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Full-Text Articles in Library and Information Science
Postmodernism, Processing, And The Profession: Towards A Theoretical Reading Of Minimal Standards, Melanie Griffin
Postmodernism, Processing, And The Profession: Towards A Theoretical Reading Of Minimal Standards, Melanie Griffin
Provenance, Journal of the Society of Georgia Archivists
As Frank Burke noted in 1981, evidence-based practice rather than theory tends to dominate professional literature about archives. The papers presented at archival conferences and published in journals often concern themselves with the quotidian functions of archives: processing, description, access, preservation, reference, education, and (in the decades since Burke wrote) digitization. This situation is hardly surprisingly given the fundamentally practical – indeed pragmatic – thrust of archival work. The field is often referred to as a science, not a theory, and abstract concepts neither offer concrete solutions to the immediate questions of daily practice nor provide new techniques for managing …
Provenance Xxviii, Jody Thompson
Provenance Xxviii, Jody Thompson
Provenance, Journal of the Society of Georgia Archivists
No abstract provided.
The Southeastern Librarian V. 57, No. 4 (Winter 2010) Complete Issue
The Southeastern Librarian V. 57, No. 4 (Winter 2010) Complete Issue
The Southeastern Librarian
Complete issue of The Southeastern Librarian, volume 57, No. 4 (Winter 2010).
Sela Activities
The Southeastern Librarian
Recent activities from the Southeastern Library Association. Highlights include: call for presenters for the New Voices program at the 2010 joint Arkansas Library Association/Southeastern Library Association conference; call for nominations for the SELA Outstanding Author Awards; call for nominations for the Ginny Frankenthaler Memorial Scholarship in Library Science; call for participants in the SELA mentoring program; results of the SELA membership survey; the text of the SELA Executive Board's resolution on the 2009 reauthorization of the US Patriot Act.
State News
The Southeastern Librarian
Recent developments from SELA member institutions.
People News
The Southeastern Librarian
Recent professional developments from SELA members.
Dates To Remember
The Southeastern Librarian
Upcoming library conference events for 2010.
Easing The Learning Curve: The Creation Of Digital Learning Objects For Use In Special Collections Student Training, Judith A. Wiener
Easing The Learning Curve: The Creation Of Digital Learning Objects For Use In Special Collections Student Training, Judith A. Wiener
Provenance, Journal of the Society of Georgia Archivists
Low-staffed and often under-funded, academic libraries have traditionally relied upon student labor to maintain library services and to complete a seemingly unending workload. The use of students within the archival or special collections setting is no different. Special Collections departments often use students to complete tasks that could be reserved to the realm of professional staff. These include processing collections, preservation and conservation work, digitizing, and providing reference assistance.
Back Matter, Brian Wilson
Back Matter, Brian Wilson
Provenance, Journal of the Society of Georgia Archivists
No abstract provided.
Lyrasis Product News
The Southeastern Librarian
Recent news from Lyrasis. Highlights include: new members of the Lyrasis Preservation Services Team, the Lyrasis Member Outreach Team, and a newly hired Director of Information Technology.
Let's Give Them Something To Talk About, Kathleen D. Roe
Let's Give Them Something To Talk About, Kathleen D. Roe
Provenance, Journal of the Society of Georgia Archivists
Every morning I drive to work past Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a highly regarded college in the northeast for engineers, architects, mathematicians, and a predictable array of geeks and techno-nerds as well as a couple of what my daughter would term ―hot college kids.‖ What fascinates me during my drive, beyond the people-watching opportunities, is a banner displayed on the overpass linking the two sides of campus that poses one simple question to the students: ―Why not change the world?‖
History On The Move: Relocating Special Collections And Archives, Pam Hackbart-Dean, Leah Agne, Julie Mosbo
History On The Move: Relocating Special Collections And Archives, Pam Hackbart-Dean, Leah Agne, Julie Mosbo
Provenance, Journal of the Society of Georgia Archivists
As anybody who has moved from one house or apartment to another knows, moving is hard work. It requires physical strength, to be sure, but it also demands mental strength since any move will cause a mixture of excitement, frustration and anxiety. The most crucial step to minimize mental stress is planning, which should be started as far in advance as possible. Because every move offers its own challenges, communication, coordination and flexibility are also essential. The same principles apply to moving an academic library‘s special collections. The focus of this article is on the preparation and execution of a …
Reviews, Sarah Quigley, Christine De Catanzaro, Laura L. Carroll, Michael Law, Jana Meyer, Leigh Ann Davis, Suzanne K. Durham, Brooke Fox, Brittany Bennett Parris, Debra Branson March, Robert G. Richards, Jordon Steele
Reviews, Sarah Quigley, Christine De Catanzaro, Laura L. Carroll, Michael Law, Jana Meyer, Leigh Ann Davis, Suzanne K. Durham, Brooke Fox, Brittany Bennett Parris, Debra Branson March, Robert G. Richards, Jordon Steele
Provenance, Journal of the Society of Georgia Archivists
No abstract provided.
Front Matter, Brian Wilson
Front Matter, Brian Wilson
Provenance, Journal of the Society of Georgia Archivists
No abstract provided.
Through To Cyberspace: And What Janus Found There, Richard Pearce-Moses
Through To Cyberspace: And What Janus Found There, Richard Pearce-Moses
Provenance, Journal of the Society of Georgia Archivists
A few years ago, I was presenting at a workshop in electronic records management for state agencies in Arizona. Many in the crowd came from agencies that had done little or no thinking about how they would manage their electronic records. They had basic questions, like ―How long do I need to keep email?‖
From The President, Carol Stanley
From The President, Carol Stanley
Georgia Library Quarterly
The author shares her thoughts on being president of the Georgia Library Association (GLA) in 2010. She reportedly welcomes the use of Facebook by librarian-members to complement personal meetings on ideas for GLA as well as their attendance at the GLA Mid-Winter Planning Conference. It is stated that the author plans to include the "Unshelved" comic strip in every GLA issue for the year and also encourages members to invite new people to join the group.
Save Gas Using Your Office Computer From Home, Steve Duckworth, Damon Armour, Jeff Heck
Save Gas Using Your Office Computer From Home, Steve Duckworth, Damon Armour, Jeff Heck
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article discusses the protocols used to establish remote computer connections from home. The Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) used in Windows 7 connecting to a Windows 2008 server reportedly allows the playing of high-definition video using Media Player. It is stated that commercial product connections which may bypass security infrastructure are risky because of the home computer's possible insecurity and that home devices used for business purposes may be legally searched by the state.
Forsyth's Hampton Park Library To Open Early In 2010
Forsyth's Hampton Park Library To Open Early In 2010
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article features the opening of the Forsyth County Public Library branch in Hampton Park, southern Forsyth County, Georgia in February 2010. The 23,500 square-foot building will reportedly house a collection of 60,000 items including books, children's and adult educational digital video discs (DVDs), music compact discs (CDs) and multimedia programs. It is stated that the facility is environment friendly and has programmable thermostats for heating and cooling control.
Tifton Library Comes Home After Three-Year Renovation
Tifton Library Comes Home After Three-Year Renovation
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article features the rededication of the Tifton-Tift County Public Library in Georgia on November 1, 2009 after three years of renovation. A new building was reportedly built up and 1,830 square feet of space was added. It is stated that the old circular desk was divided for children's use and for reference and that the library features a new radio frequency identification system (RFID) system for circulation functions and a board room with Internet, kitchenette and restrooms.
Cherokee Regional Library System Enters Building Mode
Cherokee Regional Library System Enters Building Mode
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article features the plan for building the Lafayette-Walker County Public Library in Georgia in which citizens were consulted. It is stated that a gap exists in programming and services for the young adult population and that a coffee shop is welcomed within the library. The design will reportedly focus on the increase of programming areas, the reforming of shelving and public reading areas and the expansion of teen and children's spaces.
Moultrie Tech To Renovate, Add Library
Moultrie Tech To Renovate, Add Library
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article features the renovation plan for Moultrie Technical College's Turner County Campus in Georgia. The present break room will reportedly be reformed into areas for coffee break and vending systems and a computer-equipped library. It is stated that books on business administrative technology, early childhood care and education and industrial electrical construction will be made available in the library to students and community members.
Gla Honors State's Best At Como Conference
Gla Honors State's Best At Como Conference
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article announces awards given to librarians including the Bob Richardson Award to Susan Sexton-Cooley of the Sara Hightower Regional Library System, the Library Support Services Award to Randall Cravey of Georgia libraries and the Charles Beard Library Advocacy Award to Lamar Paris for his library expansion work.
Kennesaw State News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent library news from Kennesaw State University.
University Of West Georgia News And Notes
University Of West Georgia News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent library news from the University of West Georgia.
Valdosta State News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent library news from Valdosta State University.
Flint River Regional News And Notes
Flint River Regional News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent news from the Flint River Regional Library System.
Kinchafoonee Regional News And Notes
Kinchafoonee Regional News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent news from the Kinchafoonee Regional Library System.
Northwest Georgia News And Notes
Northwest Georgia News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent news from the Northwest Georgia Regional Library System.
Sara Hightower News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent news from the Sara Hightower Regional Library System.
Georgia Library Quarterly, Winter 2010, Susan Cooley
Georgia Library Quarterly, Winter 2010, Susan Cooley
Georgia Library Quarterly
Complete issue of Georgia Library Quarterly, Winter 2010, vol. 47, no. 1.