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Showing posts with label library science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label library science. Show all posts
31.8.10

Photo: Library of Babel

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Photo of the interior of New York University's Bobst Library - taken from a few floors up. Bobst Library, NYU People say walking t...
30.8.10

Film Clip Analysis: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Library Scene

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image credit: © 1989 Lucasfilm "X marks the spot!" So, I was at Pier 1 in Brooklyn for their summer night outdoor showin...
17.8.10

Gone Flat Land: Why XML Seems Promising

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A nerdy post on library science and the future of library cataloging. image credit: "Tempus Fugit" by abbeyprivate This essay...
21.5.10

“A Mere Labyrinth of Letters”: Preoccupations of Librarianship and Epistemological Conjecturing in Borges’ “The Library of Babel”

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An illustration of the Library of Babel by Erik Desmazieres  Librarians share two major philosophical preoccupations: The idea of a t...
15.4.10

Software Review: Access My Library for the iPhone

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Have you ever wanted to use your iPhone to access your library's electronic resources? Well, you can with Access My Library. I lov...
19.3.10

Libraries and Librarians in Film

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EW did a thing on 18 movies with libraries , but I thought I'd add to the mix with just 3: Citizen Kane The Library Matron C...
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4.8.09

Old Tech Librarians are not Complaining, just Saying the Future will be “A lot more crazy change.”

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When researching this blog post on the future of information technology, drinking a cup of coffee, I assumed I would find happy Web 2.0 adv...

Why I hate Wikipedia naysayers and why tutoring sucks

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LIS 501 Reference and Information Services I got an "A" in my LIS class. I am happy because this is a sign that I am on the ri...
26.6.09

Reference Book Review: First Fun Encyclopedia (Available as a Searchable Database on EBSCOhost)

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First Fun Encyclopedia      Targeted to primary school children and hosted on the electronic databases MAS Ultra - School Edition and Master...
23.6.09

Journal & Rants: Mishmash

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My Writer's Blog Stones of Erasmus Has Become a Mishmash This blog has become a mishmash. It originally began as a place to place all o...
23.6.07

Reference Video Guide: Anatomy of a Call Number

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In this video guide, my colleagues and I at the Saint Joseph Seminary College Père Rouquette Library in Saint Benedict, Louisiana break dow...
15.6.07

"Taking it Where They're At": The Origins of an “Anatomy of a Call Number”

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A real challenge at our small seminary college library is getting students from their rooms (and their computers) to the stacks. I don&...