Last week I noticed a spelling error on TCCL’s children’s website, and I finally remembered to mention it to Mr. Escobar two days ago. I wanted to find out the process for reporting and correcting such an error. I noticed that on the website under Books & Reading, submenu Find a Good Book, submenu If [...]
Posts Tagged ‘cataloging’
Beyond the Dewey Decimal System
Posted in Graduate Assistantship, tagged archaeology, cataloging, comics on March 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Library classification and collocation could be so much more exciting…
Application Integration
Posted in digital collections, tagged cataloging, digital collections, librarian, library on October 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Reading the article “Digital Collection Management through the Library Catalog,” by Michaela Brenner for my Digital Collections class, I got to wondering if applications like NoveList could be integrated into a public library’s OPAC. Say a customer pulled up a record for a certain novel in the OPAC, and wanted to search for similar novels. [...]
Cataloging as Therapy
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cataloging, reader's advisory, therapy on March 28, 2008 | 1 Comment »
It worked for Roget… Actually, I’ve noticed I get into a “zone” sometimes when I’m organizing, and all the little peripheral annoyances and anxieties disappear. Huh. Organization Therapy… Who’da thunk it.
