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Cataloging Practice at the Barnard Library Zine Collection, UC-IMC Zine Library and at the State Library of Victoria
Co-presenter:
Chris Ritzo
John Stevens
Jesscia Lucas, moderator
Abstract:
Cataloging Practice at the Barnard Library Zine Collection, American Library Association Annual Conference: Monday, June 27, 2011 - 4:00pm - 5:30pm
Convention Center, Rm 297
See attached files of Chris's and John's slides.
Presentation:
free:
ALA Annual 2011 Itinerary
My plans for the ALA Annual Conference 2011 in New Orleans, to be updated as needed. Note that I haven't looked through the conference planner at all yet, just ...
Codslap Zine
For those of you who love librarian zines as much as I do, and either weren't at the ALA annual conference or were but didn't see Steve Lawson there, now is your big chance to order a copy of Codslap: the Library Society of the World Zine.
my READ poster
ALA has a build your own READ poster gizmo, which I saw on The Shifted Librarian.
They give you four choices of backgrounds, and bizarrely, the one I liked best was "Americana."
Annoyed at Anaheim
I didn't go to the ALA Annual Conference this year, a decision I made based on its location in Anaheim. I wasn't going to bother making a whole blog post complaining about it, but then I saw the Annoyed Librarian's post, and thought at the very least I'd do a "What she said."
ALA Elections: very little advice
In the past I've given my ALA election picks, but I just don't feel as strongly as I used to. In fact, my membership is due for renewal, and I'm on the fence about re-upping.
Okay, a few picks, and a few thoughts...
ALA Midwinter report back
Here's my report back from ALA Midwinter 2008. I'll fill you in on my experiences with the Chinatown bus, radical librarian/radical techie love, the zine librarians meet-up, a white privilege workshop, Radical Reference, Movers & Shakers, and vegan eats.
ALA Midwinter 2008: schedule
Here are my plans, more or less, for the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Philadelphia (note sorry to anyone reading this via RSS who gets this entry again every time I update it):