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November 29, 2007
library catalogs and library events: the SOPAC dream made reality
The InfoBlog has a nice concise post by Paul Signorelli about social library catalogs (SOPACs): Web 2.0 Best Practices: When Author Events Lead to Library Collections. He links to a few of the libraries doing amazing things with their catalogs and uses the example of the connections between library events and the catalog to explain the concept. If you're new to the idea of socializing (perhaps that isn't the right word) your library catalog, or you know people who are, then this article is a good introduction to the idea.
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I was disappointed. The article mostly discussed Nashville Public Library's page and that comes up short. I saw a blurb about a lecture by Rick Atkinson but there was no link to the catalog for his book. So, in fact, the "author event did [not] lead to the library collections." If I missed a link then it is poor design. I looked for one, I really did.
Posted by: Liam Hegarty | November30, 2007













