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2. The Year's Work in Cataloging, 1999.

Author

Weiss, Amy K. and Carstens, Timothy V.

Abstract

Reviews the contributions to cataloging that have recently appeared in the print literature, as well as working documents publicly available on the Web developed by those responsible for creation of cataloging rules. Topics include: theory; revising AACR; summary of proposed changes; metadata; education of catalogers and cataloging staff; subject cataloging; and practice. (Contains 188 references.) (AEF)

Published
2001

4. The Year's Work in Cataloging, 1999

Author

Weiss, Amy K. and Carstens, Timothy V.

Subjects
Cataloging -- Analysis, Cataloging of archival material -- Analysis, Archival materials -- Analysis, Business, Library and information science, Analysis
Abstract

The challenge of cataloging Web sites and electronic resources was the most important issue facing the cataloging world in the last year. This article reviews attempts to analyze and revise [...]

Published
2001

6. Noves funcions en un entorn de canvis: implicacions de l'accés obert per a les biblioteques

Author

Schmidt, Krista D., Sennyey, Pongracz, Carstens, Timothy V., and Consorci de Biblioteques Universitàries de Catalunya

Subjects
02 - Biblioteconomia. Documentació, Accés obert
Abstract

Aquest article examina les possibles implicacions de l'accés obert en la gestió de les biblioteques. Aquesta examinació té lloc en un context en què s'assumeix que el model tradicional d'edició i l'accés obert coexisteixen. L'accés obert presenta nombrosos reptes i oportunitats, però les biblioteques emprenedores trobaran noves formes per servir els usuaris en un nou entorn en el que es combina l'accés obert amb el tradicional (MOA). Per tal de portar-ho a terme, caldrà que aquestes biblioteques redissenyin la seva organització, i això podrà suposar una pressió sobre els recursos econòmics i de personal. This article examines the likely implications of open access on library operations. The context of the examination takes place assuming that the traditional model of publication and open access coexist. Open access presents numerous challenges and opportunities, but entrepreneurial libraries will find new ways to serve their patrons in the new mixed openaccess– traditional (MOA) environment. In order to do so, these libraries will need to redesign their organization and this can be expected to stretch both monetary and human resources.

Published
2006

10. Academic and Special Library Collaboration in North Carolina: the MAHEC/WCU Partnership.

Author

Carstens, Timothy V.

Subjects
*JOINT ventures, *UNIVERSITIES & colleges, *INFORMATION services, *LIBRARIES, *INTERNET in education, *DISTANCE education
Abstract

The article presents information on the Mountain Area Health Education Center and Western Carolina University (WCU) partnership to provide students with best library services. This agreement is important in three ways. First, remote services are being provided not just by a conveniently located academic or public library but by a specialized library appropriate to the field of study of these students. Secondly because provisions have been made to provide these students with the resources of their home library, by means of an already-established document delivery service. Third reason for its importance in is that because this collaboration involves the inclusion of bibliographic records in two separate online catalogs and the simultaneous operation of two different circulation systems. WCU has successfully used new technologies such as interactive video and the Internet, WCU's most well-established and prosperous distance education venture has been suite of programs offered on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Asheville located approximately one hour from WCU.

Published
2005

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