Library Cataloging
What a strange-networked world we live in. I'm currently reading The Information Professional's Guide to Career Development Online. The foreword is written by Priscilla K. Shontz. Even though we have never met, I recognize the name. I?ve seen it in print and online. She runs the LIScareer Web site. What struck me at the end of the foreword was the fact she works across town. Granted Houston is a large town to cross but surely, we have been at the same events. The TLA district 8 conference, AMIGOS training, maybe she has even taken the Explore! Fun With Science training offered to librarians by my place of employment, the Lunar and Planetary Institute. How strange to find someone online and then find out she is local.
- Eos Ils Users
Are there any planetary science libraries or libraries in the Houston/Galveston area using EOS? If so, would you like to participate in Cross Library Search with the Lunar and Planetary Institute? Just let me know. Thanks....
- Ala 2011
Some of my co-workers from the Lunar and Planetary Institute will be presenting at ALA 2011. Sunday, June 26, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Science Programming 101: Presenting excellent science programs in your library MCC-Rm 287 (Morial Convention Center) Learn how...
- Librarything Local
LibraryThing Local maps libraries, bookstores, and book events.LibraryThing Local is a gateway to thousands of local bookstores, libraries and book festivals?and to all the author readings, signings, discussions and other events they host. It is our attempt...
- Texas
The Texas Library Association seeks volunteers for the annual convention.TLA 2005 needs volunteers to help run the conference. There is something for everyone - from staffing all the events and meetings (listed as: Meeting Rooms/AV/Tech/EVENTS) to providing...
- Career
The Information Professional?s Guide to Career Development Online by Priscilla K. Shontz urges us to have a visible presence on the Web to further our careers. Her advise is one of the reasons I began this 'blog, along with advise by Stephen King...
Library Cataloging
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What a strange-networked world we live in. I'm currently reading The Information Professional's Guide to Career Development Online. The foreword is written by Priscilla K. Shontz. Even though we have never met, I recognize the name. I?ve seen it in print and online. She runs the LIScareer Web site. What struck me at the end of the foreword was the fact she works across town. Granted Houston is a large town to cross but surely, we have been at the same events. The TLA district 8 conference, AMIGOS training, maybe she has even taken the Explore! Fun With Science training offered to librarians by my place of employment, the Lunar and Planetary Institute. How strange to find someone online and then find out she is local.
- Eos Ils Users
Are there any planetary science libraries or libraries in the Houston/Galveston area using EOS? If so, would you like to participate in Cross Library Search with the Lunar and Planetary Institute? Just let me know. Thanks....
- Ala 2011
Some of my co-workers from the Lunar and Planetary Institute will be presenting at ALA 2011. Sunday, June 26, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Science Programming 101: Presenting excellent science programs in your library MCC-Rm 287 (Morial Convention Center) Learn how...
- Librarything Local
LibraryThing Local maps libraries, bookstores, and book events.LibraryThing Local is a gateway to thousands of local bookstores, libraries and book festivals?and to all the author readings, signings, discussions and other events they host. It is our attempt...
- Texas
The Texas Library Association seeks volunteers for the annual convention.TLA 2005 needs volunteers to help run the conference. There is something for everyone - from staffing all the events and meetings (listed as: Meeting Rooms/AV/Tech/EVENTS) to providing...
- Career
The Information Professional?s Guide to Career Development Online by Priscilla K. Shontz urges us to have a visible presence on the Web to further our careers. Her advise is one of the reasons I began this 'blog, along with advise by Stephen King...