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Fall DLC Meeting - Arlington, VA DocumentsDate added
Agenda for the 2002 Fall Federal Depository Library Conference and Depository Library Council Meeting, October 20-23, 2002, Arlington, VA.
Describes features of GPO Web site for kids (K-12).
T.C. Evans, U.S. Government Printing Office.
Handout that describes the staffing, operations, and new initiatives of GPO's Cataloging Branch. Thomas A. Downing, U.S. Government Printing Office.
Lists functions and products of the Cataloging Distribution Service. Kathryn Mendenhall, Cataloging Distribution Service.
Handout providing history and description of Cataloging Integrating Resources (bibliographic items that change over time). Rebecca Culbertson, University of California, San Diego.
Slide show that lists and describes Census Bureau web sites and information products. Andrea Sevetson, U.S. Census Bureau.
Handout that presents considerations and strategies in undertaking depository promotion efforts. Stephen M. Hayes, University of Notre Dame.
Slide show that describes the experience of developing and operating an online reference service.
Slide show that describes adding records for older online documents to a university OPAC. Christopher C. Brown, University of Denver.
Describes a library management system that provides web-based data warehousing and data mining capabilities for U.S. government documents. Nan Myers, Wichita State University.
Lists AALL competencies of law librarianship relating to electronic information.Timothy L. Coggins, University of Richmond School of Law.
Lists online resources relating to government information products, including library processing resources. Amy West, University of Minnesota; Sherry DeDecker, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Handout that describes electronic reference services at a university library. Gayle R. Christian, Georgia State University and M. Elaine Hughes, Georgia State University.
Describes operations and services of the Education Publications Center.Judy A. Craig, U.S. Department of Education.
Everglades Online Help Desk: A Virtual Reference Service for an Evolving Digital Libraryhot!
07/23/2007
Slide show that describes an online reference service on the Everglades. Gail Clement,Sherry Mosley and Megan Waters, Florida International University Libraries.
Presents online sites for kids (K-12) focusing on those not found on Ben's Guide or FirstGov for Kids. Includes some non-government sites. Jim Veatch, LibraryHQ.
Outlines characteristics of the Federal Consumer Information Center’s web site for children aged 5-13. Mary Goetzinger, Federal Consumer Information Center.
Describes a departmental reorganization and technical systems overhaul at a university depository library, with emphasis on CD and DVD collections and services. Karen Nordgren, Emporia State University.
Describes a departmental reorganization and technical systems overhaul at a university depository library, with emphasis on CD and DVD collections and services. Karen Nordgren, Emporia State University.
Provides overview of production, collection & dissemination of scientific and technical information. Discusses evolving systems for dealing with digital information generally and in particular at DOE. Walter Warnick, DOE Office of Scientific and Technical Information.
Explores issues and outlines processes of setting up a peer-tutoring program for library research. Susan Deese-Roberts and Kathleen Keating, University of New Mexico.
Provides history of university and public libraries in San Jose - Includes bibliographies on merging libraries and merging reference with government documents departments. Susan Kendall, San Jose State University Library.
Slide show that describes the mission and information products of NASS, including the 2002 Census of Agriculture. Rich Allen, National Agricultural Statistics Service.
Slide show that describes the Social Security web site, including content, services, and new features. Margy LaFond, Social Security Administration.
Slide show that describes GPO's depository library promotion efforts. Outlines activities and resources of current promotional campaign. James Cameron, U.S. Government Printing Office.
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