I would imagine this gets to the larger issue that the majority of people
taking the survey haven't read these books. (Or perhaps this is a personal
bias...but I think I am responsibly well read.) If you were to use a more
modern selection of books, like the 100 best novels of the 20st
Howdy All,
Some folks from across campus just came to my door with this question. I am
still trying to work through the possibilities and problems, but thought others
might have encountered something similar.
They are looking for a way to create a feed (RSS, or anything else that might
work)
Butler (pbutler3)
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2012 9:25 AM
To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
Subject: [CODE4LIB] Author authority records to create publication feed?
Howdy All,
Some folks from across campus just came to my door with this question.
I am still trying to work through the possibilities
Hi All,
In the last week the library has been approached by two different departments
across campus that have small databases, one FileMaker Pro and one MS Access,
that they would like to make available online. The interfaces would be nothing
fancy, with a backend that allows for
-server
I believe MS Access has something similar for using MS SQL Server.
--Kevin
On 6/26/12 5:03 PM, Paul Butler (pbutler3) wrote:
Hi All, In the last week the library has been approached by two
different departments across campus that have small databases, one
FileMaker Pro and one
Hi All,
Yes, this Fall we are opening the Think Lab here at UMW Libraries. While we
have been part of the planning process for the space, I would say thus far the
library has played the role of landlord more than anything else. I see this
partnership developing as time progresses. (I have a
Have you looked into Irfanview's [ww.irfanview.com] batch conversion settings
and plugins? Might be something there that is useful.
Cheers, Paul
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Paul R Butler
Assistant Systems Librarian
Simpson Library
University of Mary Washington
1801 College Avenue
Fredericksburg,
For something like this I would go the hardware route. A walkie-talkie on a
charging stand at each service point. The walkie-talkies would always be on and
tuned to the same channel. That way the staff person is not tied to the PC
itself, they can grab the walkie-talkie and still do what they
Instead of offering a single project for the entire class to do, how about
creating several stations, each with a different type of project? Something
old school like soldering, a Pi, a 3-D printer, paper craft, etc... You could
cannibalize your home/shop for the tech. Allows for different
