliography is to collect, organize, and disseminate pointers to information and examples of user-driven and customizable interfaces to sets of Internet resources -- portals. Pointers to Internet directories or search engines that are not user-driven and/or customizable are not included here. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-09-30 single unit Making information easier to find with MyLibrary Infomotions, Inc., 2002-09-30. en-US This article describes a pilot project being implemented in the Libraries called MyLibrary, a Web-based portal application intended to make information easier to find, easier to get, and to improve communication. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1997-10-21 single unit Pointers 4 searching, searching 4 pointers Infomotions, Inc., 1997-10-21. en-US This, Pointers 4 Searching, Searching 4 Pointers, is an annotated bibliography (webliography). Its purpose is to provide you with starting points for methods and strategies for using the Internet to find academic information as well as become familiar with the advantages/disadvantages and strengths/weaknesses of Internet searching. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2009-11-18 single unit A few possibilities for librarianship by 2015 Infomotions, Inc., 2009-11-18. en-US The library profession is at a cross roads. Computer technology coupled with the Internet have changed the way content is created, maintained, evaluated, and distributed. While the core principles of librarianship (collection, organization, preservation, and dissemination) are still very much apropos to the current milieu, the exact tasks of the profession are not as necessary as they once were. What is a librarian to do? In my opinion, there are three choices: 1) creating services against content as opposed to simply providing access to it, 2) curating collections that are unique to our local institutions, or 3) providing sets of services that are a combination of #1 and #2. This presentation elaborates on these ideas and demonstrates some of the possibilities. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2009-05-03 single unit Implementing user-centered experiences in a networked environment Infomotions, Inc., 2009-05-03. en-US In this environment where disintermediation seems to be increasingly common, it is ironic people also expect personalized service. Libraries are experiencing dilemma when it comes to providing many of their services. On one hand fewer people are coming into libraries to access traditional reference services, and at the same time they are expecting interfaces to library content to be "smarter" and more user-centered. How can libraries meet these seemingly contradictory expectations? The answer is not too difficult as long as we: 1) learn how to take better advantage of computer technology to implement our ideas, and 2) re-examine the definition and purpose of patron privacy. This presentation will elaborate on these ideas and demonstrate a few ways they might be implemented. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-09-29 single unit Open source software at the Montana State University Libraries Symposium Infomotions, Inc., 2007-09-29. en-US This one-page essay outlines what open source software (OSS) is and how it can be applied to some of the computer-related problems facing libraries. In short, it characterizes open source software as a community-driven process, describes it as free as a free kitten, compares it to the principles of librarianship, and finally, outlines how it can be exploited to develop next generation library catalogs. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-06-16 single unit Top Technology Trends, 2005 Infomotions, Inc., 2005-06-16. en-US This is a list of my Top Technology Trends for the 2005 ALA Annual Meeting. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-11-11 single unit Access 2002, Windsor, Ontario Infomotions, Inc., 2002-11-11. en-US This text documents my experiences at Access 2002 in Windsor, Ontario, October 21-23, 2002. The annual Access conference is Canadian in bent and brings together the more computer technologically minded people from all types of libraries -- academic, public, government, etc. What follows are my notes from many of the presentations. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-10-11 single unit MyLibrary 3.x and a Next Generation Library Catalogue Infomotions, Inc., 2006-10-11. en-US This, the tiniest of essays, first outlines the fundamental structure of MyLibrary 3.x. It then describes how a database like MyLibrary could be used as a part of a "next generation" library catalogue, maybe. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-03-23 single unit Short trip to Duke Infomotions, Inc., 1995-03-23. en-US This is the smallest of small travel logs to Duke University. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-05-24 single unit What is SRW/U? Infomotions, Inc., 2006-05-24. en-US SRW/U is an acronym for Search/Retrieve via the Web or URL and you might want to think of it as Sonne of Z39.50 sans the federated searching. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-09-30 single unit ECDL 2006: A Travel log Infomotions, Inc., 2006-09-30. en-US This travel log documents my experiences that the 10th European Conference on Digital Libraries, Alicante (Spain), September 18-20, 2006. In a sentence, the conference did not present very many surprises, it was an opportunity to strengthen relationships, and I met a few new people along the way. This is a good conference to attend at least once every other year to learn some of the latest research developments in digital libraries. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-11-13 single unit Next Generation Library Catalogs in Fifteen Minutes Infomotions, Inc., 2007-11-13. en-US A "next generation" library catalog starts with the idea of traditional library catalog and expands it meet the changing expectations of library patrons. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1992-06-06 single unit Day in the life of Mr. D. Infomotions, Inc., 1992-06-06. en-US This is a short story describing a vision of librarianship in the future. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-10-19 single unit European Conference on Digital Libraries Infomotions, Inc., 2002-10-19. en-US This travel log documents my experience at the 6th European Conference on Digital Libraries (ECDL), Rome, Italy, September 16-18, 2002. In a sentence, this conference, attended by mostly university computer science faculty, facilitated the sharing of digital library research ideas and experimental results. For more information about the Conference, see: http://ecdl2002.iei.pi.cnr.it/ This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1989-11-08 single unit HyperNote Pro Infomotions, Inc., 1989-11-08. en-US HyperNote Pro is a HyperCard stack used to annotate text. It can also create true hypertext links between itself and other documents or applications. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-04-15 single unit Being innovative Infomotions, Inc., 2006-04-15. en-US Being innovative in using technology with little money and staff is not a difficult thing. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-06-27 single unit Joint Conference on Digital Libraries, 2006 Infomotions, Inc., 2006-06-27. en-US This text outlines my experiences at the Joint Conference on Digital Libraries Annual Conference in Chapel Hill (North Carolina), June 12-14, 2006. In a sentence, the Conference was a nice mix of formal and informal discussions surrounding digital research library topics, and it was also nice to see a large number of familiar faces. The conference's content presented few surprises. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-12-21 single unit Adding Internet resources to our OPACs Infomotions, Inc., 1995-12-21. en-US This essay advocates the addition of bibliographic records describing Internet-based electronic serials and Internet resources in general to library online public access catalogs (OPAC), addresses a few implications of this proposition, and finally, suggests a few solutions to accomplish this goal. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-08-07 single unit Technical Skills of Librarianship Infomotions, Inc., 2005-08-07. en-US The other day I was asked Someone about ways they could move from reference type of work to more systems sort of work in libraries. I was happy to share my thoughts on the topic, and below is what I said. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-02-26 single unit Open source software for libraries in 30 minutes Infomotions, Inc., 2006-02-26. en-US This presentation describes what open source is and what role it can play in libraries, all in thirty minutes. On my mark. Get set. Go! This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2008-12-01 single unit Open Source Software in Libraries: Opportunities and Expenses Infomotions, Inc., 2008-12-01. en-US Open source software (OSS) is not a panacea; it will not cure all problems computer. On the other hand, it does provide the library profession with enumerable opportunities as long as we are willing to pay a few expenses. This essay elaborates on these ideas by: 1) outlining what open source software is, 2) describing how its principles are similar to the principles of librarianship, and 3) enumerating a number of open source software applications. By the end it is hoped you will be have a better understanding of what open source can and cannot do for libraries. You will be better able to discuss topics related to open source software with "techies". Finally, and probably most importantly, you will have learned the definition of "free" in the context of open source. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2008-09-18 single unit MyLibrary: A digital library framework & toolkit Infomotions, Inc., 2008-09-18. en-US This article describes a digital library framework and toolkit called MyLibrary. At its heart, MyLibrary is designed to create relationships between information resources and people. To this end, MyLibrary is made up of essentially four parts: 1) information resources, 2) patrons, 3) librarians, and 4) a set of locally-defined, institution-specific facet/term combinations interconnecting the first three. On another level, MyLibrary is a set of object-oriented Perl modules intended to read and write to a specifically shaped relational database. Used in conjunction with other computer applications and tools, MyLibrary provides a way to create and support digital library collections and services. Librarians and developers can use MyLibrary to create any number of digital library applications: full-text indexes to journal literature, a traditional library catalog complete with circulation, a database-driven website, an institutional repository, an image database, etc. The article describes each of these points in greater detail. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-06-13 single unit WILS' World Conference 95: A travel log Infomotions, Inc., 1995-06-13. en-US This page documents my experiences at the WILS' World 95 Conference held in Madison, Wisconsin, June 13-14, 1995. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1998-11-27 single unit Marketing future libraries Infomotions, Inc., 1998-11-27. en-US Now, more than ever, libraries are no longer the center of the information universe. While us librarians never truly had a monopoly on information, our "market share", especially with the advent of globally networked computers, has dwindled considerably. Put another way, there are many more people and institutions providing information services today than even five years ago. Consequently, it behooves us to think more aggressively about marketing our information and knowledge products and services if we expect to be around in the future. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-04-29 single unit What is information architecture? Infomotions, Inc., 2003-04-29. en-US This is a combined book review of Information Architecture for the World Wide Web by Louis Rosenfeld and Peter Morville as well Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web by Christina Wodtke. In a sentence, these two books define and describe information architecture and explain how to put its principles into practice. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1996-03-03 single unit Extending your HTML on a Macintosh using macro languages Infomotions, Inc., 1996-03-03. en-US This article describes and illustrates the use of three Macintosh tools that can be used to extend HTML for the purposes of creating dynamic and client-specific HTML documents. These three tools are a server application (Intercon's InterServer Publisher) and two common gateway interface scripts (Tim Endres's HTPL and Maxum Development's NetCloak). This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-03-28 single unit All things open Infomotions, Inc., 2006-03-28. en-US Things open abound. Open source software. Open access publishing. The open archives initiative. OpenURL. Some of these things are fundamental to the inner workings of the Internet. Others are a natural consequence of it. Some groups of people believe in things open with an almost religious fervor. At the other end of the spectrum are some people who see the same things as a drain on intellectual property. The key to progress lies in a middle ground. This presentation describes all things open in greater detail, elaborates on how they affect librarianship, and finally demonstrates some of their applicability in librarianship. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1996-04-30 single unit On being a systems librarian Infomotions, Inc., 1996-04-30. en-US This short essay defines systems librarianship. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2009-05-19 single unit Mass digitization and opportunities for librarianship in 15 minutes Infomotions, Inc., 2009-05-19. en-US Assume 51% of your library collections were locally available as full-text. How would such a thing change the processes of librarianship? We have only just begun to explore the possibilities for our profession if our content were freely available over a network. Imagine the existence of freely available, full-text versions of most of our books and journal articles. The things we could do and the services we could provide expand to fill the sky. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1994-09-27 single unit World-Wide Web and Mosaic: An overview for librarians Infomotions, Inc., 1994-09-27. en-US This paper overviews the World-Wide Web (frequently abbreviated as "W3," "WWW," or the "Web") and related systems and standards. First, it introduces Web concepts and tools and describes how they fit together to form a coherent whole, including the client/server model of computing, the Uniform Resource Locator (URL), selected Web client and server programs, the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), the HyperText Markup Language (HTML), selected HTML converters and editors, and Common Gateway Interface (CGI) scripts. Second, it discusses strategies for organizing Web information. Finally, it advocates the direct involvement of librarians in the development of Web information resources. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2004-11-24 single unit My personal TEI publishing system Infomotions, Inc., 2004-11-24. en-US This text describes a TEI publishing system I created to disseminate my writings. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-04-01 single unit Using World Wide Web and WAIS technologies Infomotions, Inc., 1995-04-01. en-US The goal of the presentation is to describe three qualities (readability, browsability, and searchability) of useful information systems and outline how they can be manifested in World Wide Web servers using HTML, database applications, and the WAIS technologies. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-09-08 single unit MyLibrary: A Copernican revolution in libraries Infomotions, Inc., 2003-09-08. en-US This article provide a bit of history regarding MyLibrary and suggests that libraries provide services more from the patrons point of view -- a kind of Copernican Revolution. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1997-02-23 single unit Becoming a World Wide Web server expert Infomotions, Inc., 1997-02-23. en-US Through a series of presentations, demonstrations, group exercises, handouts, and video interviews, this one-day workshop will address the issues surrounding the initial development and ongoing maintenance of useful World Wide Web (WWW) servers. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-06-18 single unit Rethink the role of the library catalog Infomotions, Inc., 2006-06-18. en-US It is time to rethink the role of the library catalog. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-03-14 single unit Networking 2000 Infomotions, Inc., 1999-03-14. en-US This is a travel log documenting my experiences at the SouthAtlantic Regional Conference of the Special Librarians Association (SLA) entitled Networking 2000 in the Lightsey Conference Center, College of Charleston, Charleston, SC, March 11 - 12, 1999. The text is interspersed with images I saw along the way. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2000-12-28 single unit Gift cultures, librarianship, and open source software development Infomotions, Inc., 2000-12-28. en-US This short essay examines more closely the concept of a "gift culture" and how it may or may not be related to librarianship. After this examination and with a few qualifications, I still believe my judgements about open source software and librarianship are true. Open source software development and librarianship have a number of similarities -- both are examples of gift cultures. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2001-04-08 single unit Smart HTML pages with PHP Infomotions, Inc., 2001-04-08. en-US This text describes a process for creating HTML pages using a database application, an indexer, and PHP -- a cross-platform, open source scripting language especially designed for the Web -- all for the purposes of presenting value-added content. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-04-06 single unit Texas Library Association Annual Meeting, 2003 Infomotions, Inc., 2003-04-06. en-US This is a travel log documenting my experiences at the Texas Library Association Annual Meeting, Houston, TX, April 2 - 4, 2003. In summary, the experience broadened and rebalanced my perspective on the definition of librarianship. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-10-17 single unit LITA National Forum, 2003 Infomotions, Inc., 2003-10-17. en-US This is a travel log documenting my experiences at the LITA National Forum, Norfolk, VA, October 3 - 5, 2003. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-03-25 single unit Building your library's portal Infomotions, Inc., 2003-03-25. en-US This text proposes a definition Web portal, describes how information architecture plays a critical role in the development of a library's website, and briefly describes one database-driven website application designed for libraries, MyLibrary. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2010-03-25 single unit Indexing and abstracting Infomotions, Inc., 2010-03-25. en-US This presentation outlines sets of alternative processes for traditional library indexing and abstracting practices. To do this it first describes the apparent goal of indexing and abstracting. It then describes how these things have traditionally been manifested. Third, it outlines how the goals of indexing and abstract can be implemented through the exploitation of computer technology. Finally, it describes some ways computers can be used even more to go beyond traditional indexing and abstracting to provide services against texts. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2004-02-14 single unit Really Rudimentary Catalog Infomotions, Inc., 2004-02-14. en-US This text describes the purpose of the Really Rudumentary Catalog, ponders the usefulness of library catalogs in general, and finally outlines the technology behind this catalog's implementation. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2009-03-28 single unit Open source software: Controlling your computing environment Infomotions, Inc., 2009-03-28. en-US Open source software (OSS) -- free to use, reuse, study, modify, and distribute -- is quickly being adopted by libraries today. From office productivity suites such as OpenOffice to library-specific applications such as an integrated library system, "next generation" library catalogs and Firefox extensions. Open source software has a lot to offer libraries. This session looks at the many types of OSS available, how libraries are making use of it, and how it can be exploited in order to control your local computing environment. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2004-06-18 single unit Portal implementation issues and challenges Infomotions, Inc., 2004-06-18. en-US If you think librarianship is about the collection, organization, preservation, and dissemination of information and knowledge, then implementing a library portal will be easy. On the other hand, if you think librarianship is about books, subscriptions, MARC records and AACR2, or integrated library systems -- the physical manifestations of traditional libraries -- then you will have a hard time. This essay outlines some of the challenges of creating a library portal, and in summary, the keys to overcoming the challenges are not technological. The keys are philosophical and interpersonal. Once you have a clear, shared vision of what the portal is intended to accomplish the rest falls into place. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1998-04-17 single unit MyLibrary in your library Infomotions, Inc., 1998-04-17. en-US This piece of fiction describes MyLibrary. It is the first formally published article using the work MyLibrary This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2008-06-10 single unit Introduction to the Catholic Research Resources Alliance Infomotions, Inc., 2008-06-10. en-US This short essay describes the Catholic Research Resources Alliance (CRRA), its purpose, its goals, its functionality, its vision for the future, and some of its existing challenges. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1997-12-12 single unit We love databases! Infomotions, Inc., 1997-12-12. en-US The key to virtual libraries is database technology. When it comes to virtual libraries of Internet resources, there are many options. Depending on the size of your collection, consider the use of your existing OPAC software, ROADS, or a microcomputer-based databased application like FileMaker Pro to manage the resources. This column describes approaches to using each of these database technologies to create virtual libraries of Internet resources. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1997-07-10 single unit Creating user-friendly electronic information systems Infomotions, Inc., 1997-07-10. en-US The future of any automated information systems, let them be World Wide Web servers or online public access catalogs (OPACs), will have to include "interactive assistance" features. This article reviews the definition of information systems, describes the concept of interactive assistance, describes how it relates to information systems, and points out a few prototypical examples. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-02-25 single unit What is the Open Archives Initiative? Infomotions, Inc., 2002-02-25. en-US In a sentence, the Open Archives Initiative (OAI) is a protocol built on top of HTTP designed to distribute, gather, and federate meta data. The protocol is expressed in XML. This article describes the problems the OAI is trying to address and outlines how the OAI system is intended to work. By the end of the article you will be more educated about the OAI and hopefully become inspired to implement your own OAI repository or even become a service provider. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-08-23 single unit SIGIR '99 Infomotions, Inc., 1999-08-23. en-US This text represents the notes I took at SIGIR '99, Berkeley, CA, August 16 - 19, 1999. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-12-01 single unit OAI4: To CERN and Back Again Infomotions, Inc., 2005-12-01. en-US I was fortunate enough to be able to attend the OAI4 conference at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland between October 20 and 22, 2005. This text outlines what I heard and learned there. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2004-05-04 single unit Open source software in libraries Infomotions, Inc., 2004-05-04. en-US This is an essay about open source software and libraries. It outlines what open source software is and is not. It discusses its relationships to the integrated library system. It compares open source software to open access journals and the evolutionary shift academe is experiencing in the world of scholarly communication. Finally, it very briefly reviews select pieces of open source software and describes how they can be used in libraries. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1997-09-10 single unit From Amtrak to Artemia Salina Infomotions, Inc., 1997-09-10. en-US I experienced an interesting information phenomenon this weekend. I would like to share it with you today. It points out the need of integrating computer technology into library services of the future, not simply replacing old technology. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-01-16 single unit Library services and in-house software development Infomotions, Inc., 2006-01-16. en-US This essay outlines two opportunities for the library profession: 1) the increased need for library services and not necessarily library collections, and 2) the ability to be leaders in the implementation of services through in-house software development. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2009-03-25 single unit "Next-Generation" Library Catalogs Infomotions, Inc., 2009-03-25. en-US This presentation outlines some of the possibilities for "next-generation" library catalogs. Specifically it describes the technology behind these applications, enumerates ways they can exploit sets of globally networked computers, and posits opportunities for new and improved services within and around them. Librarianship has traditionally been about collection, preservation, organization, and re-distribution. These over-arching goals are still relevant in today's environment, but the methods the profession can use to achieve them is changing. The venerable library catalog and the thing it seems to be morphing into is just one example. This presentation brings together the how's and why's of this issue. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1996-04-12 single unit Cataloging Internet Resources: A Beginning Infomotions, Inc., 1996-04-12. en-US This presentation (given to the Tennessee Library Association, April 12, 1996, Knoxville, TN) shares the beginnings of the NCSU Libraries attempt to catalog Internet resources and make them available through a WWW interface. The presentation will share how we integrated Tim Kambitsch's' "unnamed" scripts into one of our WWW server enabling us to search our OPAC through a WWW interface. The presentation will describe SID (Simple Internet Database), a program we use to create and maintain the majority of the HTML files on our WWW server. Additionally, a description of how these pieces of software are being integrated into the Alcuin database, a database of Internet resources. Finally, philosophic issues will be raised concerning the cataloging and classification of Internet resources This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-05-13 single unit Ohio Valley Group of Technical Services Librarian Annual Meeting Infomotions, Inc., 2006-05-13. en-US This essay documents some of my experiences at the Ohio Valley Group of Technical Services Librarian Annual Meeting, Bloomington (Indiana), May 11 & 12, 2006. In a sentence, I believe I saw in this meeting a turning point -- a point where most technical services things were about digital instead of analog. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-01-21 single unit OCKHAM@Emory (January, 2003) Infomotions, Inc., 2003-01-21. en-US This is the briefest of travel logs describing my experiences at Emory University discussing the ideas of OCKHAM. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-02-03 single unit DAIAD Goes to Ann Arbor Infomotions, Inc., 2003-02-03. en-US The Digital Access and Information Architecture Department (DAIAD) went to visit the University of Michigan libraries between January 27 - 28, 2003 to network and learn how they do some of their work. This text outlines our experiences there. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-11-29 single unit Whirlwind in Windsor surrounding integrated library systems: My symposium notes Infomotions, Inc., 2006-11-29. en-US On November 15 Rob Fox and I attended a symposium at the University of Windsor on the topic of integrated library systems. This text documents my experiences, and in a sentence, the symposium re-enforced much of what I had already thought regarding next generation library catalogs and at the same time it brought much more depth to the issue than I had previously given it. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-05-19 single unit DLF in Chicago Infomotions, Inc., 2002-05-19. en-US This travel log documents my experiences at the Digital Library Federation Spring Forum, Chicago, IL, May 2002. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-03-29 single unit IESR/OCKHAM in Manchester Infomotions, Inc., 2005-03-29. en-US This text documents my experiences at a joint IESR/OCKHAM meeting in Manchester, UK, March 2-5, 2005. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2008-05-03 single unit Next Generation Data Format Infomotions, Inc., 2008-05-03. en-US In the United States library catalogs traditionally use the MARC standard for bibliographic records. Many questions revolve around the future of MARC and how it interacts with other metadata standards such as Dublin Core, MODS, and VRA Core. This presentation explores these and other issues related to the next generation catalog. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-05-24 single unit Short visit to CRL Infomotions, Inc., 2005-05-24. en-US This is the tiniest of travel logs describing a trip to the Center for Research Libraries (CRL). This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2004-10-20 single unit Open access publishing Infomotions, Inc., 2004-10-20. en-US This essay outlines the history and development of open access publishing from the author's perspective, and it advocates librarians take a more active role in making open access publishing a norm for facilitating scholarly communication as opposed to an exception. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-02-23 single unit Getting started with XML: A workshop Infomotions, Inc., 2003-02-23. en-US This is the home page for Getting Started With XML, a manual/workbook about XML. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-06-28 single unit American Library Association Annual Meeting, 2006 Infomotions, Inc., 2006-06-28. en-US The American Library Association Annual Meeting of 2007 took place in New Orleans (June 23-27), and this is my travel log. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1998-04-01 single unit Access control in libraries Infomotions, Inc., 1998-04-01. en-US This article is about access control in libraries, a rather new idea. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-01-07 single unit Systems administration requires people skills Infomotions, Inc., 1999-01-07. en-US In the future, people responsible for the maintenance of a library's computer hardware and software will have learned to incorporate the principles and practices of librarianship with the principles and practices of systems administration. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1998-08-05 single unit Different type of distance education Infomotions, Inc., 1998-08-05. en-US By transporting computers and the necessary networking hardware to remote sites, two library systems (the St. Louis County Library and the South Central Regional Library Council) are able to better serve the training needs of their staff. This column describes these similar, yet different, approaches to training librarians. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-04-26 single unit USAIN Annual Conference 1995: A travel log Infomotions, Inc., 1995-04-26. en-US The United States Agriculture Information Network (USAIN) held its 1995 Annual Meeting in Lexington, KY, April 26-29. While I was not able to attend the entire conference, this travel log documents the events I was able to attend. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2008-03-14 single unit Open Library Developer's Meeting: One Web Page for Every Book Ever Published Infomotions, Inc., 2008-03-14. en-US I attended an Open Library Developers Meeting on Friday, February 29, 2008 in San Franciscos Presidio, and this travel log outlines my experiences there. In a sentence, it was one of the more inspiring meetings I ever attended. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-03-08 single unit Languaging '99 Infomotions, Inc., 1999-03-08. en-US This a brief travel log describing my experiences of Languaging '99 at the University of North Texas (UNT), in Denton, TX, March 4-6, 1999. This was the first literature/linguistics conference I've ever attended. The text is intermingled with images I saw along the way. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-03-14 single unit Zagreb, Croatia: A travel log Infomotions, Inc., 2006-03-14. en-US This entry outlines some of my experiences while attending a library conference in Zagreb (Croatia) March 2 - 5, 2006. From what I saw, librarianship in Croatia is similar to librarianship in the United States except the profession does not seem to be graying. From a cultural point of view, Croatia is a mixture of old and new providing opportunities for a great deal of diversity. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1997-08-10 single unit Unique collections and Fahrenheit 451 Infomotions, Inc., 1997-08-10. en-US With the advent of globally networked computers and digitizing equipment, libraries can now provide more and better access to their special collections and considering the current economic milieu where information is readily bought, sold, and licienced, this may be the only future for libraries. This future may end up looking very much like the conclusion to Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-07-15 single unit Marketing through usability Infomotions, Inc., 1999-07-15. en-US One of the best forms of marketing the technology of your library is word of mouth. One of the best ways to get word of mouth marketing is to provide "usable" products and services. There are many different articulations for usability including ergonomics, human computer interaction, and user centered design. This column describes usability and how it relates to the future of library service. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-03-31 single unit Introduction to World Wide Web Servers Infomotions, Inc., 1995-03-31. en-US This essay, presented to MUGLNC, March 31, 1995 briefly discusses the following items: 1) some background about the World Wide Web (WWW), 2) three qualities of well constructed information systems, and 3) possible uses of WWW servers for libraries. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-12-01 single unit Today's digital information landscape Infomotions, Inc., 2007-12-01. en-US The main point of this lecture is to bring home a single idea, namely, the what of library and information science has not changed so much as the how. Libraries are still about the processes of collection, preservation, organization, dissemination, and sometimes evaluation of data and information. While the mediums, environments, and tools have dramatically changed, the problems and services the profession addresses remain the same. If we focus on our broader goals -- see the forest from the trees -- then the profession's future is bright offering us many opportunities. If we focus too much on the particulars, then libraries and librarians will be seen as increasingly irrelevant. The following examples will hopefully make this clear. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1994-11-04 single unit Opportunities for technical services staff Infomotions, Inc., 1994-11-04. en-US This presentation, made to the New York Technical Services Librarians Fall Dinner Meeting (Friday, November 4, 1994), first describes Mr. Serials, a process for systematically collecting, organizing, archiving, indexing, and disseminating electronic journals. Second, the presentation describes uses of World Wide Web (WWW) servers in libraries. Finally, the presentation describes how these two technologies can be assimilated into traditional library services and how technical services staff have an integral part in this assimilation process. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-09-25 single unit Teaching a new dog old tricks Infomotions, Inc., 1995-09-25. en-US Teaching a New Dog Old Tricks is an instruction manual describing how to create and manage Macintosh-based World Wide Web servers. After providing a bit of background about the World Wide Web, this book describes how to: 1) effectively use and enhance your World Wide Web browsers, 2) install and maintain MacHTTP, 3) write hypertext markup language documents, 4) enhance your server with imagemaps and common gateway scripts, and 5) organize and provide searching services for your server. This book is intended for the person who wants to disseminate information on the Internet including persons in government, education, and industry. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-05-18 single unit first monday on a tuesday: a travel log Infomotions, Inc., 2006-05-18. en-US This is a brief travel log documenting my experiences at the First Monday Conference "FM10 Openness: Code, science, and content" (May 15-17, 2006). In a sentence, the day I attended (Tuesday, May 16) the conference's papers described policy and theory regarding open content, open licenses, and open science. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1998-08-18 single unit Eric visits Savannah Infomotions, Inc., 1998-08-18. en-US This is the simplest of travel logs documenting my trip to Armstrong Atlantic State University (AASU) in Savannah, GA to attend the Southern DRA User's Group Meeting, August 6-7, 1998. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-06-18 single unit Top Tech Trends for ALA 2006; "Sum" pontifications Infomotions, Inc., 2006-06-18. en-US This is a list of top technology trends in libraries my very small and cloudy crystal ball shows to me. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2005-03-29 single unit So you want a new website Infomotions, Inc., 2005-03-29. en-US This text outlines the process the University Libraries of Notre Dame used to redesign its website. It includes a presentation of the various assessment activities utilized (surveys, focus group interviews, usability studies). It also includes a description of how the libraries articulated a vision for the website and a strategic plan. Finally, the text describes some of the retrospective conversion processes we had to implement in order to make things usable and consistent. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1997-11-10 single unit Computer literacy for librarians Infomotions, Inc., 1997-11-10. en-US The tools of the trade are your brain, your peers, and your computer. When it comes to your brain you have to know how to think. Think creatively. Think systematically. When it comes to the second tool, "No man in an island" and "two heads are better than one" speak for themselves. Computers provide the most powerful means for implementing the ideas created by the interaction of Tool #1 and Tool #2. Librarianship requires the mastering of all three tools in order to do quality work. You expect a surgeon to be a master at using a scalple. You wouldn't hire a carpenter who didn't know how to expertly use a hammer. In today's world, why would anybody trust a librarian, whose profession is about information and knowledge, who didn't know how to master a computer? This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-10-31 single unit Success of Open Source by Steven Weber: A book review Infomotions, Inc., 2007-10-31. en-US Using Linux as its primary example, The Success of Open Source by Steven Weber details the history, process, motivations, and possible long-term effects of open source software (OSS). This scholarly yet easy-to-read, well-written, and provocative book is worth the time of anybody who wants to understand how open source software is effecting information technology. It describes how the process of open source software may effect business & economics, methods of governance, and concepts of intellectual property. It is also a great read for those of us librarians who desire to play a role in the building of next generation library catalogs and other library-related information systems. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-06-06 single unit ALA 1995 Annual Conference: A Mini-Travel Log Infomotions, Inc., 1995-06-06. en-US This is a tiny travel log of ALA '95 This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1998-11-27 single unit Communication is the key to our success Infomotions, Inc., 1998-11-27. en-US The ultimate purpose of intranets is to facilitate communication. Unfortunately, present practice tends to use computer technology (ie. intranets, groupware, interactive media, or email) as the sole conduit for communication. Astute librarians will come to realize that these technologies do not replace older means of communication like face-to-face meetings, telephones, or newsletters, but supplement the communications process. Communication is the key to a librarians success and using computer technology is just one way to achieve this goal. Hopefully, future librarians will be less enamored with the "kewl" things computers can do and spend more time using computers to provide the sorts of services the profession and our clientele require. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-06-15 single unit Sum Top Tech Trends for the Summer of 2007 Infomotions, Inc., 2007-06-15. en-US Listed here are "sum" trends I see Library Land. They are presented in no particular order. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-07-05 single unit American Library Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, 2002 Infomotions, Inc., 2002-07-05. en-US This text documents my experiences at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Meeting held in Atlanta, GA, June 14-17, 2002. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1992-03-21 single unit MicroPhone scripts for searching MEDLARS Infomotions, Inc., 1992-03-21. en-US Scripts written with Microphone (a communications program for Macintosh and DOS-based computers) can greatly simplify searching the MEDLARS family of databases. (MEDLARS is an acronym for medical literature analysis and retrieval system. It includes the files MEDLINE, its backfiles, HEALTH, et cetera.) This article describes some of the scripts the author has written and explains how they can be used to improve your searching techniques. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-11-27 single unit Thinking outside the books: A Travel log Infomotions, Inc., 2006-11-27. en-US This travel log outlines some of my experiences at a conference in Harrisburg (Pennsylvania) entitled Think outside the books: Creating the customer-driven library hosted by PALINET in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Office of Commonwealth Libraries, October 23-24, 2006. In a sentence, the conference was a joy to attend and it was interesting see how the concept of a "next generation" library catalog is being manifested. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1996-05-31 single unit ListWebber II Infomotions, Inc., 1996-05-31. en-US ListWebber provides the means for searching LISTSERV and ListProcessor lists while reducing the need to know their searching syntax. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-10-05 single unit DBMs and Web Delivery Infomotions, Inc., 1999-10-05. en-US This presentation, DBMs and Web Delivery, compares and contrasts three database applications and describes how their content can be made available on the Web. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-04-04 single unit Mass digitization (again) Infomotions, Inc., 2006-04-04. en-US I recently attended a symposium surrounding the topic of mass digitization, and this blog entry summarizes my person observations from the event. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-08-24 single unit CAP '99 Infomotions, Inc., 1999-08-24. en-US This text documents my attendance in CAP (Computers and Philosophy) 99 at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, August 5-7, 1999. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-09-10 single unit Implementing "Light-weight Reference Models" in MyLibrary Infomotions, Inc., 2002-09-10. en-US This text describes how a particular portal application -- MyLibrary -- is implementing a few "light-weight reference models" as described by OCKHAM. This presentation illustrates how some of this is being implemented and solicits input from the audience on how the process can be improved as well as what steps should be taken next. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1998-11-27 single unit Imagine, if only we had... Infomotions, Inc., 1998-11-27. en-US Recently, during one of those national conferences, I got together with a number of my old library friends over dinner. I admit it. We talked shop. Conversation turned to speculation on what we could do if only we had this, that, or the other thing. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1996-12-13 single unit See You See A Librarian Final Report Infomotions, Inc., 1996-12-13. en-US This is the final report of the See You See A Librarian Project. In a sentence, the Project was a qualified success. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2006-06-02 single unit Next generation library catalog Infomotions, Inc., 2006-06-02. en-US This text outlines an idea for a next generation library catalog. In two sentences, this catalog is not really a catalog at all but more like a tool designed to make it easier for students to learn, teachers to instruct, and scholars to do research. It provides its intended audience with a more effective means for finding and using data and information. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1994-11-02 single unit Email.cgi version 5.0.3 Infomotions, Inc., 1994-11-02. en-US The purpose of email.cgi is to extract the contents of an HTML form and send those contents to one or more email addresses. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1999-07-09 single unit Catalogs of the future Infomotions, Inc., 1999-07-09. en-US In order to keep up with our user's expectations, library catalogs of the future will be more interactive and provide value added services against their contents. This column elaborates on this idea and uses the Alex Catalogue of Electronic Texts as an example. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2002-03-19 single unit ASIS & T 2002 Information Architecture Summit: Refining the craft Infomotions, Inc., 2002-03-19. en-US This text documents my experiences at the ASIS&T 2002 Information Architecture Summit, March 15-17, 2002, Baltimore, MD. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2004-09-02 single unit OCKHAM in Corvallis, OR Infomotions, Inc., 2004-09-02. en-US This is brief travel log documenting an OCKHAM meeting on Corvallis, OR, August 26 - 28, 2004. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-02-11 single unit Open Repositories, 2007: A Travelogue Infomotions, Inc., 2007-02-11. en-US This text documents my experiences at the Open Repositories 2007 conference, January 22-26, San Antonio (Texas). In a sentence I learned two things: 1) institutional repository software such as Fedora, DSpace, and EPrints are increasingly being used for more than open access publishing efforts, and 2) the Web Services API of Fedora makes it relatively easy for developers using any programming language to interface with the underlying core. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-04-02 single unit WebEdge: A travel log Infomotions, Inc., 1995-04-02. en-US WebEdge, the first Macintosh WWW Developer's Conference was held at Apple Computer Assistance Center, Austin, TX April 2-4, 1995. This text is a travel log of my attendance at that conference. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-02-06 single unit Usability for the Web: Designing Web sites that work Infomotions, Inc., 2003-02-06. en-US This is a book review of Usability for the Web: Designing Web Sites That Work by Tom Brinck, Darren Gergle, and Scott D. Wood (San Francisco: Morgan Kaufmann, 2002). The book is a how-to guide. It describes methods and techniques for designing websites with the assumption that the principles of usability are pervasive throughout. This book is not about HTML. It is a book about the concepts and principles surrounding the organization, creation, and design of interfaces to data and information presented via a Web browser. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2009-08-13 single unit Web-scale discovery indexes and "next generation" library catalogs Infomotions, Inc., 2009-08-13. en-US This essay outlines a definition of "Web-scale" discovery indexes and describes how they are interrelated with the ideas of "next generation" library catalogs. It was originally created for webcast called "Returning the Researcher to the Library: Defining Web-Scale Discovery" sponsored by Serials Solutions and Library Journal. A subset of these remarks are also available as a set of Powerpoint slides. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2004-07-17 single unit Introduction to Search/Retrieve URL Service (SRU) Infomotions, Inc., 2004-07-17. en-US This article is an introduction to the "brother and sister" Web Service protocols named Search/Retrieve Web Service (SRW) and Search/Retrieve URL Service (SRU) with an emphasis on the later. More specifically, the article outlines the problems SRW/U are intended to solve, the similarities and differences between SRW and SRU, the complimentary nature of the protocols with OAI-PMH, and how SRU is being employed in a sponsored NSF grant called OCKHAM to facilitate an alerting service. The article is seasoned with a bit of XML and Perl code to illustrate the points. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1998-04-15 single unit Becoming a 600-pound gorilla Infomotions, Inc., 1998-04-15. en-US Just like corporations who are forming alliances between themselves to create bigger and better organizations, libraries must continue to strengthen consortiums between themselves and other institutions for the purposes of resource sharing. The key to success in these ventures is communication and your ability for interpersonal organization. If you have these skills, then you too can become a 600-pound gorilla sitting just about anywhere you want. At the very least you will have more control over your economic, information, and computing resource environments. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1997-04-17 single unit Evaluating Index Morganagus Infomotions, Inc., 1997-04-17. en-US This article describes Index Morganagus, a full-text index of library-related electronic serials. First, it describes why the Index was created. It goes on to give an overview of Harvest, the technology that collects, indexes, and provides access to the serials. The article outlines how the process was automated using the combination of a database application (FileMaker Pro) and various "glue" scripts (both AppleScript and Perl). It provides an analysis of the service's log files shedding light on usage patterns and librarian search behavior. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-10-29 single unit Catalog Collectivism: XC and the Future of Library Search Infomotions, Inc., 2007-10-29. en-US Collections without services are useless, and services without collections are empty. The future of library search lies between these two statements. It is about making search smarter and putting search within the context of the user. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2007-02-23 single unit Wise crowds with long tails Infomotions, Inc., 2007-02-23. en-US It is almost trite to be quoted as saying, "The Internet has fundamentally changed the ways libraries do business", but these changes are still manifesting themselves in ways we still do not fully understand. Thus, consider taking advantage of the "wise crowds with long tails" in your strategic planning. Put another way, this posting is a dual book review and commentary on The Wisdom of Crowds by James Surowiecki and The Long Tail by Chris Anderson. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1996-11-14 single unit Readability, browsability, searchability plus assistance Infomotions, Inc., 1996-11-14. en-US In order to be useful, any information must be readable, browsable, and searchable. With increasing size and complexity of today's information systems, interactive user assistance is becoming a necessary feature as well. This essay outlines these qualities so you, as an information system manager, can incorporate them into your products and services. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 1995-04-22 single unit Internet for Anthropologists Infomotions, Inc., 1995-04-22. en-US This text is a written version of the presentation given to the Association of North Carolina Anthropologists (ANCA) at the North Carolina State University Libraries April 22, 1995. Its purpose is to provide an overview of the Internet (specifically the World Wide Web) and what it can mean for anthropologists. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2003-09-17 single unit Open source software in libraries: A workshop Infomotions, Inc., 2003-09-17. en-US This site is a part of a hands-on workshop for teaching people in libraries about open source software. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2008-11-02 single unit Next-Generation Library Catalogues: A Presentation at Libraries Australia Infomotions, Inc., 2008-11-02. en-US The environment of globally networked and commodity priced computers has significantly altered the information landscape. Libraries, once a central player in this environment, have seen their "market share" dwindle. This presentation outlines one way this situation can be turned around, specifically, by re-inventing the definition of the venerable library catalogue. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. Electronic Resource Infomotions, Inc 2004-10-08 single unit Symposium on open access and digital preservation Infomotions, Inc., 2004-10-08. en-US This text documents my experiences at the Symposium on open access and digital preservation, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, October 2, 2004. This text is distributed under the GNU Public License. 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transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 DLC transform-tool:2015-04-27-T11:00:00 Summary This essay outlines what Web Services are and why you, as a librarian, should care. Summary Ties That Bind: Converging Communitites was a conference held at Apple Computer, Inc. in Cupertino, CA, May 2-5, 1995. The purpose of the conference was to share problems and solutions surrounding the creation and maintaince of community networks. This text is a travel log of my experiences there. Summary The goals of this workshop are to describe the functionality of MyLibrary, demonstrate a number of ways it can be used, and make participants more aware additional venues for creating and maintaining digital libraries. At the end of the workshop participants will be able to: describe what MyLibrary can and can not do, design a faceted classification system, understand how to use the MyLibrary API to create digital library collections and implement digital library services, outline a process of harvesting OAI content into a MyLibrary instance, as well as outline methods to syndicate MyLibrary content. Summary How will we, the library profession, build the "next generation" library catalog, and to what degree will the process include vendor support and open source software? Summary This is an introduction to open source software in libraries, with descriptions of a variety of software packages and successful library projects. But before we get to the software itself, I want to describe the principles and techniques of open source software (OSS) and explain why I advocate the adoption of OSS in the implementation of library services and collections. Summary Simple HTML Editor (S H E) is just that, a simple editor for creating hypertext markup language (HTML) documents. It is in the form of a HyperCard stack, and therefore, it requires HyperCard or HyperCard Player, as well as a Macintosh. Summary In our profession, sometimes the question is more important than the answer. This column explores ways to better articulate methods for devising search strategies in a globally networked computing environment. Summary This is short travel log based on my experiences at the Tennessee Library Association annual meeting held in Knoxville, TN, April 11-13, 1996. Summary This text documents my experiences at the Gateways and Electronic Publishing Conference held a the University of New Brunswick, Fredricton, New Brunswick, Canada, October 22-25, 1995. Summary This is an unordered list of "top tech trends" from Library Land. Summary Proactive services and bits of direct marketing are ways libraries of the present can retain a foothold in the future. Summary The other day someone asked me about how we here at Notre Dame managed a team of 28+ members in regards to our one-year institutional digital repository pilot project (www.library.nd.edu/idr). I did my best to address their questions, and I thought I would copy my reply below. It might prove useful in your setting. (Then again, it might not.) Summary On February 8-9, 2007 I had the opportunity to visit the University of Rochester River Campus and meet with a number of very smart people to discuss a thing called XC (eXtensible Catalog, extensiblecatalog.info). This travel log documents the experience. Summary The text describes MyLibrary@NCState, an extensible implementation of a user-centered, customizable interface to a library's collection of information resources. The system integrates principles of librarianship with globably networked computing resources creating a dynamic, customer-driven front-end to any library's set of materials. It supports a framework for libraries to provide enhanced access to local and remote sets of data, information, and knowledge. At the same, it does not overwhelm its users with too much information because the users control exactly how much information is displayed to them at any given time. The system is active and not passive; direct human interaction, computer mediated guidance and communication technologies, as well as current awareness services all play indispensible roles in its implementation. The system is accessible to anybody at the following URL: http://my.lib.ncsu.edu. Summary This text compares and contrasts the features and functionality of various open source indexers: freeWAIS-sf, Harvest, Ht://Dig, Isite/Isearch, MPS, SWISH, WebGlimpse, and Yaz/Zebra. As the size of information systems increase so does the necessity of providing searchable interfaces to the underlying data. Indexing content and implementing an HTML form to search the index is one way to accomplish this goal, but all indexers are not created equal. This case study enumerates the pluses and minuses of various open source indexers currently available and makes recommendations on which indexer to use for what purposes. Finally, this case study will make readers aware that good search interfaces alone to not make for good information systems. Good information systems also require consistently applied subject analysis and well structured data. Summary This HyperCard/MicroPhone combination was the beginings of an expert system design to help users of the NCSU Libraries facilitate their learning, teaching, and scholarlship. Summary This is brief travel log outlining my experiences at the Ontario Library Association Annual Meeting 2002, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Summary The purpose of this article is to demystify the MARC record and list a short HyperCard script that translates a MARC record into an easy-to-read format. Furthermore, this article demonstrates that advanced library applications can be created with simple, readily-available tools; with HyperCard and a bit of investigation any librarian can create their own electronic card catalog. Summary On Friday, May 20 I attended the Indiana On-Line Users Group (IOLUG) Spring Program called Marketing your library on the Web, and this text outlines what I learned there. Summary This text documents some of my experiences on a recent trip to OCLC, December 16 - 17, 2002 to discuss Web Services. Summary In the current environment where computers are almost ubiquitously connected to each other and people's expectations regarding access to data and information are increasing, the opportunities for the library profession abound. The challenge lies in learning how to apply them in a networked environment. Summary This article describes the design and implementation of two digital library collections and services using a number of light-weight protocols and open source tools. These protocols and tools include OAI-PMH (Open Archives Initiative-Protocol for Metadata Harvesting), SRU (Search/Retrieve via URL), Perl, MyLibrary, Swish-e, Plucene, ASPELL, and WordNet. More specifically, we describe how these protocols and tools are employed in the Ockham Alerting service and MyLibrary@Ockham. The services are illustrative examples of how the library community can actively contribute to the scholarly communications process by systematically and programmatically collecting, organizing, archiving, and disseminating information freely available on the Internet. Using the same techniques described here, other libraries could expose their own particular content for their specific needs and audiences. Summary Computer technology is improving the access to information for the disabled but the real problem is not necessarily the limitations of technology but it's costs. This column points you toward sets of Internet resources informing you on how you can make your library better prepared for the disabled. It also tries to enforce the understanding that technologies for the disabled assist not only the disabled, but everybody else as well. Libraries of the future will understand this fact and embrace this change not as a hinderance but as an enhancement of service for everybody. Summary The purpose of this article is to articulate how librarians can improve the practices of librarianship by better assimilating the uses of computer technology into the profession's thinking (and "thinquing"). The article accomplishes this goal first by outlining four informal research projects conducted at the North Carolina State University (NCSU) Libraries. It establishes how these projects exemplify the goals of librarianship. Next, the article demonstrates how librarians can use their traditional skill base to provide new and progressive library services while maintaining the traditional principles of the past. Finally, the article describes why these sorts of activities are important to the profession and its growth. Summary This travel log documents a three-legged trip starting in Raleigh on April 14, 1999, going to Worcester, MA to speak for the North Eastern Technical Services Librarians (NETSL), and moving on to Lansing, MI by April 19 to share some ideas about the immediate future of web-based services in libraries to a division of the Michigan Library Association (MLA). Summary This travel log outlines my experiences at a symposium sponsored by the University of Michigan called Scholarship and Libraries in Transition: A Dialog about the Impacts of Mass Digitization Projects, March 10-11, 2006. In short, the symposium facilitated quite a number of presentations and panel discussions about mass digitization. Discussion topics ranged from mass digitization impacts on libraries to possibilities for scholarship to changes in changes in publishing to economic effects to public policy issues. Most of the discussions were framed by the Google Print project, and just about everybody provided their point of view regarding the effect of Google on the academy. Summary This text documents my experiences at the Indiana Library Federation Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, March 24, 2005. Summary As a part of a sponsored National Science Foundation (NSF) grant called Ockham, the University Libraries of Notre Dame implemented a set of SRU modules and scripts written in Perl. This text describes this process in more detail. Summary Early last Fall I had the opportunity to see two influential library personalities speak to the future of librarianship: Reva Basch and Clifford Lynch. In a time when change is the norm, describing the future of anything seems a bit ludicrous. Similarly, planning may seem to be a waste of time. You might say, "How can I make plans when I have no idea what is going to happen in the future?" It may seem ironic, but these are the exact times when planning, specifically strategic planning, is most beneficial. Summary This article describes the Mr. Serials Process. The Mr. Serials Process is a systematic method being applied at the North Carolina State University (NCSU) Libraries for collecting, organizing, archiving, indexing, and disseminating electronic serials. Using readily-available technologies found on the Internet (FTP, WAIS, gopher, HTTP, perl, procmail, email), the Mr. Serials Process has proven an effective means for the management of electronic serials that are consistently formatted and delivered via email. Summary This short essay, originally prepared for a presentation at the 2001 American Library Association Annual Conference in San Francisco, describes my personal experience with open source software and enumerates a number of ways open source software can be used in libraries to provide better library service. The essay does this in three ways. First, it reflects on the similarities of gift cultures, open source software development, and librarianship. Second, it describes the present evolution of email.cgi, an open source software application I support, and MyLibrary@NCState, a portal application designed for libraries. Third, it summarizes very recent comments from the OSS4Lib mailing list calling for more proactive activities in the library community. Summary This article examines some of the issues surrounding the organization and classification of digital resources. It does this in three parts. First, it provides a general overview of the types of digital resoruces libraries can collect, organize, preserve, and provide access to. Second, it examines some of the philosophical and pragmatic considerations involved in defining the universe of digital resources. Third, it describes an informal research project (the Alcuin Project of the North Carolina State University Libraries) whose goal is to put into practice some solutions to the issues outlined above. Summary In the news recently has been talk about Google's "my library", well, don't hesitate to visit the "original" MyLibrary, now hosted at http://mylibrary.library.nd.edu. Summary This article reviews a number of open source XML applications and systems including editors, validators, native XML databases, and publishing systems; to describe how some of these tools have been combined by the author to create a specific system for a specific need. An overview of XML is provided, a number of open source XML applications/systems are reviewed, and a system created by the author using some of these tools is described. The open source tools for working with XML are maturing, and they provide the means for the library profession to easilyh publish library content on the Internet using open standards. XML provides an agreed upon way of turning data into information. The result is non-proprietary and application independent. Open source software operates under similar principles. An understanding and combination of these technologies can assist the library profession in meeting its goals in this era of globally networked computers and changing user expectations. Summary This fifty minute class is an introduction to usability and user-centered design. Answers to the following questions will be outlined: 1) what is usability?, 2) what is user-centered design?, 3) what is usability testing? Summary This column describes my experience to date with the dynamic creation and use of ebook data for Newton MessagePads, PalmPilot personal digital assistants, NuvoMedia's Rocket eBook, and SoftBook Press's SoftBook Reader. In a sentence, ebook technology effectively provides the means for reading electronic texts on portable devices but the functionality of these devices is not necessarily a superset of the functionality of print on paper; the functionality and business models of ebooks and traditional print media overlap. Summary After more than ten years of listening and watching the library-related open source software, a number of things have changed. This presentation outlines some of those changes as well as outlines some of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of open source software. The presentation ends some ideas for a "next generation" library catalog -- services against texts. Summary This is going to be one of my briefer travel logs, a description of my experiences at the MCN Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, November 5-8, 2003. Summary This travel log documents my experiences at the first Institute on Scholarly Communication (July 12-14, 2006) facilitated by both ARL and ACRL. In a sentence, the Institute was a workshop aimed at helping librarians advance scholarly communication in a networked environment. For the most part I believe the Institute was a success, but its benefits are difficult to measure. Summary This essay outlines the definition of expert systems, describes how this definition has been applied to reference librarianship, and suggests future directions of study. Summary This text chronicles my experiences at the European Conference on Digital Libraries, September 11-15, 2004, Bath, England. Summary On October 26, 2007 the University Libraries of Notre Dame sponsored a "mini-symposium" entitled Dr. Strangelove, or How We Learned to Live with Google. The purpose of the symposium was to discuss issues of librarianship considering an environment of globally networked computers and radically changing user expectations. It was an education process designed to enable the library faculty and staff to ask questions, reflect on the experience of others, and ultimately be better educated when technological systems present themselves as solutions to some of the profession's challenges. This text reports on the content of the symposium and offers a number of personal observations. Summary The ability to create your own index of electronic texts is an ability frequently under-utilized in Library Land. Its a shame since the creation of your own indexes empowers you to create focused, customizable information services that would otherwise wait for a commercial vendor to provide, maybe. This column describes what indexing is and why it should be an integral part of your information services. Second, this column reviews a number of free, Unix-based indexing systems: freewais-sf, Harvest, SWISH-E, and ht://Dig. Summary This is a travel log documenting by experiences at Emory University to discuss a concept coined OCKHAM (Open Community Knowledge Hypermedia Administration and Metadata), May 3, 2002. The purpose of OCKHAM is to articulate and design a set of "light weight reference models" for creating and maintaining digital library services and collections. Summary This article describes how to implement TCP/IP communications with HyperCard in three steps. First, it briefly examines the tools used to access information resources available through the Internet. Second, it outlines the necessary hardware and software requirements to make TCP/IP communications happen on a Macintosh. Third, it illustrates the implementation process with two stacks: Mini-Atlas and ListManager. Summary The purpose of the webliography is to collect, organize, and disseminate pointers to information and examples of user-driven and customizable interfaces to sets of Internet resources -- portals. Pointers to Internet directories or search engines that are not user-driven and/or customizable are not included here. Summary This article describes a pilot project being implemented in the Libraries called MyLibrary, a Web-based portal application intended to make information easier to find, easier to get, and to improve communication. Summary This, Pointers 4 Searching, Searching 4 Pointers, is an annotated bibliography (webliography). Its purpose is to provide you with starting points for methods and strategies for using the Internet to find academic information as well as become familiar with the advantages/disadvantages and strengths/weaknesses of Internet searching. Summary The library profession is at a cross roads. Computer technology coupled with the Internet have changed the way content is created, maintained, evaluated, and distributed. While the core principles of librarianship (collection, organization, preservation, and dissemination) are still very much apropos to the current milieu, the exact tasks of the profession are not as necessary as they once were. What is a librarian to do? In my opinion, there are three choices: 1) creating services against content as opposed to simply providing access to it, 2) curating collections that are unique to our local institutions, or 3) providing sets of services that are a combination of #1 and #2. This presentation elaborates on these ideas and demonstrates some of the possibilities. Summary In this environment where disintermediation seems to be increasingly common, it is ironic people also expect personalized service. Libraries are experiencing dilemma when it comes to providing many of their services. On one hand fewer people are coming into libraries to access traditional reference services, and at the same time they are expecting interfaces to library content to be "smarter" and more user-centered. How can libraries meet these seemingly contradictory expectations? The answer is not too difficult as long as we: 1) learn how to take better advantage of computer technology to implement our ideas, and 2) re-examine the definition and purpose of patron privacy. This presentation will elaborate on these ideas and demonstrate a few ways they might be implemented. Summary This one-page essay outlines what open source software (OSS) is and how it can be applied to some of the computer-related problems facing libraries. In short, it characterizes open source software as a community-driven process, describes it as free as a free kitten, compares it to the principles of librarianship, and finally, outlines how it can be exploited to develop next generation library catalogs. Summary This is a list of my Top Technology Trends for the 2005 ALA Annual Meeting. Summary This text documents my experiences at Access 2002 in Windsor, Ontario, October 21-23, 2002. The annual Access conference is Canadian in bent and brings together the more computer technologically minded people from all types of libraries -- academic, public, government, etc. What follows are my notes from many of the presentations. Summary This, the tiniest of essays, first outlines the fundamental structure of MyLibrary 3.x. It then describes how a database like MyLibrary could be used as a part of a "next generation" library catalogue, maybe. Summary This is the smallest of small travel logs to Duke University. Summary SRW/U is an acronym for Search/Retrieve via the Web or URL and you might want to think of it as Sonne of Z39.50 sans the federated searching. Summary This travel log documents my experiences that the 10th European Conference on Digital Libraries, Alicante (Spain), September 18-20, 2006. In a sentence, the conference did not present very many surprises, it was an opportunity to strengthen relationships, and I met a few new people along the way. This is a good conference to attend at least once every other year to learn some of the latest research developments in digital libraries. Summary A "next generation" library catalog starts with the idea of traditional library catalog and expands it meet the changing expectations of library patrons. Summary This is a short story describing a vision of librarianship in the future. Summary This travel log documents my experience at the 6th European Conference on Digital Libraries (ECDL), Rome, Italy, September 16-18, 2002. In a sentence, this conference, attended by mostly university computer science faculty, facilitated the sharing of digital library research ideas and experimental results. For more information about the Conference, see: http://ecdl2002.iei.pi.cnr.it/ Summary HyperNote Pro is a HyperCard stack used to annotate text. It can also create true hypertext links between itself and other documents or applications. Summary Being innovative in using technology with little money and staff is not a difficult thing. Summary This text outlines my experiences at the Joint Conference on Digital Libraries Annual Conference in Chapel Hill (North Carolina), June 12-14, 2006. In a sentence, the Conference was a nice mix of formal and informal discussions surrounding digital research library topics, and it was also nice to see a large number of familiar faces. The conference's content presented few surprises. Summary This essay advocates the addition of bibliographic records describing Internet-based electronic serials and Internet resources in general to library online public access catalogs (OPAC), addresses a few implications of this proposition, and finally, suggests a few solutions to accomplish this goal. Summary The other day I was asked Someone about ways they could move from reference type of work to more systems sort of work in libraries. I was happy to share my thoughts on the topic, and below is what I said. Summary This presentation describes what open source is and what role it can play in libraries, all in thirty minutes. On my mark. Get set. Go! Summary Open source software (OSS) is not a panacea; it will not cure all problems computer. On the other hand, it does provide the library profession with enumerable opportunities as long as we are willing to pay a few expenses. This essay elaborates on these ideas by: 1) outlining what open source software is, 2) describing how its principles are similar to the principles of librarianship, and 3) enumerating a number of open source software applications. By the end it is hoped you will be have a better understanding of what open source can and cannot do for libraries. You will be better able to discuss topics related to open source software with "techies". Finally, and probably most importantly, you will have learned the definition of "free" in the context of open source. Summary This article describes a digital library framework and toolkit called MyLibrary. At its heart, MyLibrary is designed to create relationships between information resources and people. To this end, MyLibrary is made up of essentially four parts: 1) information resources, 2) patrons, 3) librarians, and 4) a set of locally-defined, institution-specific facet/term combinations interconnecting the first three. On another level, MyLibrary is a set of object-oriented Perl modules intended to read and write to a specifically shaped relational database. Used in conjunction with other computer applications and tools, MyLibrary provides a way to create and support digital library collections and services. Librarians and developers can use MyLibrary to create any number of digital library applications: full-text indexes to journal literature, a traditional library catalog complete with circulation, a database-driven website, an institutional repository, an image database, etc. The article describes each of these points in greater detail. Summary This page documents my experiences at the WILS' World 95 Conference held in Madison, Wisconsin, June 13-14, 1995. Summary Now, more than ever, libraries are no longer the center of the information universe. While us librarians never truly had a monopoly on information, our "market share", especially with the advent of globally networked computers, has dwindled considerably. Put another way, there are many more people and institutions providing information services today than even five years ago. Consequently, it behooves us to think more aggressively about marketing our information and knowledge products and services if we expect to be around in the future. Summary This is a combined book review of Information Architecture for the World Wide Web by Louis Rosenfeld and Peter Morville as well Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web by Christina Wodtke. In a sentence, these two books define and describe information architecture and explain how to put its principles into practice. Summary This article describes and illustrates the use of three Macintosh tools that can be used to extend HTML for the purposes of creating dynamic and client-specific HTML documents. These three tools are a server application (Intercon's InterServer Publisher) and two common gateway interface scripts (Tim Endres's HTPL and Maxum Development's NetCloak). Summary Things open abound. Open source software. Open access publishing. The open archives initiative. OpenURL. Some of these things are fundamental to the inner workings of the Internet. Others are a natural consequence of it. Some groups of people believe in things open with an almost religious fervor. At the other end of the spectrum are some people who see the same things as a drain on intellectual property. The key to progress lies in a middle ground. This presentation describes all things open in greater detail, elaborates on how they affect librarianship, and finally demonstrates some of their applicability in librarianship. Summary This short essay defines systems librarianship. Summary Assume 51% of your library collections were locally available as full-text. How would such a thing change the processes of librarianship? We have only just begun to explore the possibilities for our profession if our content were freely available over a network. Imagine the existence of freely available, full-text versions of most of our books and journal articles. The things we could do and the services we could provide expand to fill the sky. Summary This paper overviews the World-Wide Web (frequently abbreviated as "W3," "WWW," or the "Web") and related systems and standards. First, it introduces Web concepts and tools and describes how they fit together to form a coherent whole, including the client/server model of computing, the Uniform Resource Locator (URL), selected Web client and server programs, the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), the HyperText Markup Language (HTML), selected HTML converters and editors, and Common Gateway Interface (CGI) scripts. Second, it discusses strategies for organizing Web information. Finally, it advocates the direct involvement of librarians in the development of Web information resources. Summary This text describes a TEI publishing system I created to disseminate my writings. Summary The goal of the presentation is to describe three qualities (readability, browsability, and searchability) of useful information systems and outline how they can be manifested in World Wide Web servers using HTML, database applications, and the WAIS technologies. Summary This article provide a bit of history regarding MyLibrary and suggests that libraries provide services more from the patrons point of view -- a kind of Copernican Revolution. Summary Through a series of presentations, demonstrations, group exercises, handouts, and video interviews, this one-day workshop will address the issues surrounding the initial development and ongoing maintenance of useful World Wide Web (WWW) servers. Summary It is time to rethink the role of the library catalog. Summary This is a travel log documenting my experiences at the SouthAtlantic Regional Conference of the Special Librarians Association (SLA) entitled Networking 2000 in the Lightsey Conference Center, College of Charleston, Charleston, SC, March 11 - 12, 1999. The text is interspersed with images I saw along the way. Summary This short essay examines more closely the concept of a "gift culture" and how it may or may not be related to librarianship. After this examination and with a few qualifications, I still believe my judgements about open source software and librarianship are true. Open source software development and librarianship have a number of similarities -- both are examples of gift cultures. Summary This text describes a process for creating HTML pages using a database application, an indexer, and PHP -- a cross-platform, open source scripting language especially designed for the Web -- all for the purposes of presenting value-added content. Summary This is a travel log documenting my experiences at the Texas Library Association Annual Meeting, Houston, TX, April 2 - 4, 2003. In summary, the experience broadened and rebalanced my perspective on the definition of librarianship. Summary This is a travel log documenting my experiences at the LITA National Forum, Norfolk, VA, October 3 - 5, 2003. Summary This text proposes a definition Web portal, describes how information architecture plays a critical role in the development of a library's website, and briefly describes one database-driven website application designed for libraries, MyLibrary. Summary This presentation outlines sets of alternative processes for traditional library indexing and abstracting practices. To do this it first describes the apparent goal of indexing and abstracting. It then describes how these things have traditionally been manifested. Third, it outlines how the goals of indexing and abstract can be implemented through the exploitation of computer technology. Finally, it describes some ways computers can be used even more to go beyond traditional indexing and abstracting to provide services against texts. Summary This text describes the purpose of the Really Rudumentary Catalog, ponders the usefulness of library catalogs in general, and finally outlines the technology behind this catalog's implementation. Summary Open source software (OSS) -- free to use, reuse, study, modify, and distribute -- is quickly being adopted by libraries today. From office productivity suites such as OpenOffice to library-specific applications such as an integrated library system, "next generation" library catalogs and Firefox extensions. Open source software has a lot to offer libraries. This session looks at the many types of OSS available, how libraries are making use of it, and how it can be exploited in order to control your local computing environment. Summary If you think librarianship is about the collection, organization, preservation, and dissemination of information and knowledge, then implementing a library portal will be easy. On the other hand, if you think librarianship is about books, subscriptions, MARC records and AACR2, or integrated library systems -- the physical manifestations of traditional libraries -- then you will have a hard time. This essay outlines some of the challenges of creating a library portal, and in summary, the keys to overcoming the challenges are not technological. The keys are philosophical and interpersonal. Once you have a clear, shared vision of what the portal is intended to accomplish the rest falls into place. Summary This piece of fiction describes MyLibrary. It is the first formally published article using the work MyLibrary Summary This short essay describes the Catholic Research Resources Alliance (CRRA), its purpose, its goals, its functionality, its vision for the future, and some of its existing challenges. Summary The key to virtual libraries is database technology. When it comes to virtual libraries of Internet resources, there are many options. Depending on the size of your collection, consider the use of your existing OPAC software, ROADS, or a microcomputer-based databased application like FileMaker Pro to manage the resources. This column describes approaches to using each of these database technologies to create virtual libraries of Internet resources. Summary The future of any automated information systems, let them be World Wide Web servers or online public access catalogs (OPACs), will have to include "interactive assistance" features. This article reviews the definition of information systems, describes the concept of interactive assistance, describes how it relates to information systems, and points out a few prototypical examples. Summary In a sentence, the Open Archives Initiative (OAI) is a protocol built on top of HTTP designed to distribute, gather, and federate meta data. The protocol is expressed in XML. This article describes the problems the OAI is trying to address and outlines how the OAI system is intended to work. By the end of the article you will be more educated about the OAI and hopefully become inspired to implement your own OAI repository or even become a service provider. Summary This text represents the notes I took at SIGIR '99, Berkeley, CA, August 16 - 19, 1999. Summary I was fortunate enough to be able to attend the OAI4 conference at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland between October 20 and 22, 2005. This text outlines what I heard and learned there. Summary This is an essay about open source software and libraries. It outlines what open source software is and is not. It discusses its relationships to the integrated library system. It compares open source software to open access journals and the evolutionary shift academe is experiencing in the world of scholarly communication. Finally, it very briefly reviews select pieces of open source software and describes how they can be used in libraries. Summary I experienced an interesting information phenomenon this weekend. I would like to share it with you today. It points out the need of integrating computer technology into library services of the future, not simply replacing old technology. Summary This essay outlines two opportunities for the library profession: 1) the increased need for library services and not necessarily library collections, and 2) the ability to be leaders in the implementation of services through in-house software development. Summary This presentation outlines some of the possibilities for "next-generation" library catalogs. Specifically it describes the technology behind these applications, enumerates ways they can exploit sets of globally networked computers, and posits opportunities for new and improved services within and around them. Librarianship has traditionally been about collection, preservation, organization, and re-distribution. These over-arching goals are still relevant in today's environment, but the methods the profession can use to achieve them is changing. The venerable library catalog and the thing it seems to be morphing into is just one example. This presentation brings together the how's and why's of this issue. Summary This presentation (given to the Tennessee Library Association, April 12, 1996, Knoxville, TN) shares the beginnings of the NCSU Libraries attempt to catalog Internet resources and make them available through a WWW interface. The presentation will share how we integrated Tim Kambitsch's' "unnamed" scripts into one of our WWW server enabling us to search our OPAC through a WWW interface. The presentation will describe SID (Simple Internet Database), a program we use to create and maintain the majority of the HTML files on our WWW server. Additionally, a description of how these pieces of software are being integrated into the Alcuin database, a database of Internet resources. Finally, philosophic issues will be raised concerning the cataloging and classification of Internet resources Summary This essay documents some of my experiences at the Ohio Valley Group of Technical Services Librarian Annual Meeting, Bloomington (Indiana), May 11 & 12, 2006. In a sentence, I believe I saw in this meeting a turning point -- a point where most technical services things were about digital instead of analog. Summary This is the briefest of travel logs describing my experiences at Emory University discussing the ideas of OCKHAM. Summary The Digital Access and Information Architecture Department (DAIAD) went to visit the University of Michigan libraries between January 27 - 28, 2003 to network and learn how they do some of their work. This text outlines our experiences there. Summary On November 15 Rob Fox and I attended a symposium at the University of Windsor on the topic of integrated library systems. This text documents my experiences, and in a sentence, the symposium re-enforced much of what I had already thought regarding next generation library catalogs and at the same time it brought much more depth to the issue than I had previously given it. Summary This travel log documents my experiences at the Digital Library Federation Spring Forum, Chicago, IL, May 2002. Summary This text documents my experiences at a joint IESR/OCKHAM meeting in Manchester, UK, March 2-5, 2005. Summary In the United States library catalogs traditionally use the MARC standard for bibliographic records. Many questions revolve around the future of MARC and how it interacts with other metadata standards such as Dublin Core, MODS, and VRA Core. This presentation explores these and other issues related to the next generation catalog. Summary This is the tiniest of travel logs describing a trip to the Center for Research Libraries (CRL). Summary This essay outlines the history and development of open access publishing from the author's perspective, and it advocates librarians take a more active role in making open access publishing a norm for facilitating scholarly communication as opposed to an exception. Summary This is the home page for Getting Started With XML, a manual/workbook about XML. Summary The American Library Association Annual Meeting of 2007 took place in New Orleans (June 23-27), and this is my travel log. Summary This article is about access control in libraries, a rather new idea. Summary In the future, people responsible for the maintenance of a library's computer hardware and software will have learned to incorporate the principles and practices of librarianship with the principles and practices of systems administration. Summary By transporting computers and the necessary networking hardware to remote sites, two library systems (the St. Louis County Library and the South Central Regional Library Council) are able to better serve the training needs of their staff. This column describes these similar, yet different, approaches to training librarians. Summary The United States Agriculture Information Network (USAIN) held its 1995 Annual Meeting in Lexington, KY, April 26-29. While I was not able to attend the entire conference, this travel log documents the events I was able to attend. Summary I attended an Open Library Developers Meeting on Friday, February 29, 2008 in San Franciscos Presidio, and this travel log outlines my experiences there. In a sentence, it was one of the more inspiring meetings I ever attended. Summary This a brief travel log describing my experiences of Languaging '99 at the University of North Texas (UNT), in Denton, TX, March 4-6, 1999. This was the first literature/linguistics conference I've ever attended. The text is intermingled with images I saw along the way. Summary This entry outlines some of my experiences while attending a library conference in Zagreb (Croatia) March 2 - 5, 2006. From what I saw, librarianship in Croatia is similar to librarianship in the United States except the profession does not seem to be graying. From a cultural point of view, Croatia is a mixture of old and new providing opportunities for a great deal of diversity. Summary With the advent of globally networked computers and digitizing equipment, libraries can now provide more and better access to their special collections and considering the current economic milieu where information is readily bought, sold, and licienced, this may be the only future for libraries. This future may end up looking very much like the conclusion to Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. Summary One of the best forms of marketing the technology of your library is word of mouth. One of the best ways to get word of mouth marketing is to provide "usable" products and services. There are many different articulations for usability including ergonomics, human computer interaction, and user centered design. This column describes usability and how it relates to the future of library service. Summary This essay, presented to MUGLNC, March 31, 1995 briefly discusses the following items: 1) some background about the World Wide Web (WWW), 2) three qualities of well constructed information systems, and 3) possible uses of WWW servers for libraries. Summary The main point of this lecture is to bring home a single idea, namely, the what of library and information science has not changed so much as the how. Libraries are still about the processes of collection, preservation, organization, dissemination, and sometimes evaluation of data and information. While the mediums, environments, and tools have dramatically changed, the problems and services the profession addresses remain the same. If we focus on our broader goals -- see the forest from the trees -- then the profession's future is bright offering us many opportunities. If we focus too much on the particulars, then libraries and librarians will be seen as increasingly irrelevant. The following examples will hopefully make this clear. Summary This presentation, made to the New York Technical Services Librarians Fall Dinner Meeting (Friday, November 4, 1994), first describes Mr. Serials, a process for systematically collecting, organizing, archiving, indexing, and disseminating electronic journals. Second, the presentation describes uses of World Wide Web (WWW) servers in libraries. Finally, the presentation describes how these two technologies can be assimilated into traditional library services and how technical services staff have an integral part in this assimilation process. Summary Teaching a New Dog Old Tricks is an instruction manual describing how to create and manage Macintosh-based World Wide Web servers. After providing a bit of background about the World Wide Web, this book describes how to: 1) effectively use and enhance your World Wide Web browsers, 2) install and maintain MacHTTP, 3) write hypertext markup language documents, 4) enhance your server with imagemaps and common gateway scripts, and 5) organize and provide searching services for your server. This book is intended for the person who wants to disseminate information on the Internet including persons in government, education, and industry. Summary This is a brief travel log documenting my experiences at the First Monday Conference "FM10 Openness: Code, science, and content" (May 15-17, 2006). In a sentence, the day I attended (Tuesday, May 16) the conference's papers described policy and theory regarding open content, open licenses, and open science. Summary This is the simplest of travel logs documenting my trip to Armstrong Atlantic State University (AASU) in Savannah, GA to attend the Southern DRA User's Group Meeting, August 6-7, 1998. Summary This is a list of top technology trends in libraries my very small and cloudy crystal ball shows to me. Summary This text outlines the process the University Libraries of Notre Dame used to redesign its website. It includes a presentation of the various assessment activities utilized (surveys, focus group interviews, usability studies). It also includes a description of how the libraries articulated a vision for the website and a strategic plan. Finally, the text describes some of the retrospective conversion processes we had to implement in order to make things usable and consistent. Summary The tools of the trade are your brain, your peers, and your computer. When it comes to your brain you have to know how to think. Think creatively. Think systematically. When it comes to the second tool, "No man in an island" and "two heads are better than one" speak for themselves. Computers provide the most powerful means for implementing the ideas created by the interaction of Tool #1 and Tool #2. Librarianship requires the mastering of all three tools in order to do quality work. You expect a surgeon to be a master at using a scalple. You wouldn't hire a carpenter who didn't know how to expertly use a hammer. In today's world, why would anybody trust a librarian, whose profession is about information and knowledge, who didn't know how to master a computer? Summary Using Linux as its primary example, The Success of Open Source by Steven Weber details the history, process, motivations, and possible long-term effects of open source software (OSS). This scholarly yet easy-to-read, well-written, and provocative book is worth the time of anybody who wants to understand how open source software is effecting information technology. It describes how the process of open source software may effect business & economics, methods of governance, and concepts of intellectual property. It is also a great read for those of us librarians who desire to play a role in the building of next generation library catalogs and other library-related information systems. Summary This is a tiny travel log of ALA '95 Summary The ultimate purpose of intranets is to facilitate communication. Unfortunately, present practice tends to use computer technology (ie. intranets, groupware, interactive media, or email) as the sole conduit for communication. Astute librarians will come to realize that these technologies do not replace older means of communication like face-to-face meetings, telephones, or newsletters, but supplement the communications process. Communication is the key to a librarians success and using computer technology is just one way to achieve this goal. Hopefully, future librarians will be less enamored with the "kewl" things computers can do and spend more time using computers to provide the sorts of services the profession and our clientele require. Summary Listed here are "sum" trends I see Library Land. They are presented in no particular order. Summary This text documents my experiences at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Meeting held in Atlanta, GA, June 14-17, 2002. Summary Scripts written with Microphone (a communications program for Macintosh and DOS-based computers) can greatly simplify searching the MEDLARS family of databases. (MEDLARS is an acronym for medical literature analysis and retrieval system. It includes the files MEDLINE, its backfiles, HEALTH, et cetera.) This article describes some of the scripts the author has written and explains how they can be used to improve your searching techniques. Summary This travel log outlines some of my experiences at a conference in Harrisburg (Pennsylvania) entitled Think outside the books: Creating the customer-driven library hosted by PALINET in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Office of Commonwealth Libraries, October 23-24, 2006. In a sentence, the conference was a joy to attend and it was interesting see how the concept of a "next generation" library catalog is being manifested. Summary ListWebber provides the means for searching LISTSERV and ListProcessor lists while reducing the need to know their searching syntax. Summary This presentation, DBMs and Web Delivery, compares and contrasts three database applications and describes how their content can be made available on the Web. Summary I recently attended a symposium surrounding the topic of mass digitization, and this blog entry summarizes my person observations from the event. Summary This text documents my attendance in CAP (Computers and Philosophy) 99 at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, August 5-7, 1999. Summary This text describes how a particular portal application -- MyLibrary -- is implementing a few "light-weight reference models" as described by OCKHAM. This presentation illustrates how some of this is being implemented and solicits input from the audience on how the process can be improved as well as what steps should be taken next. Summary Recently, during one of those national conferences, I got together with a number of my old library friends over dinner. I admit it. We talked shop. Conversation turned to speculation on what we could do if only we had this, that, or the other thing. Summary This is the final report of the See You See A Librarian Project. In a sentence, the Project was a qualified success. Summary This text outlines an idea for a next generation library catalog. In two sentences, this catalog is not really a catalog at all but more like a tool designed to make it easier for students to learn, teachers to instruct, and scholars to do research. It provides its intended audience with a more effective means for finding and using data and information. Summary The purpose of email.cgi is to extract the contents of an HTML form and send those contents to one or more email addresses. Summary In order to keep up with our user's expectations, library catalogs of the future will be more interactive and provide value added services against their contents. This column elaborates on this idea and uses the Alex Catalogue of Electronic Texts as an example. Summary This text documents my experiences at the ASIS&T 2002 Information Architecture Summit, March 15-17, 2002, Baltimore, MD. Summary This is brief travel log documenting an OCKHAM meeting on Corvallis, OR, August 26 - 28, 2004. Summary This text documents my experiences at the Open Repositories 2007 conference, January 22-26, San Antonio (Texas). In a sentence I learned two things: 1) institutional repository software such as Fedora, DSpace, and EPrints are increasingly being used for more than open access publishing efforts, and 2) the Web Services API of Fedora makes it relatively easy for developers using any programming language to interface with the underlying core. Summary WebEdge, the first Macintosh WWW Developer's Conference was held at Apple Computer Assistance Center, Austin, TX April 2-4, 1995. This text is a travel log of my attendance at that conference. Summary This is a book review of Usability for the Web: Designing Web Sites That Work by Tom Brinck, Darren Gergle, and Scott D. Wood (San Francisco: Morgan Kaufmann, 2002). The book is a how-to guide. It describes methods and techniques for designing websites with the assumption that the principles of usability are pervasive throughout. This book is not about HTML. It is a book about the concepts and principles surrounding the organization, creation, and design of interfaces to data and information presented via a Web browser. Summary This essay outlines a definition of "Web-scale" discovery indexes and describes how they are interrelated with the ideas of "next generation" library catalogs. It was originally created for webcast called "Returning the Researcher to the Library: Defining Web-Scale Discovery" sponsored by Serials Solutions and Library Journal. A subset of these remarks are also available as a set of Powerpoint slides. Summary This article is an introduction to the "brother and sister" Web Service protocols named Search/Retrieve Web Service (SRW) and Search/Retrieve URL Service (SRU) with an emphasis on the later. More specifically, the article outlines the problems SRW/U are intended to solve, the similarities and differences between SRW and SRU, the complimentary nature of the protocols with OAI-PMH, and how SRU is being employed in a sponsored NSF grant called OCKHAM to facilitate an alerting service. The article is seasoned with a bit of XML and Perl code to illustrate the points. Summary Just like corporations who are forming alliances between themselves to create bigger and better organizations, libraries must continue to strengthen consortiums between themselves and other institutions for the purposes of resource sharing. The key to success in these ventures is communication and your ability for interpersonal organization. If you have these skills, then you too can become a 600-pound gorilla sitting just about anywhere you want. At the very least you will have more control over your economic, information, and computing resource environments. Summary This article describes Index Morganagus, a full-text index of library-related electronic serials. First, it describes why the Index was created. It goes on to give an overview of Harvest, the technology that collects, indexes, and provides access to the serials. The article outlines how the process was automated using the combination of a database application (FileMaker Pro) and various "glue" scripts (both AppleScript and Perl). It provides an analysis of the service's log files shedding light on usage patterns and librarian search behavior. Summary Collections without services are useless, and services without collections are empty. The future of library search lies between these two statements. It is about making search smarter and putting search within the context of the user. Summary It is almost trite to be quoted as saying, "The Internet has fundamentally changed the ways libraries do business", but these changes are still manifesting themselves in ways we still do not fully understand. Thus, consider taking advantage of the "wise crowds with long tails" in your strategic planning. Put another way, this posting is a dual book review and commentary on The Wisdom of Crowds by James Surowiecki and The Long Tail by Chris Anderson. Summary In order to be useful, any information must be readable, browsable, and searchable. With increasing size and complexity of today's information systems, interactive user assistance is becoming a necessary feature as well. This essay outlines these qualities so you, as an information system manager, can incorporate them into your products and services. Summary This text is a written version of the presentation given to the Association of North Carolina Anthropologists (ANCA) at the North Carolina State University Libraries April 22, 1995. Its purpose is to provide an overview of the Internet (specifically the World Wide Web) and what it can mean for anthropologists. Summary This site is a part of a hands-on workshop for teaching people in libraries about open source software. Summary The environment of globally networked and commodity priced computers has significantly altered the information landscape. Libraries, once a central player in this environment, have seen their "market share" dwindle. This presentation outlines one way this situation can be turned around, specifically, by re-inventing the definition of the venerable library catalogue. Summary This text documents my experiences at the Symposium on open access and digital preservation, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, October 2, 2004. Introduction to Web Services Introduction to Web Services Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Introduction to Web Services Introduction to Web Services Ties That Bind: Converging Communities - A Travel Log Ties That Bind: Converging Communities - A Travel Log Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Ties That Bind: Converging Communities - A Travel Log Ties That Bind: Converging Communities - A Travel Log MyLibrary workshop MyLibrary workshop Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local MyLibrary workshop MyLibrary workshop Building the "next generation" library catalog Building the "next generation" library catalog Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Building the "next generation" library catalog Building the "next generation" library catalog Open Source Software in libraries Open Source Software in libraries Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Open Source Software in libraries Open Source Software in libraries Simple HTML Editor (SHE) version 2.9 Simple HTML Editor (SHE) version 2.9 Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Simple HTML Editor (SHE) version 2.9 Simple HTML Editor (SHE) version 2.9 Sometimes the question is more important than the answer Sometimes the question is more important than the answer Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Sometimes the question is more important than the answer Sometimes the question is more important than the answer Tennessee Library Association Tennessee Library Association Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Tennessee Library Association Tennessee Library Association Gateways and electronic publishing Gateways and electronic publishing Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Gateways and electronic publishing Gateways and electronic publishing Unordered list of "top tech trends" Unordered list of "top tech trends" Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Unordered list of "top tech trends" Unordered list of "top tech trends" Possibilities for proactive library services Possibilities for proactive library services Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Possibilities for proactive library services Possibilities for proactive library services Leading a large group Leading a large group Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Leading a large group Leading a large group Trip to Rochester to Learn about XC Trip to Rochester to Learn about XC Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Trip to Rochester to Learn about XC Trip to Rochester to Learn about XC MyLibrary@NCState MyLibrary@NCState Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local MyLibrary@NCState MyLibrary@NCState Comparing Open Source Indexers Comparing Open Source Indexers Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Comparing Open Source Indexers Comparing Open Source Indexers Alcuin, an NCSU Libraries guide Alcuin, an NCSU Libraries guide Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Alcuin, an NCSU Libraries guide Alcuin, an NCSU Libraries guide Ontario Library Association (OLA) Annual Meeting, 2002 Ontario Library Association (OLA) Annual Meeting, 2002 Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Ontario Library Association (OLA) Annual Meeting, 2002 Ontario Library Association (OLA) Annual Meeting, 2002 MARC Reader: a HyperCard script to demystify the MARC record MARC Reader: a HyperCard script to demystify the MARC record Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local MARC Reader: a HyperCard script to demystify the MARC record MARC Reader: a HyperCard script to demystify the MARC record IOLUG Spring Program IOLUG Spring Program Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local IOLUG Spring Program IOLUG Spring Program Web Services at OCLC Web Services at OCLC Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Web Services at OCLC Web Services at OCLC Technology Trends and Libraries: So many opportunities Technology Trends and Libraries: So many opportunities Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Technology Trends and Libraries: So many opportunities Technology Trends and Libraries: So many opportunities Exploiting "Light-weight" Protocols and Open Source Tools to Implement Digital Library Collections and Services Exploiting "Light-weight" Protocols and Open Source Tools to Implement Digital Library Collections and Services Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Exploiting "Light-weight" Protocols and Open Source Tools to Implement Digital Library Collections and Services Exploiting "Light-weight" Protocols and Open Source Tools to Implement Digital Library Collections and Services Adaptive technologies Adaptive technologies Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Adaptive technologies Adaptive technologies Learning to use the tools of the trade Learning to use the tools of the trade Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Learning to use the tools of the trade Learning to use the tools of the trade Raleigh-Worcester-Lansing Raleigh-Worcester-Lansing Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Raleigh-Worcester-Lansing Raleigh-Worcester-Lansing Mass digitization Mass digitization Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Mass digitization Mass digitization Indiana Library Federation Annual Meeting Indiana Library Federation Annual Meeting Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Indiana Library Federation Annual Meeting Indiana Library Federation Annual Meeting Implementing SRU in Perl Implementing SRU in Perl Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Implementing SRU in Perl Implementing SRU in Perl Springboards for stategic planning Springboards for stategic planning Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Springboards for stategic planning Springboards for stategic planning Description and evaluation of the Mr. Serials Process Description and evaluation of the Mr. Serials Process Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Description and evaluation of the Mr. Serials Process Description and evaluation of the Mr. Serials Process Open source software in libraries Open source software in libraries Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Open source software in libraries Open source software in libraries Cataloging digital mediums Cataloging digital mediums Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Cataloging digital mediums Cataloging digital mediums Original MyLibrary Original MyLibrary Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Original MyLibrary Original MyLibrary Creating and managing XML with open source software Creating and managing XML with open source software Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Creating and managing XML with open source software Creating and managing XML with open source software Usability in less than 60 minutes Usability in less than 60 minutes Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Usability in less than 60 minutes Usability in less than 60 minutes Review of some ebook technology Review of some ebook technology Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Review of some ebook technology Review of some ebook technology Open source software and libraries: A current SWOT analysis Open source software and libraries: A current SWOT analysis Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Open source software and libraries: A current SWOT analysis Open source software and libraries: A current SWOT analysis MCN Annual Conference MCN Annual Conference Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local MCN Annual Conference MCN Annual Conference Institute on Scholarly Communication: A travel log Institute on Scholarly Communication: A travel log Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Institute on Scholarly Communication: A travel log Institute on Scholarly Communication: A travel log Clarence meets Alcuin Clarence meets Alcuin Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Clarence meets Alcuin Clarence meets Alcuin European Conference on Digital Libraries, 2004 European Conference on Digital Libraries, 2004 Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local European Conference on Digital Libraries, 2004 European Conference on Digital Libraries, 2004 Dr. Strangelove, or How we learned to live with Google Dr. Strangelove, or How we learned to live with Google Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Dr. Strangelove, or How we learned to live with Google Dr. Strangelove, or How we learned to live with Google Indexing, indexing, indexing Indexing, indexing, indexing Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Indexing, indexing, indexing Indexing, indexing, indexing OCKHAM in Atlanta OCKHAM in Atlanta Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local OCKHAM in Atlanta OCKHAM in Atlanta Implementing TCP/IP communications with HyperCard Implementing TCP/IP communications with HyperCard Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Implementing TCP/IP communications with HyperCard Implementing TCP/IP communications with HyperCard Portal webliography Portal webliography Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Portal webliography Portal webliography Making information easier to find with MyLibrary Making information easier to find with MyLibrary Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Making information easier to find with MyLibrary Making information easier to find with MyLibrary Pointers 4 searching, searching 4 pointers Pointers 4 searching, searching 4 pointers Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Pointers 4 searching, searching 4 pointers Pointers 4 searching, searching 4 pointers A few possibilities for librarianship by 2015 A few possibilities for librarianship by 2015 Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local A few possibilities for librarianship by 2015 A few possibilities for librarianship by 2015 Implementing user-centered experiences in a networked environment Implementing user-centered experiences in a networked environment Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Implementing user-centered experiences in a networked environment Implementing user-centered experiences in a networked environment Open source software at the Montana State University Libraries Symposium Open source software at the Montana State University Libraries Symposium Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Open source software at the Montana State University Libraries Symposium Open source software at the Montana State University Libraries Symposium Top Technology Trends, 2005 Top Technology Trends, 2005 Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Top Technology Trends, 2005 Top Technology Trends, 2005 Access 2002, Windsor, Ontario Access 2002, Windsor, Ontario Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Access 2002, Windsor, Ontario Access 2002, Windsor, Ontario MyLibrary 3.x and a Next Generation Library Catalogue MyLibrary 3.x and a Next Generation Library Catalogue Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local MyLibrary 3.x and a Next Generation Library Catalogue MyLibrary 3.x and a Next Generation Library Catalogue Short trip to Duke Short trip to Duke Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Short trip to Duke Short trip to Duke What is SRW/U? What is SRW/U? Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local What is SRW/U? What is SRW/U? ECDL 2006: A Travel log ECDL 2006: A Travel log Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local ECDL 2006: A Travel log ECDL 2006: A Travel log Next Generation Library Catalogs in Fifteen Minutes Next Generation Library Catalogs in Fifteen Minutes Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Next Generation Library Catalogs in Fifteen Minutes Next Generation Library Catalogs in Fifteen Minutes Day in the life of Mr. D. Day in the life of Mr. D Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Day in the life of Mr. D. 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What is information architecture? Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local What is information architecture? What is information architecture? Extending your HTML on a Macintosh using macro languages Extending your HTML on a Macintosh using macro languages Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Extending your HTML on a Macintosh using macro languages Extending your HTML on a Macintosh using macro languages All things open All things open Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local All things open All things open On being a systems librarian On being a systems librarian Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local On being a systems librarian On being a systems librarian Mass digitization and opportunities for librarianship in 15 minutes Mass digitization and opportunities for librarianship in 15 minutes Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Mass digitization and opportunities for 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revolution in libraries Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local MyLibrary: A Copernican revolution in libraries MyLibrary: A Copernican revolution in libraries Becoming a World Wide Web server expert Becoming a World Wide Web server expert Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Becoming a World Wide Web server expert Becoming a World Wide Web server expert Rethink the role of the library catalog Rethink the role of the library catalog Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Rethink the role of the library catalog Rethink the role of the library catalog Networking 2000 Networking 2000 Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Networking 2000 Networking 2000 Gift cultures, librarianship, and open source software development Gift cultures, 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Building your library's portal Building your library's portal Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Building your library's portal Building your library's portal Indexing and abstracting Indexing and abstracting Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Indexing and abstracting Indexing and abstracting Really Rudimentary Catalog Really Rudimentary Catalog Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Really Rudimentary Catalog Really Rudimentary Catalog Open source software: Controlling your computing environment Open source software: Controlling your computing environment Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Open source software: Controlling your computing environment Open source software: Controlling your computing environment Portal implementation issues and challenges Portal implementation issues and challenges Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Portal implementation issues and challenges Portal implementation issues and challenges MyLibrary in your library MyLibrary in your library Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local MyLibrary in your library MyLibrary in your library Introduction to the Catholic Research Resources Alliance Introduction to the Catholic Research Resources Alliance Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Introduction to the Catholic Research Resources Alliance Introduction to the Catholic Research Resources Alliance We love databases! We love databases! Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local We love databases! We love databases! Creating user-friendly electronic information systems Creating user-friendly electronic information systems Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Creating user-friendly electronic information systems Creating user-friendly electronic information systems What is the Open Archives Initiative? What is the Open Archives Initiative? Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local What is the Open Archives Initiative? What is the Open Archives Initiative? SIGIR '99 SIGIR '99 Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local SIGIR '99 SIGIR '99 OAI4: To CERN and Back Again OAI4: To CERN and Back Again Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local OAI4: To CERN and Back Again OAI4: To CERN and Back Again Open source software in libraries Open source software in libraries Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Open source software in libraries Open source software in libraries From Amtrak to Artemia Salina From Amtrak to Artemia Salina Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local From Amtrak to Artemia Salina From Amtrak to Artemia Salina Library services and in-house software development Library services and in-house software development Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text 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education Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Different type of distance education Different type of distance education USAIN Annual Conference 1995: A travel log USAIN Annual Conference 1995: A travel log Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local USAIN Annual Conference 1995: A travel log USAIN Annual Conference 1995: A travel log Open Library Developer's Meeting: One Web Page for Every Book Ever Published Open Library Developer's Meeting: One Web Page for Every Book Ever Published Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes/local Open Library Developer's Meeting: One Web Page for Every Book Ever Published Open Library Developer's Meeting: One Web Page for Every Book Ever Published Languaging '99 Languaging '99 Morgan, Eric Lease Morgan, Eric Lease text text text 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