1. THE WRITE STUFF COMPUTER FILE EXTENT OF For mode of access see full record; access to holdingsalso HOLDINGS available via the University of maryland libaries' home page. http://www.wam.umd.edu/~jwisniew/wigwrite.html

The Write Stuff ... is always under construction! It includes useful, work-related memos. Use to find terms quickly. CONTENTS 599 Differentiable Local Note 949 Holdings 1998 ARLIS/NA Conference Highlights ACQ in PAC and the Queue Team ... Web World ACQ in PAC and the Queue Team When acquisitions (ACQ) records display in the public catalog (PAC), patrons will be able to request uncataloged books. Because they are uncataloged, these books must be shelved by date received. A chronological queue of uncataloged books, if kept in strict order , will greatly ease the finding and processing of these books. Queue Team Click the link to e-mail the four Cataloging Dept. staff, whose charge in FY2000 is to: Address queue arrangement Address queue-related workflow Maintain the queue Suggest priorities We have defined the "queue" as books arranged by date received. This is the date written on slips (request forms, standing order forms, etc.) in the book by Acquisitions staff, and corresponds to the first RF date in the ACQ record. Large gift collections (e.g. Shneiderman, or NTL's backlog) do not have ACQ records for individual titles. For ease of processing, and to keep the chronological queue intact, such collections have been moved away from the queue. Contact the

2. Maryland Library Association Friends of Charles County libaries Awarded Statewide Grant. The Citizens for MarylandLibraries (CML) has awarded its fifth CML Citizens Support of Libraries http://www.mdlib.org/ecrab/2000/1000.html

News Notes from the Editors President's Corner ... Archives October 2000 Table of Contents MLA Awards Maryland Digital Library Program Launched Throwing the Book at Digital Libraries The Employee of the Future: Training and Cross-Training of Classified Employees ... Question MARC: What the Non-Cataloger Should Know About the MARC Format News Dr. Carla Hayden Receives a Doctor of Humane Letters Dr. Carla Hayden, Director of the Enoch Pratt Free Library, received a Doctor of Humane Letters from the University of Baltimore on Friday May 26, 2000. Dr. Hayden delivered the commencement address to the graduating undergraduate and graduate students of the University of Baltimore's Robert G. Merrick School of Business and the Yale Gordon College of Liberal Arts. Judy Cooper , EPFL Sheridan Libraries* name Rebecca Graham to Direct Library Computing Systems and the Digital Library Program Rebecca Graham has been appointed head of library computing and the digital library program for the Sheridan Libraries of the Johns Hopkins University. She brings extensive experience in library and information technology systems management and digital library development. Graham comes to Hopkins from the Digital Library Federation (DLF) in Washington, D.C., where she served initially as Research Associate. In that capacity, she served as project manager for a collaborative initiative to develop digital library authentication and authorization architecture. Other project participants included Columbia University, the California Digital Library, the Online Computer Library Corporation (OCLC) and JSTOR, an organization dedicated to creating a comprehensive electronic archive of scholarly journal literature. Graham served as Interim Director of the Digital Library Federation and was instrumental in developing the Forum on Digital Library Practice Series.

3. Circulation & Reserves Worldcat can be made to bring up maryland library holdings by using the "libaries that Own Item" link, (see illustration http://www.goucher.edu/library/facclub/fcill.htm

InterLibrary Loan (ILL) FC Home What's New About the Library ... ILL Loan Rules (For those who have already been through this tutorial page, a streamlined version of Goucher's Interlibrary Loan options is provided as part of the library's "Services" pages.) Is ILL the right step for you? You're probably familiar with the basics of ILL. Books and copies of journal articles are the bulk of what we are asked to get, but other media may sometimes be obtained this way as well. Jim Huff , our ILL borrowing coordinator (X6340), can advise you. (Barbara Snead (X6366) and Randy Smith (X6365) are Jim's backups for ILL transactions.) Before taking time to fill out our online form or to do a "shortcut" ILL request through WorldCat for monographs ), you'll want to do a title search on OLLI . to make sure we don't have the item here. (If we do, an interloan is not permitted.) Also for very old items checking our card catalog (in Room 101 of the library) for monographs, and our "Lapsed Periodicals" binders in the Main Research Area, for periodicals, may save time and money. Should our catalogs indicate that we own an item and it's not checked out, yet you don't find it on the shelf yes, you can fill out an ILL request, but please note for us "Not On Shelf." We'll let you know if the material turns up here, or process the request.

4. Kids' Catalogs: Help Or Hindrance - References libaries for children Computational tools that support children as researchers online. (University of maryland's http://home.earthlink.net/~mikirmbrown/Bibliography.htm

Irmgarde Brown Back to document Kids' catalogs: Help or hindrance References Albrechtsen, H. (1997). The order of catalogues - Towards democratic classification and indexing in public libraries [online]. 63rd IFLA General Conference Programme and Proceedings, August 31 - September, 1997. Available: http://www.ifla.org/IV/ifla63/63albha.htm The Journal of Documentation, 38. (2). Available: http://slis-one.lis.fsu.edu/courses/summer2000/5266a/ (with permissions). The Journal of Documentation, 38 Borgman, C. L. (1986). Why are online catalogs hard to use? Lessons learned from information-retrieval studies. Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 37 Borgman, C.L. (1996). Why are online catalogs still hard to use? Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 47 Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 47 Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 40 Youth Services in Libraries Towards adaptive information systems: Individual differences and hypermedia . (Department of Information Studies: University of Sheffield, England) Available:

5. ECAC Libaries: Inclusion ACHIEVING INCLUSION THROUGH THE IEP PROCESS A Workbook for Parents. by marylandCoalition for Integrated Education. 3811. by Univ. of maryland at College Park. http://www.ecac-parentcenter.org/libraries/inclusion.shtml

About ECAC Lending Library Hot News Newsletters ... Workshops Borrowing materials is easy. Call the ECAC office at 704/892/1321 or 1/800/962-6817 to request the items you wish to borrow. We mail materials with a post-paid, pre-addressed envelope in which to return the borrowed items to ECAC. Books Celebrating Diversity in the Classroom by Joanne W. Putnam 3802. PURPOSFUL INTEGRATION INHERENTLY EQUAL The Center on Human Policy, Syracuse Univ. 1987 3803. UNLOCKING THE DOOR : A PARENT'S GUIDE TO INCLUSION by Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center 1994 3804. BUILDING INTEGRATION WITH THE I.E.P. by Barbara E. Buswell 3805. BREAKING GROUND Ten Families Building Opportunities Through Integration 3806. WHAT'S REALLY WORTH DOING AND HOW TO DO IT A Book for People Who Love Someone Labeled Disabled (Possibly Yourself) by Judith A. Snow 3807. DISCOVER THE POSSIBILITIES A Curriculum for Teaching Parents About Integration by PEAK Parent Center, Inc. 3808. OPENING DOORS Strategies for Including All Students in Regular Education 3809. LEARNING TOGETHER . . .

6. Maryland State Plan Revision Committee Cpmputer abuse raises tough issues for county libaries. Our say Editor's notebook. Copyright © 2003 maryland Gazette http://www.lib.umd.edu/GOV/draftplan.html

Last updated on 2 January 2003 Text – Proposed deletion [Text] – Proposed addition [[Text.]] – Comment Maryland-Delaware-District of Columbia Region State Plan – DRAFT [Table of Contents to be inserted here upon completion Eric Introduction Marianne Region Map History This document updates the Maryland State Plan dated 1984, chaired by Anne Burgan. The goals of this plan have expanded on those of the original plan, with an increased focus on preparing for Government Printing Office Inspections. Mission Statement This plan has been modeled around the eight sections of the GPO inspection. Collection Development Goal: To ensure that the scope of the collection is appropriate to the particular user groups served, and that selective housings are held to the same standards as other Federal Depository Libraries. Purpose: Each institution participating in the Federal Depository Library Program acknowledges its responsibility to provide open and equal access to federal information for the general public. Item Selection Scope – The scope of an individual institution’s collection should be geared to serve its constituency.

7. Carnegie Mellon Libaries: Research: ArchArch: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Collection The firm's work is found primarily in Pennsylvania, maryland, New York, New Jersey,and now the state of Washington, where the firm is designing a residential http://bluerose.library.cmu.edu/Research/ArchArch/bcj.html

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Collection Biography/History Bohlin Cywinski Jackson is one of the leading design firms in Pittsburgh. The firm was founded by Peter Bohlin in 1965, and was known for many years as Bohlin Powell Larkin Cywinski. BCJ now has offices in Pittsburgh, Wilkes-Barre, Philadelphia and Seattle. The firm's work is found primarily in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York, New Jersey, and now the state of Washington, where the firm is designing a residential compound for Microsoft magnate William Gates. The Pittsburgh office has tended to focus on buildings for high-technology, including substantial work for Carnegie Mellon University. BCJ was named 1994 Firm of the Year by the American Institute of Architects, honored for their "rigorous eclecticism and democratic vision." BCJ's buildings are carefully designed for specific programs and sites, with consistent fine detailing. Scope and Content Records acquired from the Pittsburgh office include numerous sketches and schematic drawings for projects dated 1982 to the present including Carnegie Mellon's Software Engineering Institute, the Carnegie Mellon and University of Pittsburgh buildings at the Pittsburgh Technology Center, and the Winchester-Thurston North School. Select Bibliography The Architecture of Bohlin Cywinski Jackson . Washington, D.C.: American Institute of Architects Press, 1994.

8. HANDOUT FOR OUR CONSUMER maryland Public libaries http//www.nlm.nih.gov/libraries/mdp. html http://www.narmc.amedd.army.mil/kacc/Visitors/Handout.pdf

9. Carnegie Mellon Libaries: Research: ArchArch: Ryan Homes, Inc. Collection its first innercity projects and its first planned unit development, and beganexpanding into Louisville, Indianapolis, Virginia, maryland, Georgia, North http://bluerose.library.cmu.edu/Research/ArchArch/ryanhome.html

Ryan Homes, Inc. Collection Biography/History Ryan Homes was founded in 1947 by builder Edward M. Ryan and incorporated as Edward M. Ryan, Inc. The name was changed to Ryan Homes, Inc. in 1961, after regional expansion during the 1950s. Operations expanded to Columbus, Cleveland, Rochester, Harrisburg and other locations during the 1960s. The company was active in subdivision development and home building, and developed its own lumber yards and manufacturing plants. In 1966 it began a panelization program. In 1969 it built its first townhouses, its first inner-city projects and its first planned unit development, and began expanding into Louisville, Indianapolis, Virginia, Maryland, Georgia, North Carolina, Florida, etc. The product line was upgraded in 1976 and again in 1987 to appeal to the "move-up housebuyer" and the "upscale buyer." In 1986 Ryan Homes, Inc. was acquired by NVHomes L.P., and its name was changed to NVRyan L.P. Scope and Content Blueprints, photographs and papers document selected home models and subdivisions of the 1950s and 1960s. Projects selected document the firm's early history, and are represented by architectural documentation. Papers document some corporate operations, though the records of most decision-making activity were not made available for acquisition. Brochures, flyers and and other advertising materials represent the company's promotional activities. TO SEARCH COLLECTIONS: Collections Database Return to Collections Information August 20, 1998 http://www.library.cmu.edu/Research/ArchArch/ryanhome.html

10. MOD7 at a distance for more information about locating libaries in their area. University System of maryland Libraries http://polaris.umuc.edu/library/mod7.htm

Course Introduction Answer Key to Module Quizes Module #1 Module #2 ... Module #7 Module #7: Libraries and Research Tips Do I Need to Visit a Library? The previous modules introduced you to research that can be done from any computer with Internet access. However, much of the information and materials you will need to write a research paper or project can only be found in a library. There are many valuable reference tools, books, and journals that are not available online. Types of Libraries Various types of libraries can be used to obtain information to support your course requirements. Each type of library serves a particular audience and houses different types of information resources. Academic libraries usually provide research-level resources that support the curriculum of a particular college or university. Most academic libraries allow the public to use library materials in-house, but limit borrowing privileges to their students, faculty, and staff. If you are located near an academic institution, you may want to inquire about services that may be available to you. Public libraries can provide basic information and resources to get you started on your research. As a resident of the county or surrounding area, you can obtain a library card to borrow books. Remember that public libraries resources are limited and more general in nature than offerings at academic libraries.

11. Myers Genealogy's Maryland & SE Pennsylvania Research Services - Welcome! research in maryland. The idea actually came from my own hardships after realizingthat outof-state State County Archives , libaries , Historical and http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2vfcb/

WELCOME! Email Me My Personal Designer Items For Sale Contact Me About Me ... Free Stuff! Site Counter MARYLAND RESEARCH SERVICES brought to you personally by MYERS GENEALOGY HOMESTEAD Myers Genealogy Homestead's Research Services" From this website you can decide exactly what services you'd like performed, affording you choices "upfront" and with every opportunity to place your orders from here and/or speak with me over the phone, during the entire process, making it a more "personal experience", and you'll know that your letters of requests are not going ignored. Covering the greater Baltimore City and all surrounding counties, with great possibilities for varous parts of the Southeastern areas of Adam, York and Lancaster Counties of Pennsylvania. Though my services are not free, you'll find my costs to be very affordable, friendly, and diverse. Basic Instructions: Clicking on the left sidebar links will explain everything in simple format and in detail. You can begin by clicking on the link entitled "Services" which will explain each type of research I will conduct for you, which goes futher then documentation, but includes my willingness to photograph

12. Resume Of Job Seeker In WashingtonDC - From Free Employment Database Of Programm Objective C++ programming libaries/System or network programming Education Universityof maryland at College Park, BS in Computer Science and Math May 2002 http://www.free-for-recruiters.com/Resumes/DC/1003478-Resume.html

Objective: C++ programming libaries/System or network programming Work Desired: Full Time - Permanent Citizenship: US Citizen Resident Of: State: WashingtonDC - Area Code: Willing To Relocate: Yes Posted By Candidate: Experience Entry Level Technical Skills: C++, java, perl, SQL, Database Administration, Database Design, TCP/IP Work Experience: CLICK HERE for 3,000 new resumes monthly. Delivered to you by email. Would you like to E-MAIL this candidate? Just register - it's free! Enter A Message: Your Return Email Address: We will send you an email-receipt after your message is delivered. Home FAQ Free Resumes Free Trials ... BookMark This Resume http://www.Free-For-Recruiters.com/DC/1003478-Resume.html

13. LINKS TO OTHER USEFUL SITES Women's Studies Resources (University of maryland). BUBL(Bulletin Board for libaries) Women and Society, Feminism http://www.dcu.ie/staff/indexes.htm

Directory of Gender Related Internet Resources for Academic Research Links to other useful sites Literary Resources on the Net A Celebration of Women Writers Feminism and Women's Resources Women's Studies Resources (University of Maryland) ... Return to first page Enquiries to fallonh@ccmail.dcu.ie Dublin City University shall not be responsible for or liable in respect of errors or omissions from these WWW pages. The University reserves the right to revise, amend, alter or delete programmes of study and academic regulations at any time by giving such notice as may be determined by Academic Council in relation to any such changes.

14. MPW in ag, with a listing of all the other WWW Virtual libaries in Ag. Estevez, Mark Varnerand Nick Zimmermann Extension Scientists at the University of maryland. http://ansc.umd.edu/MPW/Links.html

Publication Collections Poultry software Pfiesteria Information Lists of Links to Poultry Sites ... Fun Poultry Stuff Maryland Poultry Web University of Maryland Poultry Resources Exceptional Lists of Links to WWW Sites. Poultry Science Association Selected by the PSU Poultry Science Department. Univ. of Georgia's Recommended Links Includes links to a wide variety of sites. Penn State's Hotlinks Selected by the PSU Poultry Science Department. WWW Virtual Library for Poultry Poultry Science Virtual Library This archive of links and info talks tough turkey with researchers in need of connections to the poultry industry. Includes university departments, associations, commercial producers, breeding farms and museums, but isn't chicken to throw in some recipes. The Coop Links of all kinds.

15. Bookmarks Arlington County Department of libaries. Dulles Town Center Loudoun County Public Library. maryland Public Television. National Weather Service Forecast Office Baltimore http://www.thegillespies.net/bookmarks.html

This page, which was last updated on Tuesday, February 11, 2003 , contains a collection of my favorite and most used web page links. Categories: Authors Doctor Who Entertainment Friends' Pages ... Travel Authors Edgar Rice Burroughs On-Line ERB Literature Tarzan of the Internet Tom Clancy Tom Clancy FAQ - Books The Tom Clancy Information Centre J.R.R. Tolkien Hypertextualized Tolkien FAQ Some Middle Earth Maps Tolkien.co.uk [back to the top Doctor Who Big Finish Productions - The New Doctor Who Adventures BBC Online - Doctor Who Homepage Doctor Who: A Brief History Of Time (Travel) The Doctor Who Audio Rankings Page ... Who North America [back to the top Entertainment Coming Attractions The Internet Movie Database Moviefone.com Movie-List.com ... TV Guide [back to the top Friends' Pages Dominique Boies's Collector's Page Guy Hadsall's Home Page The Master's Universal Domination Page PlanetMike.com: Michael Clark's World ... The Swinging Space Age Bachelor Pad of the Emperor Dalek [back to the top Fun and Silly Guess the Dictator/Sit-Com Character The Internet Pizza Server The Ultimate Bad Candy Web Site Silicon Valley Tarot ... Star Wars Holiday Special (Movie Review) [back to the top Internet, Computers, and Software

16. England BabyZone -- Your Resource For Pregnancy, Preconception, And Parenting In Herts Direct Lists of libaries in Beds, Bucks, Cambs, Essex and London Wichita KY Central KY - Louisville Maine MA - Boston maryland MI - Detroit http://england.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?type=Education: Libraries

17. Library Information Science Library Professional Organizations maryland Library Association The maryland Library Association (MLA) was founded in1923 CUA Student Chapter of the Special libaries Association The CUA student http://libraries.cua.edu/lislcoll/lislorgs.html

Professional Organizations Almost every library association, organization, and chapter provides the same type of information through their website. This information includes explanations of the constituency and focus of the group; advocacy; policy statements; publications including journals, research, fact sheets, and papers; conferences and meetings; career and professional practice information; and how to become a member. For that reason, the links below explain the focus of the organization, rather than the type of information available at each site. At this page you may link to: National Library and Information Science Organizations Local Library and Information Science Organizations CUA Student Chapters of Library and Information Science Organizations National Library and Information Science Organizations American Library Association The American Library Association (ALA) is the oldest and largest library association in the world. The ALA focuses on advocating for the public's interest in a free and open information society; developing innovative programs that support libraries in acquiring new information technology and training people in its use; supporting libraries as centers for culture, literacy, and lifetime learning; and promoting excellence in libraries and librarianship. The ALA also publishes its own journal, American Libraries http://www.ala.org

18. Error 404: Page Not Found to the AntiCatholic Literature Collection is available at http//libaries.cua.edu foundedin 1822 as an auxiliary to the University of maryland's Medical School http://libraries.cua.edu/manuA-K.html

Search the CUA Websites Search keyword(s): Most Popular CUA Sites President CUA Athletics Mullen Library Public Affairs Summer Sessions CUA Magazine CUA Today Alumni Center Campus Programs Directions to CUA CUA Home The document that you requested, http://libraries.cua.edu/manuA-K.html , cannot be found...if you reached this page from a link in the CUA websites, please inform the CUA webmaster as shown below. If you reached this page from another website, please inform that site's webmaster about the bad link. You may wish to go back to the page that brought you here. What page did you come from to get this error? Your e-mail (optional): Questions or comments? Contact the CUA Webmaster

19. Roger Brisson Home Page/Publications The World Discovers Cataloging A Conceptual Introduction to Digital libaries, Metadata,and given at the Annual Conference of the maryland Library Association http://www.humanismus.com/publications/publications.html

Personal Publications and Presentations of Roger Brisson Note: Some articles require the use of Adobe Acrobat Reader * Library Technical Services Cataloging in CORC: A Work in Progress by Jeff Edmunds and Roger Brisson. Appeared in Volume 4, Number 1/2 (2001) of the Journal of Internet Cataloging. Pursuing the Three Ts: How Total Quality Management, Technology, and Teams Transformed the Cataloging Department at Penn State by Marie Bednar, Roger Brisson, and Judy Hewes. Appeared in Volume 30, Numbers 2/3 (2000) The World Discovers Cataloging: A Conceptual Introduction to Digital Libaries, Metadata, and the Implications for Library Administrations . Appeared in Volume 1, Nr. 4 of Journal of Internet Cataloging The Cataloger's Workstation and the Continuing Transformation of Cataloging. Part 1 The Cataloger's Workstation and the Continuing Transformation of Cataloging. Part 2 Retooling Technical Services: The Technical Services Workstation Appeared in the Spring 1996 Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science The Human Side of the Technical Services Workstation: The Management of Computing in Library Technical Services An article-length version of a monograph-in-progress.

20. Roger Brisson Resume Discovers Cataloging A Conceptual Introduction to Digital libaries, Metadata, and IncreaseProductivity and Quality, May 1997, maryland Library Association http://www.humanismus.com/resume.html

Roger Brisson 515 Putnam Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139 rbrisson1@home.com HCL Technical Services Harvard University 625 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139 Voice: 617.384.7158 Fax: 617.384.7170 Last revised: 07 July, 2001 LIBRARY EXPERIENCE Head, Germanic Division, HCL Technical Services Harvard University Libraries June 1998 - June 2001 University Libraries, The Pennsylvania State University Coordinator, ARL German Resources Project July 1998 - June 30, 1999 * A one-year appointment to coordinate its restructuring, the German Resources Project is a North American-based program that focuses on enhancing collaboration between ARL institutions, and on closer cooperation with German research libraries. Reporting to the Director of the AAU/ARL Global Resources Program, the Coordinator was responsible for advancing the Projects goals which included: increasing access to German materials in North American research libraries through improved document delivery, standardization of cataloging practice, provision of collection development tools for German-language materials, and in facilitating the availability of German resources through digital resources. July 1992 - May 1998 University Libraries, The Pennsylvania State University

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