General Library Citations
1998-2000
 

• Citations of interest to Catalogers 
• Support Staff citations page1 
• Support Staff citations page 2
• A Support Staff Bibliography
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  Bibliography done by Rita Gibson
• Library Journals Online 

1. Helfer DS. Leading libraries. Looking backward,
looking ahead: three years of lessons learned.
[Journal Article] Searcher:
the Magazine for Database Professionals
. 8(1):120-2, 2000 Jan.

 2. Kautzman AM. Virtual academy.
How I learned to stop worrying and love the Internet.
[Journal Article] Searcher: 
the Magazine for Database Professionals. 8(1):117-9, 2000 Jan. 

 3. Coffman S. "And now, a word from our sponsors...": 
alternative funding for libraries. 
[Journal Article] Searcher: 
the Magazine for Database Professionals.
8(1):51-7, 2000 Jan. 

 4. Bauer K. Who goes there? Measuring library web site usage.
[Journal Article. Website]
Online. 24(1):25-6, 28, 30-1, 2000 Jan-Feb. (4 bib)
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 5. Malinconico SM. et al.
Events of the century... significant library happenings in the last 100 years.
[Journal Article] Library Journal. 124(20):74-5, 1999 Dec. 

 6. Fox B. Library buildings 1999. Structural ergonomics.
[Journal Article. Pictorial. Tables/Charts]
Library Journal. 124(20):57-69, 1999 Dec. 

 7. Heller JS. Copyright corner. Where have you gone,
fair use: document delivery in the for-profit sector.
[Journal Article] Information Outlook. 4(1):42-3, 2000 Jan. 

 8. Sood C. Licensing, consortia, aggregators and consolidators.
[Journal Article] Incite. 20(10):10-1, 1999 Oct. 
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 9. Stearns RM. The confusing world of mental health: 
a former clinician's perspective on the information sources patrons really need.
[Journal Article]
Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian. 18(1):45-55, 1999. (24 ref)

 10. Pilling S. Supplying serials to the world:
three decades of experience at the British Library, Boston spa.
[Journal Article. Statistics. Tables/Charts] 
Serials Librarian. 37(2):105-17, 1999. (3 ref 17 bib) 
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11. Dick JT. DVD: the next big (digital) thing?
[Journal Article] Library Journal. 124(9):50-1, 1999 May 15. 

 12. Anonymous. WWW -- 1999. The who, what, and where directory
of library and information resources.
[Journal Article. Directories] Incite. 20(1):13-9, 1999 Jan. 

 13. Voge S. NOAH-New York Online Access to Health:
library collaboration for bilingual consumer health information on the Internet.
[Journal Article. Website]
Bulletin of the Medical Library Association. 86(3):326-34, 1998 Jul. (22 ref) 

 14. Knowles SK. 2001, a space odyssey: a library for the millenium. 
[Journal Article] Bulletin of the Medical Library Association.
87(2):219-21, 1999 Apr. (12 ref)

 15. Anonymous. New statement on online information. 
Interim statement on use of online information in libraries. 
[Journal Article. Brief Item. Standards] Incite. 19(8):22, 1998 Aug. 

 16. Crawford W. Paper persists: why physical library collections still matter.
[Journal Article] Online. 22(1):42-4, 46-8, 1998 Jan-Feb. 

 17. Oakley B. Wells E. Purchasing and reporting made simple:
an off-the-shelf solution.
[Journal Article] Information Outlook. 2(10):22-4, 27, 1998 Oct. 
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 18. Notes GR. On the Net. Minimal intranets for libraries. 
[Journal Article] Online. 23(1):74-6, 1999 Jan-Feb. 

 19. McQueen H. DeMatteo JE. Intranets: new opportunities 
for information professionals.
[Journal Article. Glossary. Website]
Online. 23(1):14-8, 20, 22, 1999 Jan-Feb.

 20. Anonymous. Government relations outlook. 
Digital copyright protection: good or bad for libraries?
[Journal Article] Information Outlook. 3(1):32, 1999 Jan.

21. Ma W. The near future trend: combining Web access and local CD networks.
Experience and a few suggestions.
[Journal Article. Tables/Charts]
Electronic Library. 16(1):49-54, 1998 Feb. (4 ref) 

 22. Gregory VL. de la Pena McCook K. Breaking the $30K barrier.
[Journal Article. Research. Tables/Charts] Library Journal. 123(17):32-8, 1998 Oct 15.

 23. Tenopir C. LJ infotech: online databases. Pricing options. 
[Journal Article. Tables/Charts]
Library Journal. 123(14):130, 132, 1998 Sep 1.

 24. Scott B. The weight of responsibility.
[Journal Article. Brief Item] Incite. 19(7):10, 1998 Jul.
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 25. Bales SN. Technology and tradition: the future's in the balance. 
[Journal Article] American Libraries. 29(6):82-3, 85-6, 1998 Jun-Jul. 

 26. Anonymous. Towards a new association. A model for the future.
[Journal Article] Incite. 19(2):17-21, 1998 Feb. 

 27. Davis D. A conversation on copyright and compliance.
[Journal Article] Computers in Libraries. 18(6):47-51, 1998 Jun. 

 28. Harris LE. Finding your way out of the copyright maze.
[Journal Article] Computers in Libraries. 18(6):20-2, 24-5, 1998 Jun. 

 30. Connell D. Learning to retrieve information from your library.
[Journal Article] Nt Learning Curve. 1(11):4-6, 1998 Jan 7. (4 ref) 

31. Ojala M. Behind the scenes at Gale Research.
[Journal Article. Interview] Database. 21(1):50-2, 54, 1998 Feb-Mar.

 32. Morgan EL. Libraries of the future. Computer literacy for librarians. 
[Journal Article] Computers in Libraries. 18(1):39-40, 1998 Jan. 

 33. Anonymous. WWW -- 1998. 
The who, what and where directory of library and information resources.
[Journal Article. Directories] Incite. 19(1):18-25, 1998 Jan. 

 34. O'Mahony DP. Siemers LK. Associations working to enhance public access.
[Journal Article] MLA News. (302):12-3, 1998 Jan. 

 35. Glitz B. Medical libraries in the California library environment.
[Journal Article] Latitudes:
Newsletter of the Pacific Southwest Region
(Nn/Lm). 7(1):6-7, 1998 Jan-Feb. 

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Citations for Catalogers 1997-1999

Authors 
Perez E. 
Institution 
Oregon State Library. 
Title 
Database workbench. MARCing time with library datafiles.
Source 
Database. 22(1):79-83, 1999 Feb-Mar.

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Authors 
Connor E. 
Institution 
Medical University of South Carolina -- Charleston. 
Title 
Medical informatics: focus on metadata.
Source 
MLA News. (315):14-5, 1999 Apr. (4 bib)
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Authors 
Weibel S. 
Title 
The Dublin Core:
a simple content description model for electronic resources.
Source 
NFAIS Newsletter. 40(7):117-9, 1998 Jul.
Abbreviated Source 
NFAIS NEWSL. 40(7):117-9, 1998 Jul.

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Citation 4
Accession Number 
1999013461.
Authors 
Milstead J. Feldman S. 
Institution 
The JELEM Company, Brookfield, CT 06804 email milstead@ct1.nai.net. 
Title 
Metadata projects & standards.
Source 
Online. 23(1):32-8, 40, 1999 Jan-Feb. (7 ref)
Abbreviated Source 
ONLINE. 23(1):32-8, 40, 1999 Jan-Feb. (7 ref)

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Citation 5
Accession Number 
1999013460.
Authors 
Milstead J. Feldman S. 
Institution 
The JELEM Company, Brookfield, CT 06804 email milstead@ct1.nai.net. 
Title 
Metadata cataloging by any other name...
Source 
Online. 23(1):24-6, 28-31, 1999 Jan-Feb. (2 ref)
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Authors 
Rees LB. Clancy BA. 
Institution 
Van Pelt Library, University of Pennsylvania, 3420 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6206. 
Title 
Cataloging electronic journals: learning to weave the Web.
Source 
Internet Reference Services Quarterly. 3(3):29-43, 1998. (7 ref)
Abstract 
Once the decision was made to catalog electronic serials
(electronic journals or e-journals) at the
University of Pennsylvania, it was up to the serials catalogers
to decide how much information would
be provided in the record, as well as to
develop a "standard" form. 
Even though the cataloging would come
from two separate units 
(the main University Library and the Biomedical Library), 
the records would be part of the same OPAC.
As very few other libraries were cataloging
Internet resources at the time and national standards
were still under discussion,
it was necessary to "learn by doing".
The authors describe the process of creating 
cataloging records for the more than 1550
Internet serial resources and the progression
from brief, basic records on the library's gopher
to full-level cataloging of Internet titles for these items.
Examples of problems unique to this format are supplied; 
discussion of foreign and domestic online
newspapers and established publisher-and/
or vendor-generated scholarly journals are included. (7 ref) 

Authors 
Will L. Will S. 
Institution 
Willpower Information, Information Management Consultants, 27 Calshot Way,
Enfield, Middlesex, EN2 7BQ, UK. E-mail: info@willpower.demon.co.uk. 
Title 
Dewey for Windows.
Source 
Electronic Library. 15(3):192-5, 1997 Jun.
 

Authors 
Veatch JR. 
 
Title 
Insourcing the Web.
Source 
American Libraries. 30(1):64-7, 1999 Jan.
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Authors 
Chepesiuk R. 
Title 
Organizing the Internet: the "core" of the challenge.
Source 
American Libraries. 30(1):60-3, 1999 Jan.
 

Authors 
Oder N. 
Title 
Cataloging the Net: can we do it?
Source 
Library Journal. 123(16):47-51, 1998 Oct 1.

Authors 
York B. 
Title 
Cataloguing: from card files to computers...
'Behind the scenes' series.
Source 
National Library of Australia News. 8(1):19-21, 1997 Oct.
Abstract 
So far in Barry York's 'Behind the Scenes'
series we have seen what happens to a monograph
once it arrives at the Library:
the acquisition process and then accessioning. 
Now we come to the third vital stage: cataloguing. 

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Authors 
Schneider KG. 
Title 
Internet librarian: Cataloging Internet resources: concerns
and caveats.
Source 
American Libraries. 28(3):77, 1997 Mar.
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Authors 
Hyland M. Mortimer M. Higgins N. 
Institution 
ACT Department of Education and Training Information and Resource Centre, PO
Box 69, Hawker ACT 2614 Australia. 
Title 
The development of CatSkill and its potential for training in libraries.
Source 
Serials Librarian. 32(3/4):107-15, 1997. (11 bib)
Abstract 
This article traces the background and development of CatSkill,
the computer assisted learning (CAL) CD-ROM
which provides a complete course on AACR2 1988 rev,
and four MARC coding schemes -
ABN MARC, CAN/MARC, UK MARC and USMARC. 
This product was developed through a partnership of
two Australian companies, DocMatrix Pty Ltd
and Learning Curve Pty Ltd. The potential of CatSkill
for paraprofessional and professional library training
in library schools and for in-house training is discussed.
The future of CAL for both library technical training
and for educating users to utilise library resources
effectively is outlined. (11 bib) 
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Authors 
Boydston JMK. Williams JW. Cole J. 
Title 
Serials cataloging at the turn of the century.
Source 
Serials Librarian. 32(1/2):3-198, 1997.

Authors 
Tennant R. 
Title 
LJ infotech. Digital libraries: 21st-century cataloging.
Source 
Library Journal. 123(7):30-1, 1998 Apr 15.

Authors 
McKiernan G. 
Title 
Beyond bookmarks: a review of frameworks, features, and functionalities of
schemes for organizing the Web.
Source 
Internet Reference Services Quarterly. 3(1):69-82, 1998. (6 ref)
Abstract 
In an effort to facilitate use of the Internet,
a number of libraries have begun to apply established
professional organizational practices and approaches to 
the management of World Wide Web resources.
This paper reviews and analyzes the various frameworks,
features, and functionalities of selected sites that have
adapted or adopted standard library classification schemes
or controlled vocabularies to enhance access to WWW
information sources. The common elements of many sites
and the structural and navigational approaches incorporated
with select sites are profiled.
An Appendix of known sites that make use
of standard classification schemes or controlled
vocabularies to organize Web resources is included. (6 ref) 

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Authors 
Ojedokun AA. 
Title 
CD-MARC bibliographic databases as an alternative to other information
sources: cataloguers' evaluation of the use of LC CD-MARC at Kenneth Dike
Library, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
Source 
Electronic Library. 14(3):215-20, 1996 Jun. (5 ref)
Abstract 
The Library of Congress (LC compact disc machine-readable catalogue 
(CD-MARC) was recently acquired by the Kenneth Dike Library,
University of Ibadan. Its use by the cataloguing librarians was
evaluated in terms of efficiency (effect on cataloguing time)
and effectiveness (effect on monthly output) when compared with using
other information sources such as microfiches,
cataloguing-in-publication (CIP) data and
printed sources--LC subject headings, 
LC National Union Catalogue, LC monographic series, etc. 
The positive influence of the new technology was evident
as there were reductions in cataloguing time
and increases in monthly output of items catalogued. (5 ref) 

Authors 
Jeng LH. 
Title 
A converging vision of cataloging in the electronic world.
Source 
Information Technology & Libraries. 15(4):222-7, 230, 1996 Dec. (22 ref)
 

Authors 
Vine R. 
Title 
Cyberpulse. Forget link lists: think URL databases.
Source 
Bibliotheca Medica Canadiana. 18(4):145-6, 1997 Summer.
 

Authors 
Thirion B. Darmoni SJ. 
Title 
CliniWeb: managing clinical information on the
World-Wide Web... including
commentary by Hersh W.
Source 
Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. 4(1):71, 1997
Jan-Feb. (2 ref)
 

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• Library Journals Online 

 

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