QR codes again ...
Andy Walsh [https://librarymobiles.blogspot.com/] of the University of
Huddersfield gave a very nice presentation on QR Codes at
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Institutions
Libraries are social organizations, entangled in multiple histories, politics and value systems.
417 postsFocusing on the distinctive ...
Links to a story in yesterday’s NYT are popping up around the place. Called
Companies Slowly Join Cloud-Computing
[https:
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A web-siting at The University of Rochester
I was struck by several things on the home page
[https://www.library.rochester.edu/] of The River Campus Libraries
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Lam-inating libraries ....
The shared interests between libraries, archives and museums (LAMs) is an
important line of work
[https://www.oclc.org/research/
Mission of the library redux
I heard Anders Söderbäck of the Royal Library in Sweden speak
[https://www.biblioteksforeningen.org/konferens/Konf2010/informationstjanster/konf.html]
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Sourcing and scaling
One of the major issues facing libraries as the network reconfigures processes
is how appropriately to source and scale activities.
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Reconfigurations
Readers will have noted recently that I have been interested in reputation
management and impact, and in how libraries may
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Outside-in and inside-out
The collections acquired from outside though licensing and purchasing (outside in) have very different characteristics from each other. They in turn have quite different characteristics from materials distinctive to the institution such as special collections or research outputs (inside out).
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Europeana
My colleague Ricky Erway bravely accepted the challenge to talk as an outsider
on the challenges faced by Europeana to
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Where are the numbers? The impact of the economic recession on university library and IT services
‘The impact of the economic recession on university library and IT services’ [
pdf [https://www.jisc.ac.uk/media/documents/
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Libraries and the long tail: intro
Discussing grades of availability in my last post
[https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/002019.html], I mention an article
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On the discriminations of availability ...
If a book is in a library anywhere in the system, is it 'available' to a member of the public?
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