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Librarian props
</modesty> Taken from: Chapman, J. (2009) Issues in contemporary documentary (with additional research by Kate Allison). Cambridge: Polity Press [Google book preview] And: Taken from: Chapman, J....
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Anonymised library book circulation data for the academic year 2008/2009:...
mosaic.2008.level1.1265378452.0000001.xml The University of Lincoln collected one academic year’s worth of its own library book circulation data (“user activity data”) for the JISC-funded MOSAIC...
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LibraryThings (can only get better)
I’ve recently rekindled my relationship with LibraryThing. Enough to pay the $25 suggested fee for lifetime membership. I’ve commented in the past that I don’t understand why more library people—even...
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Algebra, Boole, Computers, Display
There’s a small book display on the ground floor of the GCW University Library to mark the end of Boolefest (“a celebration of the life of George Boole“), a week-long arts and sciences festival which...
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My library ‘footprint’
Very slightly inspired by a recent blog post by Joss Winn: A couple of things have reminded me recently that it might be useful to describe how I use libraries. Historical interlude: my first...
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A LNCD booklist
We have been able to buy a number of useful books on agile software development / rapid innovation of technology for education, aimed particularly at developing student skills and participation in...
View ArticleThe things that I used to do
In searching the web the other day, I found this, from 2007. When I was a subject librarian I used to create one of these new book lists every month, writing the HTML and CSS in Notepad. It was...
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An Orbital project reading list
The Orbital project has now formally begun. As ‘lead researcher’, I’m making a start by building a reading list of material related to research data management. In fact, we’re going to be setting aside...
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Reading lists now show real-time book availability
The University of Lincoln’s online reading lists now show the live, real-time availability of books in the Library. If you go to an online reading list (here’s an example) and click on one of the...
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Bookmark articles on to Reading Lists directly from Find it at Lincoln
Academic staff at the University of Lincoln – it’s now possible to use the reading list “bookmarklet” to add books, journal articles, etc. to your reading lists, directly from Find it at Lincoln....
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