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ALCTS Future of Cataloging Collaboration, not Competition
ALA Midwinter 2007, Seattle Casey Bisson
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ALCTS Future of Cataloging Collaboration, not Competition ALA - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
ALCTS Future of Cataloging Collaboration, not Competition ALA - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
ALCTS Future of Cataloging Collaboration, not Competition ALA Midwinter 2007, Seattle Casey Bisson online now at http://MaisonBisson.com ^ << >> ^ << >> ^ << >> Numbers Over 200 million
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Numbers
- Over 200 million Americans have internet access
(source: Internet World Stats and Nielsen/NetRatings)
- 94 million Americans use the internet
- n an average day
(source: November 2005 Pew Internet Project report)
- 80% of US internet users believe the internet
is a reliable source of information
(source: November 2004 Pew Internet Project commentary)
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Search Engine: 89%
Where does research begin?
Source: OCLC Report 2005
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photo by Monster
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photo by Steve Garfield
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Collaboration
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Rules of the Google Economy
- Linking must be possible
- Linking must be desirable
- Linking must be measurable
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Competition
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- Search engines are like big OPACs
- Good cataloging is now more
important than ever
- We’re better prepared for this
evolution than anybody else
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- Our systems are not a
destination, they contribute to a vast field of information
- We need systems that open
themselves to search engines and easy linking
...however,
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Questions?
Extend the discussion: casey@scriblio.net http://MaisonBisson.com