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Consider a catalog for a small public library that features a way to sort search results by popularity. There are several ways to measure “popularity” of a book: circulations, hold requ…
ALA privacy guidelines for ebooks, data exchange, patron computers, websites/OPACs, ILSes, K12
This entire series is available a single file on my web site . "Editor's note. Providing subject access to information is one of the most...
...But first, some good news. Among the 123 members of the Association of Research Libraries , there are four libraries with almost secur...
EBSCO has contributed funding to a new open source library services platform aimed at academic libraries, with early versions expected to be ready by 2018.
The year saw an evolving process of innovation, integration, and iteration, as companies and products morph into next-level services.
The real library catalog for tiny libraries.
Writings about libraries, technology, and the Web by Matthew Reidsma.
Performed by the usual suspects at the LITA-LAMA National Conference, Pittsburgh, October 15, 1996. All to the music from West Side Story, with the usual disclaimers, but no apologies to Leonard
Oslo public library progress report 6 January 2016
Today brings news of a major consolidation in the library vendor marketplace, with ProQuest acquiring Ex Libris. This is just the latest of an intense
"Most importantly, all library staff must understand that our software is our library, and is everyone’s responsibility. This does not mean that all library staff need learn to develop software themselves. But all must understand that software is critical to our mission, and most must be conversant with the software development process, and should be able to evaluate the quality and performance of software in use."
"Arches is an innovative open source software system that incorporates international standards and is built to inventory and help manage all types of immovable cultural heritage."
This week's CNI meeting featured a variety of thought-provoking sessions on the digital issues facing academic libraries today, including privacy and
Discovery layers turn away search engines because serials-metadata providers that feed into them don't want "their" metadata escaping into the open.