Library Cataloging
This looks interesting, especially with the Open WorldCat program and Google Scholar recently getting so much attention. Google Hacks, 2nd ed. by Tara Calishain and Rael Dornfest.
- Google In Cataloging
"Have You Searched Google Yet?" Using Google as a Discovery Tool for Cataloging Jennifer Lang by appears in the latest issue of Library Philosophy and Practice.This paper demonstrates how some of Google's search functionalities can be used to locate...
- Windows Generator For Google Sitemap-files
Another Web site metadata creation tool. The Windows Generator for Google SiteMap-Files can help create a file for Google to index your site.Google Sitemaps allow the webmaster to help Google index their sites more effectively. According to Google it...
- Google Base
I've loaded 425 items into Google Base. That is the limit they currently impose.Google Base is a place where you can easily submit all types of online and offline content that we'll host and make searchable online. You can describe any item you...
- Open Worldcat
Corey Murata has posted 3 Open WorldCat tools for use:Open WorldCat Lookup Using Either Google or YahooMozilla Searchbar Open WorldCat scriptOpen WorldCat search using the Google DeskbarSeen on Library Stuff....
- Google Hacks
Over at Research Buzz there are several Google hacks and bookmarklets. Maybe it is time for an O'Reilly book Librarian Hacks?Research Buzz and Librarian.net have both had nice things to say about Catalogablog in the past two days. Thanks. Welcome...
Library Cataloging
Google Book
This looks interesting, especially with the Open WorldCat program and Google Scholar recently getting so much attention. Google Hacks, 2nd ed. by Tara Calishain and Rael Dornfest.
In his foreword to the book, Craig Silverstein, Director of Technology at Google, observes, "Since 'Google Hacks' first appeared, search has, if possible, only grown in importance. Not only is there more information than ever to be found--via email, computer hard drives, and newly digitized repositories of previously offline content--there is also a greater need to automate tasks and to locate that needle of information in a haystack that will just not stop growing."
- Google In Cataloging
"Have You Searched Google Yet?" Using Google as a Discovery Tool for Cataloging Jennifer Lang by appears in the latest issue of Library Philosophy and Practice.This paper demonstrates how some of Google's search functionalities can be used to locate...
- Windows Generator For Google Sitemap-files
Another Web site metadata creation tool. The Windows Generator for Google SiteMap-Files can help create a file for Google to index your site.Google Sitemaps allow the webmaster to help Google index their sites more effectively. According to Google it...
- Google Base
I've loaded 425 items into Google Base. That is the limit they currently impose.Google Base is a place where you can easily submit all types of online and offline content that we'll host and make searchable online. You can describe any item you...
- Open Worldcat
Corey Murata has posted 3 Open WorldCat tools for use:Open WorldCat Lookup Using Either Google or YahooMozilla Searchbar Open WorldCat scriptOpen WorldCat search using the Google DeskbarSeen on Library Stuff....
- Google Hacks
Over at Research Buzz there are several Google hacks and bookmarklets. Maybe it is time for an O'Reilly book Librarian Hacks?Research Buzz and Librarian.net have both had nice things to say about Catalogablog in the past two days. Thanks. Welcome...