UX

I was very taken by Timothy Burke [https://weblogs.swarthmore.edu/burke/]‘s presentation at the first open meeting [https:

Digital environments provide many more opportunities for serendipity than print ones. Sure, there may be happy discoveries on the shelf

I posted a while ago [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/001971.html] about the potential benefits of sharing usability

There is a significant – if little read – literature of cataloging theory. A recurrent theme is the balance between gathering like

JISC has produced a short video about the library of the future … This is part of its Libraries of the

I came across the University of Michigan beta library website [https://beta.lib.umich.edu/] the other day. I thought

I continue to be amazed at how difficult it is to find the name or contact details of the library

We are now accustomed to being able to rank or recommend on websites. More importantly, we are accustomed to seeing

Layar [https://layar.eu] created a ripple of interest a while ago. It is yet to be released. It is

The presentations from the 2009 RLG Partnership Annual Symposium: Hearing voices: connecting with users, enhancing services [https://www.oclc.org/

One of the recommendations of the Library of Congress Working Group on the Future of Bibliographic Control [https://www.loc.

I was interested to see that MIT Libraries have a public page [https://libstaff.mit.edu/usability/] with links to