Group items tagged

I realy like some of what Plymouth State is doing to allow browsing by LC subject. If you click, for examle, Sociology, you are taken to a sort of socioloy portal that contains links to course guidelines, relevant databases, pre-populated searches of the OPAC, reference materials, websites, and the sociology librarian's contact info. Click on a pre-populated OPAC search and you are able to broaden/narrow the search by clicking tags as well as bookmark or choose from RSS options.

A digital library of primary materials from around the world spanning 8000 BC to present. Very clear intuitive navigation and interesting browsing choices like a draggable time period bar. Strong descriptions of the items...great clear zoomability with something called seajax viewer?? Pretty cool digital library that's very well done in a lot of ways.

In an effort to digitize university libraries, San Francisco State will keep only 25 percent of their million+ books and other materials for browsing.

New in CS5, Adobe Kuler is present in Photoshop and Illustrator. It's a live palette item that features color palettes created by various designers from around the web (professional and non-professional). You can save favorite palettes, browse the live palette library and submit your own palettes for consideration. It's a great resource.

check out the "Browse the shelf" option in the right nav

This library allows drilling down by genre for music and movies. Useful.

"The RSS Feed Browser gathers many of the Univ of Michigan library's rss feeds into a single location. Browse news, events, new items, and more."

Creating accessible charts/graphs as navigation...

really nice site... click on the links in the "Browse Subjects" section to see an ajax-y popup... Also, they use a google map for their "Library Locations" page. We should do that!

Any way to utilize the tags to categorize books for our New Books page?