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1. The Digital Public Library of America.

Author

Johnson, Peggy

Subjects
*PUBLIC libraries, *DIGITAL libraries, *LIBRARY administration, *LIBRARY science
Abstract

The article focuses on the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA). It says that DPLA aims to provide a shared infrastructure to digitize and bring digital content to archives and libraries in the country. It mentions the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant worth $1 million to support the formation of infrastructure for the DPLA. It notes the effort of DPLA to partner with statewide digital library projects for the establishment of pilot groups.

Published
2012

2. From the Editor's Desk.

Author

Johnson, Peggy

Subjects
*INFORMATION science education, *GRADUATE education, *ARCHIVES collection management, *HUMAN-computer interaction, *LIBRARY science
Abstract

The article talks about the graduate program of the School of Information (SI) at the University of Michigan. The program's specializations, which include archives and records management, human-computer interaction, information economics, management and policy, and library and information services, are discussed.

Published
2007

3. Technicalities: 34 Years and Counting!

Author

Johnson, Peggy

Subjects
*LIBRARY science, *EDITORS, *LIBRARY technical services, *SCIENCE journalism, *PUBLISHING
Abstract

The article discusses the milestones in the 35-year history of the library science journal "Technicalities" as it fulfills its mission as the information forum for the technical services professional. Topics covered are the roster of editors and their accomplishments, the focus of articles on technical services and collection development and management, and the provision of informed opinions and insights into emerging issues in the profession.

Published
2015

4. From the Editor's Desk.

Author

Johnson, Peggy

Subjects
*LIBRARY administration, *LIBRARY science, *LIBRARIES, *COLLECTION management (Libraries), *CATALOGING, *LIBRARY technical services, *INFORMATION science
Abstract

The article provides the author's insights concerning library management and information science. She discussed the issues and controversies in library science and library community. She also noted some aspects in the field of information science services including library collection and resources and cataloging policy.

Published
2006

5. From the Editor's Desk.

Author

Johnson, Peggy

Subjects
*LIBRARIANS, *JOB applications, *LIBRARY personnel, *LIBRARIES, *LIBRARY science
Abstract

Focuses on the qualifications set by the author in seeking applicants for a technical services position called metada librarian in her library in the U.S. List of the duties and responsibilities of the metada librarian; List of the additional requirement set by the author; Summarization of the author of the qualifications.

Published
2004

6. From the Editor's Desk.

Author

Johnson, Peggy

Subjects
*CATALOGING, *LIBRARIES, *METADATA, *LIBRARY science, *LIBRARY institutes & workshops
Abstract

Addresses cataloging issues facing libraries. Cataloging issues arising from a workshop on descriptive metadata for librarians in China; Link between descriptive cataloging and descriptive metadata.

Published
2003

7. Teaching Library Management.

Author

Johnson, Peggy

Subjects
*LIBRARY science, *LIBRARY education, *LIBRARY technical services
Abstract

The article outlines the "Management of Libraries and Information Centers" a master's degree program in library science, offered at St. Katherine University, Minnesota.

Published
2019

8. Editorial.

Author

Johnson, Peggy

Subjects
*LIBRARY science, *LIBRARY resources
Abstract

The article discusses reports published within the issue, including a review of serials librarianship literature by Patrick L. Carr, one by Stephen A. Knowlton on the history of cataloging codes and another by Stephen Hearn on the approach to gathering and analyzing catalog data.

Published
2009
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9. Editorial.

Author

Johnson, Peggy

Subjects
*LIBRARIES, *ANNIVERSARIES, *LIBRARY resources, *PERIODICALS, *CARD catalogs, *EDITORS, *LIBRARY science, *ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.
Abstract

The article discusses the brief history of the Association for Libraries Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS) as it celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2007. ALCTS was originally known as the Resources and Technical Services Division in 1989. Its official journal remained "Library Resources & Technical Services" (LRTS) and Esther Piercy, the first editor said that the journal was open to discussion of all topics related to the Division. Meanwhile the first two volumes of LRTS discuss topics that were familiar fifty years later of which papers such as "Keeping Serials Costs in Check" or "Toward a Better Cataloging Code" could appear in LRTS today.

Published
2007

10. Editorial.

Author

Johnson, Peggy

Subjects
*LIBRARY science, *UNDERGROUND periodicals, *LIBRARY special collections, *INFORMATION science
Abstract

The article presents author's views on the July 1, 2004 issue of the journal "Library Resources and Technical Services." Papers in this issue speak to many interests. One of the authors Whitney Baker explores the challenging positions held by those library professionals whom she calls "hybrid" conservators. A hybrid conservator is responsible for both oversight of batched, mass production treatments and the execution of single-item treatments. "Zines and the Library," by Richard A. Stoddart and Teresa Kiser, a research paper takes into the realm of collection development and management, while touching on cataloging, access, and preservation challenges presented by these unique materials. While zines are not within the scope of every library's collection development plan, Stoddart and Kiser encourage not to reject them simply because they represent alternative perspectives and cultures. Author Jutta Frommeyer discusses her analysis of chronological terms and period subdivisions in three different subject systems used around the world.

Published
2004

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