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ORCIDLibrary Hi Tech, Volume 27
Volume 27, Number 1, 2009
- Michael Seadle:
Conference contrasts. 5-10 - Carmel Denholm, Leto Kauler, Jan Lavelle, Lloyd Sokvitne:
Making the new OPAC seamless: dealing with the transition from "finding" to "getting". 13-29 - Luiz H. Mendes
, Jennie Quiñonez-Skinner, Danielle Skaggs:
Subjecting the catalog to tagging. 30-41 - Roxanne Missingham, Rina Brettell, Shirley White, Sarah Miskin:
Accessing information in a parliamentary environment: is the OPAC dead? 42-56 - Elizabeth (Bess) Sadler:
Project Blacklight: a next generation library catalog at a first generation university. 57-67 - Tom Steele:
The new cooperative cataloging. 68-77 - Jezmynne Westcott, Alexandra Chappell, Candace Lebel:
LibraryThing for libraries at Claremont. 78-81 - Birong Ho, Keith Kelley, Scott Garrison:
Implementing VuFind as an alternative to Voyager's WebVoyage interface: One library's experience. 82-92 - John Houser:
The VuFind implementation at Villanova University. 93-105 - Astrid Oliver:
Tracking repetitive use of electronic reserve items: Using electronic reserves repetitive use information to help gauge copyright compliance. 106-117 - Ian Gibson, Lisa Goddard, Shannon Gordon:
One box to search them all: Implementing federated search at an academic library. 118-133 - Sungwon Kim:
A mobile video service trial: TOEST. 134-150 - Christine Merk, Frank Scholze, Nils Windisch:
Item-level usage statistics: A review of current practices and recommendations for normalization and exchange. 151-162
Volume 27, Number 2, 2009
- Judith Wusteman:
Editorial. Virtual research environments: Issues and opportunities for librarians. 169-173 - Alexander Voß, Rob Procter:
Virtual research environments in scholarly work and communications. 174-190 - Diane H. Sonnenwald, Monica Lassi, Nasrine Olson, Marisa Ponti, Ann-Sofie Axelsson:
Exploring new ways of working using virtual research environments in library and information science. 191-204 - Stuart Dunn:
Dealing with the complexity deluge: VREs in the arts and humanities. 205-216 - Alan Masson:
VRE library services: Learning from supporting VLE users. 217-227 - Martin Myhill, Michele Shoebridge, Lee Snook:
Virtual research environments - a Web 2.0 cookbook? 228-238 - Leonardo Candela, Donatella Castelli, Pasquale Pagano:
On-demand virtual research environments and the changing roles of librarians. 239-251 - Alejandro Garza:
From OPAC to CMS: Drupal as an extensible library platform. 252-267 - Dean James, Michael Garrett, Leah Krevit:
Discovering discovery tools: Evaluating vendors and implementing Web 2.0 environments. 268-276 - Larry Dixson:
YAZ proxy installation to enhance Z39.50 server performance. 277-285 - Michalis Sfakakis, Sarantos Kapidakis:
Eliminating query failures in a work-centric library meta-search environment. 286-307 - Michael Seadle:
Archiving in the networked world: betting on the future. 319-325
Volume 27, Number 3, 2009
- Michael Seadle:
The nastiness of data. 333-337 - Valerie Hill, Hyuk-Jin Lee:
Libraries and immersive learning environments unite in Second Life. 338-356 - Taryn Resnick, Dennis T. Clark:
Evolution of electronic resources support: is virtual reference the answer? 357-371 - Andreas Vårheim:
Public libraries: places creating social capital? 372-381 - Brian Hancock:
A simple data grid using the Inferno operating system. 382-392 - Charlotte Clements:
Implementing instant messaging in four university libraries. 393-402 - Ellie Dworak, Keven Jeffery:
Wiki to the rescue: creating a more dynamic intranet. 403-410 - Marliese Thomas, Dana M. Caudle, Cecilia M. Schmitz:
To tag or not to tag? 411-434 - M. R. Davarpanah, M. Sanji, M. Aramideh:
Farsi lexical analysis and stop word list. 435-449 - Devika P. Madalli, Dimple Patel:
Issues in Indian languages computing in particular reference to search and retrieval in Telugu language. 450-459 - Mohamed Ridda Laouar, Richard Hacken, Mathew Miles:
The role of web services in portal design: approaches for an Algerian university library. 460-479
Volume 27, Number 4, 2009
- Anne Lipp:
An integrated digital research environment: DFG perspectives. 496-504 - Martin Hofmann-Apitius, Erfan Younesi, Vinod Kasam:
Direct use of information extraction from scientific text for modeling and simulation in the life sciences. 505-519 - Alexander Mehler, Ulli Waltinger:
Enhancing document modeling by means of open topic models: Crossing the frontier of classification schemes in digital libraries by example of the DDC. 520-539 - Isidro F. Aguillo:
Measuring the institution's footprint in the web. 540-556 - Kai Eckert, Christian Hänger, Christof Niemann:
Tagging and automation: challenges and opportunities for academic libraries. 557-569 - Wouter van der Velde, Olaf Ernst:
The future of eBooks? Will print disappear? An end-user perspective. 570-583 - Dirk Lewandowski:
Ranking library materials. 584-593 - Wolfram Neubauer, Arlette Piguet:
The Knowledge Portal, or the vision of easy access to information. 594-601 - Anne Petry-Eberle, Monika Bieg:
Outsourcing information services. 602-609 - Wendy Lougee:
The diffuse library revisited: aligning the library as strategic asset. 610-623 - Rudi Schmiede:
Upgrading academic scholarship: challenges and chances of the digital age. 624-633 - Michael Seadle:
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