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September/October 2005 vol.11 no.5 issn 1082-4383
Highlights in this Issue
NEBASE Annual Meeting 2005 - West in
Scottsbluff
Registration is now available for the NEBASE Annual Meeting - West. This
year's meeting is being held on Thursday, October 13 in Scottsbluff at the Harms
Advanced Technology Center.
2005 NetLibrary Shared
Collection Grants Offered to Academic, Public and K12 Libraries
The Nebraska Library Commission is pleased to announce that we will once
again be offering grant assistance to Nebraska libraries interested in
purchasing the 2005 SOLINET/NEBASE NetLibrary Shared Collection.
World's Largest Library Database
Reaches Billionth Milestone
On Thursday, August 11
a cataloger at Worthington Libraries in Ohio entered the 1 billionth holding in
WorldCat.
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NEBASE ANNUAL MEETING 2005 - WEST IN
SCOTTSBLUFF
Registration is now available for the NEBASE Annual Meeting - West. Since spring
is such a busy time of the year for the Panhandle Library System members they
requested we try the meeting in the fall. So this year's meeting is being held
on Thursday, October 13 in Scottsbluff at the Harms Advanced Technology Center.
Floyd Smith III will be the featured keynote speaker in the morning. Smith will
discuss the creation of the West Nebraska Family Research & History Center, as
well as pass along some tips on how libraries can help their patrons pursue
genealogical research.
Directly after the keynote the group will have instruction on the newest
NebraskAccess database, HeritageQuest Online. Computer labs are available at the
meeting site, so this will be a hands-on session for all attending.
In the afternoon those participating can choose two of four following sessions
to attend:
- NetLibrary eAudioBooks
- Digging Through the NebraskAccess Toolbox
- How Easy is it to Participate in Nebraska Memories?
- OCLC Usage Statistics: Track Your Activity in WorldCat Resource Sharing and
Connexion
For more details on the day's agenda and to register online, please visit:
/netserv/nam.html.
Cost for the meeting is $15.00 and includes lunch. Participants will earn 6
continuing education credit hours for attending. The registration deadline is
October 7.
Shannon W. Behrhorst
Network Services Director
Nebraska Library CommissionBack to Contents
2005 NETLIBRARY SHARED COLLECTION
GRANTS OFFERED TO ACADEMIC, PUBLIC AND K12 LIBRARIES
The Nebraska Library Commission is pleased to announce that we will once again
be offering grant assistance to Nebraska libraries interested in purchasing the
2005 SOLINET/NEBASE NetLibrary Shared Collection. This year Nebraska academic,
public, and K12 libraries of all sizes may apply for a grant of $250 to be
applied towards their total cost.
To apply for one of these grants go to
/netserv/2005netlibrarygrant.html and fill out the
online application form. Grants will be reviewed and funding awarded throughout
the application period. The deadline for submitting your grant application is
December 1. After being awarded a grant, your library MUST submit its order form
for the 2005 NetLibrary Shared Collection to the Nebraska Library Commission by
December 31. Libraries not meeting this order deadline will forfeit their
funding.
Grant information at a glance:
- Grant Amount - $250.00
- Eligibility - Academic, Public and K12 libraries of all sizes
- Grant Application -
/netserv/2005netlibrarygrant.html
- Application Deadline - December 1
- Award Notices - Ongoing through application period.
- Order Submission Deadline - December 31
To learn more about the 2005 NetLibrary Collection see
/netserv/netlibrary2005.htmlSusan Knisely
Online Services Librarian
Nebraska Library Commission
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DATA DICTIONARY FOR PRESERVATION
METADATA RELEASED
OCLC and RLG are pleased to announce the release of a comprehensive guide to
core metadata for supporting the long-term preservation of digital materials.
Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata is the final product of the
Preservation Metadata: Implementation Strategies (PREMIS) Working Group, an
international set of more than 30 experts from libraries, museums, archives,
government, and the private sector, jointly sponsored by OCLC and Research
Libraries Group (RLG).
The new publication includes the working group's final report, the data
dictionary, and a series of examples illustrating use of the data dictionary.
Get the new report at the PREMIS Working Group Web site.
Ongoing maintenance of the data dictionary and associated XML schemas, along
with a forum for implementers, is hosted at
http://www.loc.gov/standards/premis/.
Read the full news
release
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WEBJUNCTION FOCUS IS DEALING WITH DIFFICULT PATRON
BEHAVIOR
Turn to WebJunction.org in August for help with supporting library users who
exhibit difficult behavior, ranging from the picturesque to the downright
dangerous. The WebJunction team has assembled a collection of policies and
best-practice stories from the WebJunction community to help you address users
whose activities are unseemly, illegal, or a little bizarre.
Front Line Wisdom
WebJunction members have contributed a lot of good suggestions about handling
tricky patron situations. Learn from the experiences of colleagues in the
community who share words of advice on a variety of topics ranging from detailed
policies to finding just the right way to inform someone about an overdue fine.
Go to:
http://webjunction.org/do/DisplayContent?id=11084.
Sweet Smell of Success
Join the WebJunction All Aboard discussions of difficult patron behavior and
share your challenges and solutions. From body odor to bedrolls, there's a lot
to talk about! Go to:
http://webjunction.org/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=53.
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WEBJUNCTION SUPPORT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES TO SENIORS
Older adults are one of the primary user groups of public libraries. Find out
how libraries are serving this growing population in the content contributed by
WebJunction Connecticut. Explore this section under Services to Libraries at
http://webjunction.org/do/Navigation?category=7763.
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CATCH US AT THE EXHIBITS THIS FALL
Network Services and NEBASE staff will be at the Nebraska Library Commission
booth during the NLA/NEMA 2005 Conference September 29 & 30. Exhibit hours are
8:00 am to 5:30 pm on Thursday and 8:00 am to 1:00 pm on Friday. If you have
questions about OCLC services, NebraskAccess databases, training or Nebraska
Memories, be sure to stop by and see us.
The Nebraska Library Commission will be exhibiting at the Nebraska Rural
Institute in York, September 20-22. The Nebraska Library Commission will provide the Internet Café for
this year's Rural Institute. For more information visit:
http://cari.unl.edu/nri/.
Shannon W. Behrhorst
Network Services Director
Nebraska Library Commission Back to Contents
OCLC MEMBERS COUNCIL
More than 175 delegates, alternates, Board members, network and service center
directors, guests, and OCLC staff participated in the recent Members Council
from May 15-17. The theme for the spring meeting was "Future Patterns of the
Library Landscape: Moving Libraries Beyond Their Comfort Zones" and focused on
the future of libraries worldwide, strategic objectives, OCLC membership, and
projects of the Office of Research.
Michael LaCroix, Director of the Reinert Alumni Library at Creighton University
represented NEBASE at the May meeting. The next meeting of the OCLC Members
Council will be October 23-25 at the Marriott Northwest in Dublin, Ohio.
Shannon W. Behrhorst
Network Services Director
Nebraska Library Commission Back to Contents
NEBASE WORKSHOP CALENDAR
NEBASE workshops have been scheduled for Lincoln, Omaha, and
Hastings.
For a quick glance at what workshops are scheduled and where, see the NEBASE
Training Calendar at
/netserv/TrainingCal.html.
The location and date, as well as a description of each of the
workshops below, can be found at
/netserv/nebase/oclcworkshopsdesc.html.
To register for any of the workshops, please complete the online registration
form at
/netserv/nebase/oclcworkshopform.html.
The workshop fee for NEBASE libraries is $10. If you are not a NEBASE library*,
please check the registration form for your workshop fee. If you have any
questions, please contact Jeannette Powell at 402-471-7740 or 800-307-2665 or
e-mail Jeannette Powell
for registration fee.
*NEBASE libraries are Nebraska libraries who use OCLC
cataloging or interlibrary loan services or who subscribe to FirstSearch.
Although libraries who subscribe only to FirstSearch are eligible to pay the $10
workshop fee, they must pay by check.
Online Workshops
Online workshop sessions are also available. These sessions are live
presentations that you access from your own computer via the internet, with
audio available via a toll-free conference call. Although there is no cost to
participate in these sessions, registration is required. To register for the
online workshop sessions, please complete the online registration form at
/netserv/training/onlinesessions/registration.asp.
Online sessions that are currently scheduled are:
- WorldCat Collection Analysis Service: What It's All About
- OCLC CatExpress Training
If you cannot participate in an online session at the time it is scheduled, each
session will be recorded. Recorded sessions are viewable from a web browser. To
see what archived sessions are available go to
/netserv/training/onlinesessions/archives.html.
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DATABASE
TIPS & TRICKS
GETTING DATABASE USAGE STATISTICS
How often do you analyze usage statistics for your library's database
subscriptions? Getting into them can be daunting, especially if you do not have
accurate username/password information for your administrative account. Saving
those original messages that you get from the vendor when your subscription
starts is a good idea, as is recording account number and username/password
information in a central place offline. Designate a back-up in case the
responsibility for gathering statistics passes to someone else.
Here are basic instructions for getting usage statistics from some of the
database vendors that participate in the Nebraska Library Commission's discount
purchasing program. Instructions on accessing statistics for databases included
in the NebraskAccess statewide database program can be found at:
/nebraskaccess/statistics.aspx.
Note: when contacting vendors via e-mail, always make sure to include your
institution's name, the name of your consortium or distributor (Nebraska Library
Commission/NEBASE in this case), and complete contact information for yourself.
| AccessScience (McGraw-Hill) |
| URL:
http://www.accessscience.com/stats/stats_gate.html |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
AccessScience@romnet.com |
| Phone: |
877-304-3225 |
| What you will need: |
Your administrative username and password from the
original set-up e-mail are all you need to get into the statistical reporting
module. If you don't have that, please e-mail or call AccessScience to get
the information. |
| AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive |
| URL:
http://apadmin.accuweather.com/apphotadmin/login.asp |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
apsupport@accuweather.com |
| Phone: |
800-249-5389 |
| What you will need: |
You can get the usage statistics for your institution
simply by entering your username and password and selecting the time frame
for which you want to see your institution's usage. |
| ACM Digital Library |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
kdochert@umn.edu |
| Phone: |
800-462-5348 |
| What you will need: |
ACM provides usage data on a biannual basis, as they
manually create reports. Subscribers can request usage information from
MINITEX. Contact Karen Docherty by phone 800-462-5348 or e-mail
kdochert@umn.edu
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| Britannica Online |
| URL: http://new.statistics.eb.com/ |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
Use the online help form linked off Britannica's
Help/Contact Us page
http://corporate.britannica.com/help/index.html |
| Phone: |
800-621-3900 |
| What you will need: |
To obtain a User ID and password for the usage statistics
system, please contact Britannica customer service. |
| CountryWatch |
| Usage statistics are available to current
CountryWatch customers via WebTrends Reporting Software; however, a
statistic profile will have to be built for your account. This process
usually takes 3-5 business days to complete. |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
Use the form at
http://www.countrywatch.com/about/contact.aspx;
include Access Code. |
| Phone: |
800-879-3885 |
| What you will need: |
Your Access Code. |
| CultureGrams |
| Please contact Customer Service to obtain
usage statistics. |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
core_service@il.proquest.com |
| Phone: |
800-528-6279 |
| EBSCOhost |
| URL: http://eadmin.epnet.com
(Select the Reports & Statistics Tab) |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
http://case.support.epnet.com |
| Phone: |
800-758-5995 |
| What you will need: |
Customer ID and EBSCOadmin password. |
| Facts on File News Service |
| URL:
http://www.facts.com/facts-usage.htm |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
custserv@facts.com |
| Phone: |
800-363-7976 |
| What you will need: |
Your username. |
| LexisNexis |
Info URL:
http://www.lexisnexis.com/academic/1univ/usage/default.asp
Registration URL:
http://www.lexisnexis.com/academic/1univ/us_ge.asp
Statistics URL: http://www3.lexisnexis.com/aur/signon.html |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
academicsupport@lexisnexis.com |
| Phone: |
800-638-8380 |
| What you will need: |
Registration is required. It helps to have your user ID,
a six-character code that looks like this: 118B5H. If you don't have that,
you can still register for statistics by completing the Lexis Nexis web
form. |
| Literature Online Reference Edition |
| URL: http://myusage.chadwyck.com/ |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
http://support.proquest.com/techsupport/tech-contact.shtml |
| Phone: |
800-889-3358 |
| What you will need: |
To view your new consolidated usage statistics, just go
to: http://myusage.chadwyck.com. First, enter the username and
password you normally use to access your Chadwyck-Healey subscription, which
will not be required if you access by IP address. Next, click on the
'consolidated usage statistics' link. Finally you will be prompted
for: Username: logadmin; Password: USERstats |
| LitFinder |
| Customers can contact Gale technical support
to get LitFinder statistics. |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
gale.technicalsupport@thomson.com |
| Phone: |
800-877-4253 option 4 |
| MathSciNet |
URL:
http://www.ams.org/mathscinet-statistics/
See also Usage Statistics FAQs: http://www.ams.org/mathscinet-statistics/faq.html |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
ams-stats@ams.org |
| Phone: |
800-321-4267 |
| What you will need: |
Access to MathSciNet usage statistics is authenticated
via IP address recognition. |
| NetLibrary |
| URL:
http://extranet.netlibrary.com/resourcecenter/ |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
support@oclc.org |
| Phone: |
800-848-5800 |
| What you will need: |
Usage statistics for NetLibrary eBooks are available
through NetLibrary's Library Resource Center. To access the Library Resource
Center your username and password must be set up for administrative access.
If you do not have a username that is set up for administrative access, you
will need to e-mail OCLC customer support at support@oclc.org and request
that your personal NetLibrary account be upgraded to an administrator. When
you contact them please provide them with your library name and your
personal NetLibrary user name. |
| OCLC FirstSearch, Open WorldCat, Resource Sharing, and
Connexion |
| URL: http://www.stats.oclc.org/ |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
Network Services |
| Phone: |
800-307-2665 or 402-471-2045 |
| What you will need: |
Your OCLC authorization and password. FirstSearch users
will need their FirstSearch authorization and administrative or statistics
password. If you don't have that, contact Christa Burns at NEBASE via e-mail
or phone for this information. |
| Oxford University Press |
| URL:
https://subscriberservices.sams.oup.com/views/usage_reports.html |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
oxfordonline@oup.com |
| Phone: |
877-304-3221 |
| What you will need: |
Your administrative username and password from the
original set-up e-mail are all you need to get into the statistical
reporting module. If you don't have that, please e-mail
OUP to get the information.
There are lots of options for compiling these statistics, so read screens
carefully to make sure you get what you need. |
| Project Muse |
| URL: http://stats.muse.jhu.edu/ |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
muse@muse.jhu.edu |
| What you will need: |
A username and password, which must be obtained by
contacting muse@muse.jhu.edu. Also, you need to have your institution's
name exactly as recorded by Project Muse. For best results, verify your
institution's name when you contact Muse to get your password info. |
| SIRS |
| URL:
http://stats.sirs.com/all-report.html |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
E-mail statistics@sirs.com to request monthly usage
statistics for SIRS resources. Be sure to include your institution and
contact information. Your statistics report will automatically be sent to
your e-mail address every month in your selected format: Text, HTML, or CSV. |
| Phone: |
800-232-7477 |
| What you will need: |
Your customer number. |
| WilsonWeb* |
| URL: http://www.hwwstats.com/ng |
| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
techmail@hwwilson.com |
| Phone: |
800-367-6770 |
| What you will need: |
Either your account number or your username and password,
both of which should have been in your original set-up message. Contact
Wilson tech support for assistance. |
| *
Institution-level usage statistics are NOT available for Wilson
OmniFile Full Text Select and Wilson Biographies Plus Illustrated, which are
part of the NebraskAccess statewide database program. |
| Xrefer |
Xrefer provides monthly usage reports so
libraries can see how their patrons are using xreferplus. Reports include:
- Number of sessions
- Number of searches performed
- Number of entries displayed
- Top entries viewed
- Top search terms
- Number of times specific features used (advanced
search, help, tours, etc.)
- Number of entries viewed by title
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| Contact Information: |
| E-mail: |
To contact Xrefer electronically, fill out their feedback
form at http://www.xrefer.com/about/index.jsp?m=13 |
| Phone: |
877-426-5202 |
Frustrated by the lack of consistency in statistical reporting for
databases? You are not alone. Below are some resources and initiatives that
assist in or advocate for the creation and analysis of meaningful usage
statistics. Highly recommended: the ARL E-Metrics Project and the E-Metrics
Instructional System both have a good mix of philosophical and practical
information, and are probably the most useful links if your goal is to better
use and understand your statistical reports.
ARL E-Metrics Project
- Originator: Association of Research Libraries (ARL)
- What is it? An effort to explore the feasibility of defining and collecting
data on the use and value of electronic resources.
- More information:
http://www.arl.org/stats/newmeas/emetrics/
COUNTER (Counting Online Usage of Networked Electronic Resources)
- What is it? International initiative designed to serve librarians, publishers
and intermediaries by facilitating the recording and exchange of online usage
statistics.
- More information:
http://www.projectcounter.org/about.html.
E-Metrics Instructional System
- Originator: Information Use Management Policy Institute, School of Information Studies, Florida State University
- What is it?: Provides extensive tools and training to help practitioners know about their database use, digital reference services, and other selected services and resources.
- More information:
http://www.ii.fsu.edu/emis/index.cfm.
ICOLC Guidelines for Statistical Measures of usage of Web-based
Information Resources
- Originator: The International Coalition of Library Consortia (ICOLC)
- What is it? The Guidelines specify a set of minimum requirements for usage
data, and also provide guidance on privacy, confidentiality, access, delivery
and report formats.
- More information:
http://www.library.yale.edu/consortia/2001webstats.htm.
NISO Standard Z39.7
- Originator: NISO (National Information Standards Organization)
- What is it? Details and defines significant library input and output
measures.
- More information: http://www.niso.org.
Jen Stelling with Donna Dixon, Nylink, [edited]
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NETLIBRARY
OFFERS
SPECIAL
eAUDIOBOOKS TRIAL PROGRAM
NetLibrary and Recorded Books are pleased to offer a special
eAudiobooks Trial Program that allows you to evaluate eAudiobooks with minimal
cost and no long-term commitment.
Now you can join the hundreds of other libraries that are
providing eAudiobooks to their patrons and see for yourself how easy it is to
get started. In this collection of 100 classic and best-selling titles, you'll
find New York Times bestsellers - Trump: Think Like a Billionaire;
Angels and Demons by Dan Brown; and David McCullough's 1776, to name
just a few.
The Trial Program also offers a wide range of literature
classics, including Sense & Sensibility, Anna Karenina,
Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man, plus Pimsleur Language Program
Short Courses for Spanish and French. Depending on your library size and
circulation, you can participate in the eAudiobooks Trial Program for as little
as $350. NetLibrary will credit the Trial Program fees toward the price of an
annual subscription when you purchase the eAudiobooks Core Collection.
To learn more about the trial program visit:
http://www.netlibrary.com/
RecordedBooks/AboutDigitalAudiobooks/TrialProgram.aspx.
For general information about NetLibrary eAudiobooks, as well as ordering
information visit: /netserv/pricing/netlibraryaudio.html.
Shannon W. Behrhorst
Network Services Director
Nebraska Library Commission
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OXFORD DICTIONARY OF
NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY UPDATES
The second update of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
Online is now live! This update adds 140 new biographies of men and
women who left a mark on some aspect of the British past between the
thirteenth and twentieth centuries, along with 18 new ready
reference lists and eight feature articles for ready reference.
Each update spotlights distinct groups of people with a shared
identity or common link. This update examines three areas (90
biographies in total), all with an introductory essay: European
exiles and visitors to Britain; Women in politics; and Household
names. The remaining biographies are of men and women who left their
mark in the arts, diplomacy, the military, trade, religion, and
education.
You can also get a 30-day trial to the American National Biography
online by contacting Oxford Online. Nebraska Library Commission
offers discounted pricing for Oxford University Press databases.
For more information see:
/netserv/pricing/oxford.html.
.
[Oxford University Press, edited]
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DATABASE TRIALS ON TAP FOR FALL 2005
The Nebraska Library Commission Network Services Department is in the process of
setting up fall trials of the following databases:
- FAITS (Faulkner Advisory for IT Studies) - a comprehensive, one-of-a-kind
online technology reports library that was created especially for use by the
academic community. Continually updated and fully searchable, FAITS contains
hundreds of reports designed to help students, educators, and administrators
learn about and keep up with the critical issues, trends, market conditions,
products, services, and vendors driving the information technology industry.
- PriceMiner.com - a new research tool for art, antiques, and collectibles,
containing data from eBay, GoAntiques and TIAS. PriceMiner.com can be used as a
price guide as well as an identification tool.
- Weiss Ratings - evaluates and rates the financial strength of more than 15,000
institutions, including banks & thrifts, HMOs, life & health insurers, property
& casualty insurers, long-term care insurance, and Medicare supplement
insurance. They also track the risk-adjusted performance of over 12,000 mutual
funds and more than 9,000 stocks.
- Campus Research - a new research service powered by Westlaw. Campus
Research promises to provide college and university students with an easy-to-use
online source for news, business and law-related information. News and business
content includes current and archival coverage of newspapers, magazines,
broadcast transcripts, wires and trade journals, with sources like The New
York Times, USA Today, Financial Times, Associated Press and
CNN. West will introduce Campus Research to interested Nebraska librarians via a
WebEx presentation in mid-September (exact date TBA). Trials will follow for
those wishing to explore Campus Research more thoroughly.
If you are interested in participating in these trials, please stay tuned to the
TRIAL mailing list for further details. If you are not currently a member of the
TRIAL mailing list, learn what it is and how to join at
/netserv/listservs.html.
Trials of additional databases will be coordinated and announced on an ongoing
basis throughout the remainder of the year. For a snapshot of database trials
available at any given moment, please see our Database Trials page located at
/netserv/trial.html.
If you have questions about or suggestions for database trials, please don't
hesitate to let me know at 800-307-2665, 402-471-3849, or e-mail Susan Knisely.
Susan Knisely
Online Services Librarian
Nebraska Library Commission
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ARIEL 4.1 NOW AVAILABLE
At the 2005 ALA conference, Infotrieve, Inc. announced the release of Ariel 4.1!
Ariel 4.1 is backwards compatible with Ariel version 3.x and 2.2, allowing for
uninterrupted workflows and document sharing throughout the academic world. For
libraries that have purchased Ariel 4.0, the 4.1 upgrade is available at no
charge. A step-by-step upgrade guide is available on the Infotrieve website.
Nebraska libraries can order ARIEL at discounted rates through the BCR network.
Ordering information is available at
/netserv/discount.aspx.
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CATALOGING CLASSES GO ONLINE
Expanding on the experience with OCLC software classes online, we will now try
cataloging classes online. These online classes allow:
- people from a widespread area to attend without traveling,
- personal interaction,
- people who may need to miss one or two sessions from the longer running class
to still get CE credit by watching a recording of the session and completing
assignments.
For online classes, attendees must have Internet access and a telephone line to
call a toll-free number. Voice transmission over the Internet still needs some
work, especially for those with dial-up access only, so we need to talk over a
regular phone line. All the technical requirements for participating in the
online classes are available at
/netserv/cataloging.html.
Based on the evaluation of these two classes, we will make decisions on
repeating them and on adding classes on other topics.
Our first two offerings:
- Understanding MARC21 Bibliographic Records: The weekly sessions run from
September 13 to November 1. Each session lasts an hour and will focus on a
specific section of a MARC record.
- Dewey Decimal Classification: The weekly sessions run from November 30 to
December 14. Each session lasts an hour and a half.
These two classes are full. For more details on these classes or to be put on a
waiting list, see /netserv/cataloging.html.
Stay tuned. Who knows what's next-cameras and mikes on all the computers?
Devra Dragos
Cataloging Librarian
Nebraska Library Commission
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