LIS/KM Resource

Googlem the internet company is getting in the energy business. It announced yesterday that it intended to develop and help stimulate the creation of renewable energy technologies that are cheaper than coal-generated power

This site was designed to provide educators from all backgrounds the opportunity to examine some of the best electronic resources available on web site evaluation. This site has attempted to cover some of the most important aspects of teaching web site evaluation by providing links to resources on tutorials, exercises, helpful web sites, assessment tools, and point-of-use guides. 

We hope this site provides easier access to the world of OSS by providing some background and describing basic concepts about open source software.

OFFSHOOT is a model of an online catalog that would be moderated by the public library community. Constructed as an alternate means to creating an OPAC, OFFSHOOT is cataloging from the "wiki" point of view. Traditional library catalogs, both the public side and internal side, have historically been "locked", giving library patrons little to no opportunity to annotate the library records. OFFSHOOT is the opposite extreme, giving library patrons complete control over the library catalog records. This enables two things within the library system: a veritable multitude of "catalogers" working on a volume of records that has been traditionally worked on by 3 to 10 people, and an intensive expansion in the amount of cross-referencing within the library catalog.

Academic Comics wiki is intended to be a resource for librarians in academic libraries who wish to add graphic novels to their collection.

A video-based tool for beginning piano students and their teachers

This site is intended to aid Orthodox clergy, seminarians, and chanters in preparing to conduct the rich and beautiful worship services of the Orthodox Church.

This site contains step-by-step instructions on how to knit a hat from start to finish.

Our Mission: To successfully establish the public library as the hub of the community in which collaborative information sharing by community members and library patrons enriches and informs their library experience, their cultural and recreational life, and their community involvement.

Omeka is a web platform for publishing collections and exhibitions online

Short library training video explaining what RFID is, how it works, and how to tag an item using RFID.