“This site was created as a service to those who are learning programming and might not have the resources available to purchase books.” The site also has links to blogs, free e-books, free engineering books, OPACs in India, selected quotations, and website designing basics. From Akhila Matrix, an Indian company.
URL: http://www.akhilamatrix.com/computer_science.htm
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A blog for librarians in all smaller libraries, not just for one-person or solo librarians--all kinds of libraries, anywhere in the world. Management information, links, and marketing tips that you can use right now.
ABOUT ME
Judith A. Siess is a recognized expert in one-person librarianship and interpersonal networking. She was the editor and publisher of The One-Person Library: A Newsletter for Librarians and Management from 1998-2009 and is the author of articles for publications such as American Libraries and Searcher. An active member of SLA since 1980, she was the inaugural chair of its SOLO Librarian’s division, which is now the fourth largest division of the association with nearly 1,000 members. She has drawn from her more than twenty years’ experience to write seven books (see links). She is trying to retire, but it isn't working.
Links
- My web site: Information Bridges International, Inc.
- Out Front with Stephen Abram: A Guide for Information Leaders
- SEE PHOTOS FROM ALL OF MY TRIPS
- SLA Solo Librarians Division
- The Essential OPL: 1998-2004: The Best of Seven Years of The One-Person Library newsletter
- The New OPL Sourcebook: A Guide for Small and Solo Libraries
- The Visible Librarian: Asserting Your Worth with Marketing and Advocacy
- Time Management, Planning and Prioritization for Librarians
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- CREATE PERSONALIZED STICKY NOTES FOR YOUR LIBRARY
- NEED A PRICE?
- GAMING IN THE SOLO LIBRARY
- CONFERENCES IN THE AGE OF ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS
- ANNOUNCING A “SOCIAL EXPERIMENT”
- LEGAL QUESTIONS/ANSWERS DATABASE
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL ARCHIVES
- CANADIAN COCHRANE CENTER
- IT BOOKS TO DOWNLOAD
- QUICK REFERENCE “ROLODEX”
- BLOGS ON PHARMACY AND THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY
- UPDATED VERSION OF TOXSEEK
- BEAUTIFUL DRAWINGS OF LIBRARY READERS
- NEW WEBSITE FOR BAILLI
- GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS BLOG
- WHY IT IS IMPORTANT FOR LIBRARY SCHOOL STUDENTS TO...
- CHICAGO POLICE ARE NOW BLOGGING
- WIKI FOR RADIOLOGY
- THE KID HAS THE RIGHT IDEA….
- SIMPLE, QUICK, BUT EFFECTIVE NEW PUBMED SEARCH ENGINE
- GOOD BIBLIOGRAPHY ON EBL
- WHAT IS WEB 2.0? JISC’S REPORT
- ORG CHARTS ONLINE—NICE IDEA, BUT NOT READY FOR PRI...
- BLOGGING POLICIES FOR LAWYERS
- DATABASES FOR SPANISH-SPEAKING JURISDICTIONS
- TIPS FOR TECHNOLOGY CHANGE
- NEW BOOK FOR MEDICAL LIBRARIANS...AND OTHERS
- BLOGOVERSITY: NON-LIBRARY BLOGS I FOLLOW
- NEW BLOG--BY A HOSPITAL CEO
- PROQUEST'S SUPPORT FOR ADVOCACY
- DID YOU KNOW?
- TWO WAYS TO KEEP TRACK OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT
- EXERCISE HELP
- ONLINE ANATOMY AND MEDICAL ILLUSTRATION RESOURCES
- HOSPITAL LIBRARIANS' WIKI
- STATEMENT OF CORE COMPETENCIES--LIBRARY SCHOOL VER...
- US NEWS DESCRIPTION OF LIBRARIANS
- SAVE TIME WITH WEB 2.0 TOOLS
- SUBJECT GUIDES TO WEB SOURCES IN THE UK
- ATTN: RECENT OR SOON-TO-BE RETIREES
- DO YOU HAVE BOOKS YOU DON'T NEED?
- 15 WAYS TO PROMOTE EFFECTIVE USE OF ONLINE RESOURCES
- MARKETING ELECTRONIC RESOURCES
- THE ENDANGERED JOY OF SERENDIPITY
- MERGING THE REFERENCE AND CIRCULATION DESK
- RESPONDING TO CHANGING USERS
- INFORMATION LITERACY RESOURCES
- DATABASE OF FREE OFFICE 2.0 APPLICATIONS
- NEW FORUM FOR OPLS IN AUSTRALIA (and soon, elsewhere)
- NURSELINKUP: MYSPACE FOR NURSES?
- WHY PEOPLE TRUST INTERNET HEALTH INFORMATION
- LAW LIBRARIAN NEWS FOR NEW ZEALAND
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