The Changing Library Environment of Technical Services
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The document discusses the changing environment of technical services in libraries. It notes the increasing digitization of collections and resources, as well as the impact of library automation and Library 2.0 initiatives that support social learning. This has resulted in challenges and opportunities for technical services, including developing digital preservation expertise, providing digital archives, and training staff. Collaborating across libraries can help optimize resources and save money through activities like consortial acquisitions and shared cataloging, databases, and repositories.
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The Changing Library Environment of Technical Services
- 1. The Changing Library Environment of Technical Services by Fe Angela M. Verzosa
- 3. Species that do not evolve in response to a changing environment do not survive, dinosaurs being a case in point. Librarians have the opportunity to choose to evolve, to emphasize relationships, and to respond to the environment. Unless we pause to take stock, to reach out to librarians in other parts of the library, to sound out our users as to their informational needs, we will find ourselves, like relics of the past instead of active participants in the information services of the future . (McCoombs 1992,147)
- 7. From a physical space…
- 8. To an electronic space
- 14. Online
- 15. Off-the-rack
- 16. Will technology make Acquisitions Librarians obsolete ?
- 18. Innovative approaches to bibliographic control
- 19. Automation: Has it deprofessionalized the work of Cataloging Librarians?
- 21. from card catalogs to OPACs
- 27. What are the uses and applications of Social Networks? and their impact on technical services?
- 30. Catalog search Photos videos polls
- 31. Info-Profile Photos Events Notes YouTube videos
- 33. an online service to help people catalog their books easily Also connects people with same books
- 35. A blogging library …
- 36. Blogs as Library News Vehicles
- 37. Video-sharing for Library Tours an engaging way to introduce new students to the campus library as well as to its librarians
- 38. Wikis as Subject Guides
- 40. PAARLWiki links to articles, lectures, library websites, library organizations, library grants, anything library-related…
- 48. Thank you for listening! Questions? Contact famverzosa@yahoo.com
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- LibraryThing is an online service to help people catalog their books easily. You can access your catalog from anywhere—even on your mobile phone. Because everyone catalogs together, LibraryThing also connects people with the same books, comes up with suggestions for what to read next, and so forth. LibraryThing is a full-powered cataloging application, searching the Library of Congress, all five national Amazon sites, and more than 80 world libraries. You can edit your information, search and sort it, "tag" books with your own subjects, or use the Library of Congress and Dewey systems to organize your collection. How can libraries use LibraryThing? Fully integrate LibraryThing's social data into your catalog using LibraryThing for Libraries . LTFL lets you add tag-based browsing, book recommendations, ratings, reviews and more to your OPAC, by integrating with LibraryThing and its high-quality book data. can use LibraryThing as a catalog for their collection.
- The Kelvin Smith Library at Case Western Reserve University blogs about library news such as database changes, university receptions, and digital video acquisitions.
- The librarians at Williams College created a library welcome video for new students which leads them on a mystery tour of the library. They have it hosted up on YouTube. It's an engaging way to introduce new students to the campus library as well as to its librarians.
- Ohio University Libraries has combined their marketing, general, and international business subject guides in one place to create BizWiki A searchable & easily updatable resource for patrons which anyone can edit. Using Media Wiki, they have created this information resource about business databases and resources, instructional articles on how to research companies, guides to various industries, FARQs
- PAARLWiki is a project I spearheaded to provide our community of library information professionals with sources available locally and through the Internet, particularly on research articles, case studies, lecture presentations, technical reports, etc. on Philippine librarianship. In addition, I added more online information on library standards, profiles of various library organizations in the country, and outstanding librarians. I also uploaded many useful links on anything that is library-related, or may be useful to libraries.