Posts Tagged ‘Reference’
IISEIE Releases New Online Content Catalog
The International Institute of International Software Economies, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Inc (IISEIE) has released their new online Content Catalogue. IISEIE Content and Program Catalogue is an interactive repository designed to execute initiatives in their local software economies.
Read MoreHave You Heard About E-LIS?
Students and professionals in library and information science should know about E-LIS: Eprints in Library and Information Science. It is a discipline-specific, open-access repository containing thousands of scholarly articles on library and information science.
Read MoreFall Conferences Address Taxonomy & Knowledge Management
Joint conferences this fall in Washington D.C. offer networking and good learning opportunities.
Read MoreTaxonomies — Here, There, Everywhere
I went to one of my favorite bookstores the other day. I have been awaiting the release of E. E. Knight’s Winter Duty. Looking at the overhead signs for sections, I realized that this is the beginning of a taxonomy….My realization that the bookstore is using a taxonomy made me realize that taxonomies are merely a way of grouping information together in a way that is relevant to the user.
Read MoreOnline Referencing Site Adding Value to Librarians’ Role
New referencing site provides value to librarians’ role.
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