10 practical & accessible library technology blogs
Here are ten of the best practical library tech blogs that I follow. They’re all about technology (ish), but they’re not geeky or inaccessible. Most but not all, are written by people in of UK Higher...
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On the “Z” list
My colleagues in e-Library Services at Lincoln have been spending the last few weeks updating our Library Management System (LMS) – SirsiDynix Horizon. This work included upgrading from v7.34 to v7.51b...
View Article1.8 million library loans from the University of Lincoln under CC0 – Copac...
Today we published data on approximately 1.8 million items loaned from the University of Lincoln’s libraries since 2001. The data is available to re-use under a CC0 licence, and can be downloaded from:...
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It’s a model and it’s looking good
Ever since the CLOCK meeting we had in Peterborough, I’ve been trying to describe how open linked bib data might open up new models of ‘cataloguing’, resource description, and (by extension)...
View ArticleZ39.50 setup changes, again
Because of the launch of our new website and the change to our catalogue URLs, the details of our Z39.50 setup have changed (for the second time this year). The new details are: URL:...
View ArticleWho’s using/storing our Z39.50 configuration details?
These sites either hold copies of our Z39.50 configuration, or else use our Z settings as part of an application. List updated 13th November 2012: Copac EndNote Find it at Lincoln (EBSCO Discovery...
View ArticleWAYFless than perfect 2: gonna hack me up some links
See the first part of this blog post here. .@benelwell says a WAYFless URL is one that takes you to an error page lol #RAPTOR — Laura J. Wilkinson (@laurajwilkinson) March 19, 2013 As a priority, we...
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