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Bob Kosovsky replied to Richard Bernier's discussion 'Lost in a Sea of Web 2.0'

You will need a place for "write-in" applications that are not covered by your list. You might want to structure your survey based on categories of items (bookmarks, social networks, chat, etc.) - you can look at lists of recommended software to s...

October 21

Bob Kosovsky replied to Richard Bernier's discussion 'Lost in a Sea of Web 2.0'

I suppose one could respond on his blog, but I prefer here. I'm not sure whether he wants to find out information about all the applications for himself, or just to see what students are using. As people have said here, he should just experiment a...

October 20

Bob Kosovsky replied to LeAnn Suchy's discussion 'Google Wave?'

I believe you need an invitation. So far they have not extended one to me, but if you can invite people...well, you probably have at least 1-2,000 people here interested.

October 20

Amanda Elizabeth Lemon replied to Bob Kosovsky's discussion 'Is your OPAC an add-on or widget?'

Does anyone have any suggestions with pinpointing the exact URL for the above tutorial's action="...? I've tried numerous URLs to our library catalog and the widget simply reloads our basic search page when we enter a keyword in the widget and hi...

October 7

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pcsweeney replied to Bob Kosovsky's discussion 'Is your OPAC an add-on or widget?'

Alright team, this video was made after I made some OPAC widgets for a few libraries who asked for them. These widgets allow patrons to add an access point (search box) to your library's catalog from any of their websites such as blogs, myspace,...

May 24

Gary Green replied to Bob Kosovsky's discussion 'Is your OPAC an add-on or widget?'

Hi. I couldn't find any mention of this in the discussions already, but it looks like we may get a few more widgets for Worldcat soon, as they've got a mashup event planned in Amsterdam in May 09. Cheers - Gary

May 8

Katharine Widdows replied to Bob Kosovsky's discussion 'Is your OPAC an add-on or widget?'

Hi, I know you posted this discusion some time ago now, and things have moved on, widgets are fairly common place now, but I would be interested to hear from anyone using them about how popular they are these days. We (Warwick Uni Library) have ...

April 23

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At 4:22am on May 26, 2009, Mike McQueen said…: Hi Bob,
I'm a teacher librarian & recently started a community based blog for getting boys to read - http://GettingBoysToRead.com. Please send me a friend request if you'd like to network, share ideas, and learn more about getting boys to read.

Sincerely,
Mike McQueen

LET'S NETWORK HERE TOO (request me as a friend):
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At 11:42pm on October 7, 2008, Michael Barr said…: Hi Bob, thanks for the add and the tip. Would definately be one way around my access diffuculties of late. cheers michael

At 6:42am on July 22, 2007, Michael Stephens said…: Hey..just signed the papers for my visit in Sept!

At 9:20am on July 11, 2007, Lou Wetherbee said…: Bob, I'm glad to see this group and to find you on it. I'm currently in the midst of preparing to teach the second phase of a Leadership program for a library in Florida. It has been a lot of fun to work with colleagues to develop leadership skills. They are a great group. Sure miss my friends at NYPL.

At 11:14pm on July 7, 2007, Julie Sayles said…: Hi Bob, I added two questions to the survey which may make it a bit more meaningful. This is a learning experience for me...I'm considering this survey in the pretest stage, so I'll be continually revamping it. Thanks again for your collaboration.

At 11:01pm on July 7, 2007, Julie Sayles said…: Bob, because of your comments, I plan on adding these two comments to the survey. Because this is a partial pretest, I will be continually revising the survey. Of course, this doesn't make it valid, but I appreciate everyone's help in being involved in the learning process!
Click Here to take survey

At 9:03am on June 30, 2007, Kevin Griffith said…: Bob,

Thanks for joining the Library Leadership discussion group. Your clarity, compassion, and keen insight will be welcome there. I look forward to your participation.

So, why the pre-1940 cut-off for pop music?

At 1:34am on May 8, 2007, Sukhdev Singh said…: Any Library 2 open source software to support OPAC?

At 2:19pm on April 18, 2007, Rizal Karim said…: you would like http://quotationsbook.com/

At 7:20pm on April 15, 2007, Matthew Sheehy said…: Hi Bob, great to see you here.

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Name of Your Library:: Music Division - The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts

About Me:: * Position title: Curator of Rare Books & Manuscripts.
* Library interests: music, bibliography, cataloging, archives, manuscripts, management, leadership
*Additional interests: music, opera, musicals, music in media (e.g. film music), pre-1940 pop music, film, museums, cultural activities, genealogy
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