41. ASLAPR -- Arizona Convocations Universal Library A Plea for Placing any Desired Book within the Reach of any etc. developing preservation strategies; maximizing use of area studies http://www.lib.az.us/convocations/conv-presentation.cfm

Agency Home Convocations Home ... Convocation Tactics for Teamwork and Cooperation: a metaphor from 19th century Arizona Arizona Convocation February 27, 1999 Sierra Vista, AZ Ann Okerson Ann.Okerson@yale.edu The Metaphor The Lesson From Arizona This 1970 movie tells the story of seven highly individualistic, strong-willed, and talented individuals who manage to put aside their egos and differences to work for a common and noble good riding down into Mexico to save a village from the bandits. We may not want to imagine that the kind of cooperation we talk about here will end in a shootout, but we can learn from their tenacity. Long Ago Visions of Cooperation Edward Bellamy, Looking Backward 2000-1888 I cannot sufficiently celebrate the glorious liberty that reigns in the public libraries of the twentieth century as compared with the intolerable management of those of the nineteenth century, in which the books were jealously railed away form the people, and obtainable only at an expenditure of time and red tape calculated to discourage any ordinary taste for literature. (1888) "Universal Library: A Plea for Placing any Desired Book within the Reach of any Person Wishing to make Reasonable Use of Same."

42. IIT Downtown Campus Library -- Lexis And Westlaw Orientation Illinois Institute of Technology Downtown Campus Library serves the programs should find them especially helpful in maximizing use of your study time. http://library.kentlaw.edu/Resources/lrw/Orientationfall2003.htm

Self-Paced Exercises, Fall 2005 LEXIS AND WESTLAW ORIENTATION A Do-It-Yourself Exercise "Get a Document" and "Find" Home Tutorials First-Year Legal Research Introduction LEXIS and WESTLAW are the two major computer-assisted legal research systems.  Both provide online access to the full texts of selected legal materials, current newspapers and periodicals, law-related textbooks and journals, and other materials.  LEXIS and WESTLAW are competing services which have different commands and search strategies.  Although there is a great deal of overlap, some types of information are available on one service but not the other.  Therefore, you will need to develop skills for using both systems. This exercise is a brief orientation to LEXIS and WESTLAW and is intended to ensure that you have some practice logging on and off both services as well as how to print in both services.  This exercise will also enable you to access the text of cases and statutes cited in your casebooks using "GET A DOCUMENT" in LEXIS and "FIND" in WESTLAW.Â

43. Chelsea District Library Among Village residents, 81% believe the library should remain downtown. librarians will provide instruction in maximizing use of internet resources. http://www.chelsea.lib.mi.us/location.htm

Chelsea District Library Chelsea, Michigan 48118 Search the Catalog/Web Google Library Catalog Medline Plus Michigan eLibrary (MeL) Site Search Calendar Access your Account About the Library Library Catalog ... Home A Downtown Library Location and Ample Parking A Telephone Survey of Registered Voters in the Library District ... In the April 1998 Telephone Survey conducted by the library, 370 residents of the Village as well as residents of Dexter, Lima, Lyndon and Sylvan Townships were polled. Registered voters were asked to rate several issues of importance to planning the library facility. “Parking for Patrons” was considered either Very Important or Somewhat Important to 84% of respondents. This is second only to the 94% who stated that “Barrier Free Access” was either Very Important or Somewhat Important as a consideration for renovation or expansion of the library facility. 75% of all respondents said that it was either Very Important or Somewhat Important that the library remain downtown. Among Village residents, 81% believe the library should remain downtown. Among those living in the Townships, 71% believe the library should remain downtown. 16 Focus Groups put the Personal Touch on the Telephone Survey ...

44. Maximizing Library Storage With High-Tech Robotic Shelving maximizing Library Storage with HighTech Robotic Shelving This way we wereable to use the Innovative list function to track our progress, http://www.infotoday.com/cilmag/nov04/amrhein_resetar.shtml

Collaboration in the e-Workplace (Paris) Computers in Libraries Enterprise Search Paris Enterprise Search Summit ... Reprints [PDF] Search Infotoday Home Conferences Business Intelligence Blog University ... Faulkner Information Services Fulltext Sources Online Library Resource Guide Literary Market Place Streaming Media Sourcebook Knowledge Management ... Online Store Other ITI Websites American Library Directory DestinationCRM EContentMag EMediaLive ... Forward Click here to learn more! SUBSCRIBE NOW! FEATURE Maximizing Library Storage with High-Tech Robotic Shelving By Rick Amrhein and Donna Resetar This automated storage and retrieval system offers nine or ten times the storage space as standard library shelving. Valparaiso University is located in northwest Indiana, about an hour from downtown Chicago. With about 4,000 students, Valparaiso (Valpo) is primarily an undergraduate institution with professional schools in business, engineering, law, and nursing. While the law school has its own library, all other disciplines were always served through one main library located near the center of campus. Moellering Library was built in 1959 and expanded in 1969 to hold 266,000 volumes in 54,000 square feet. By the 1990s, the collection had grown past 350,000 volumes, and the need to also house computers and other technologies made it clear that Valpo needed a new library.

45. Course Integrated Library Instruction have demonstrated that the use of a compulsory library assignment was vitalto maximizing absorption and retention of basic library knowledge (1982). http://www.libraryinstruction.com/course-integrated.html

Site Links Home Library Instruction Lesson Plans Articles About Library Instruction Articles About Information Literacy ... Information Literacy Weblog Course Integrated Library Instruction by Joan Ormondroyd After years of concentrating on graduate programs and research projects, colleges and universities across the country are beginning to respond to public concerns about the quality of undergraduate education by reinstating foreign language requirements and core programs in the liberal arts (see issues of the CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION and FOREIGN LANGUAGE ANNALS It is not surprising that librarians are also becoming more concerned with the quality and depth of the instructional programs they are offering students. Traditional programs have included workbooks and credit courses (most often general in scope and not subject related) or course-related, single-session lectures where the content of the library session is related to the subject matter of the course, but where there is generally no further contact with the course until the next semester when the same 50-minute session is presented once more. We are now beginning to see a trend, if not away from these forms of bibliographic instruction, then at least in a direction complementary to them. More and more librarians are finding ways to integrate library instruction into existing courses in a manner that makes library resources and the methodology for finding them an essential and basic component of the course.

46. Maximizing Java Performance On AIX: Part 3 - More Is Better maximizing Java performance on AIX Part 3 More is better This discussionmakes use of your knowledge of the application to decide which tips are best http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/eserver/library/es-Javaperf3.html

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47. Maximizing Java Performance On AIX: Part 5 - References And Conclusion The emphasis is on understanding and learning how to use the tools and techniques We hope you find this series a valuable guide in maximizing the http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/eserver/library/es-Javaperf5.html

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48. Values Our role in providing and maintaining access to the library s collections. Efficient use of resources by maximizing use of staff and technology. http://www.library.wwu.edu/cat/values.html

WHAT THE WWU CATALOGING SERVICES DEPARTMENT VALUES MOST Our role in providing and maintaining access to the library's collections. The conviction that bibliographic control of all our holdings is of utmost importance. Use of national and international standards for bibliographic records and authority control, for consistent access both locally and from outside our library system. Responsiveness to local needs. Contribution to the global cataloging community. Adding bibliographic records to OCLC Upgrading and enriching bibliographic records on OCLC Adding name authority records to NACO Suggesting subject headings to SACO Contributing master records to the SUMMIT union catalog Providing specialized assistance to the Library of Congress and other libraries; for example, the creation and revision of ALA/LC romanization tables Giving various forms of presentations to the national and international library community Effectiveness Accuracy. Timeliness. Efficient use of resources by maximizing use of staff and technology. Maintaining channels of communication within the department and with the library as a whole.

49. Sample Action Items Know curriculum for selecting, ordering integrating library materials. Create procedures for maximizing the use of materials create methods for http://www.wlma.org/Professional/actionitems.htm

Sample Action Items for Program Objectives Sample Action Items for the Learning and Teaching Objective: 1. Provide resources and activities to promote student achievement a. Provide instruction and assistance to help students achieve learning outcomes. 2. Work collaboratively to c. Teach specific electronic resources (SIRS, ProQuest, Electric Library, etc.) which meet identified learning needs. 3. Provide resources and activities for students that provide meaning for students now and in the future a. Provide orientation to resources available. b. Help students select a variety of materials for individual or collaborative inquiry. c. Help students select books for pleasure reading. e. Promote learning through diverse abilities, styles and information needs. f. Assist students in learning all computer programs available in the school for their specific learning goal, including Internet and email. Sample Action Items for the Information Access and Delivery Objective: 1. Provide intellectual and physical

50. Library Library. EGov IT Related Memoranda maximizing use of SmartBuy and AvoidingDuplication of Agency Activities with the President’s 24 E-Gov Initiative http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/egov/e-3-memoranda.html

Skip to main content Search Federal Enterprise Architecture Information Policy Presidential Initiatives CIO ... Council Library Legislation Reports Memoranda Testimony ... Links Library IT Related Memoranda SmartBUY Agreement with Oracle (August 2005, PDF Implementation of Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD) 12 – Policy for a Common Identification Standard for Federal Employees and Contractors (August 2005, PDF Improving Information Technology (IT) Project Planning and Execution (August 2005, PDF Transition Planning for Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) (August 2005, PDF Regulation on Maintaining Telecommunication Services During a Crisis or Emergency in Federally-owned Buildings (June 2005, PDF FY 2005 Reporting Instructions for the Federal Information Security Management Act and Agency Privacy Management Designation of Senior Agency Officials for Privacy (February 2005, PDF Electronic Signatures: How to Mitigate the Risk of Commercial Managed Services (December 2004, PDF Policies for Federal Agency Public Websites (December 2004, PDF Reporting Instructions for the Federal Information Security Management Act (August 2004

51. Maine State Library: Internet Tutorials Bookmarks Maine State Library provides communication, education, and information for how to use it, where to go and what you can learn by maximizing your use of http://www.maine.gov/msl/services/reference/bkmarks/tutorials.htm

Skip Maine state header navigation Agencies Online Services Web Policies ... Help State Search: Skip First Level Navigation Skip All Navigation Home Contact Us ... Site Map Search MSL: Resources MSL Catalog - URSUS URSUS User Services Statewide Catalog Other Maine Catalogs ... MARVEL! - Virtual Library services For the Public Ask a Librarian Books by Mail Computer Classes ... Talking Books Plus about the library About MSL Hours Directions to Library MSL Collections ... Bookmarks Internet Tutorials Bookmarks The following are tutorials presented for a sequential introduction to Internet use. The Basic Tutorials: Mouserobics - New to the computer world? Having trouble making your mouse do what you want? Try this fun and easy step-by-step game on how to use your mouse. Great for children too! http://www.ckls.org/~crippel/computerlab/tutorials/mouse/page1.html New User Tutorial (Mouse Skills) - Want to understand how to use a mouse better? This tutorial employs colored pictures for each step or function of the mouse. Great for visual learners or those who just want a straight forward lesson in mouse skills. http://northville.lib.mi.us/tech/tutor/welcome.htm

52. The Library For North Natomas The Library for North Natomas is a colocated joint-use library that will serve the services to all library customers by maximizing shared resources. http://www.saclibrary.org/new_projects/proj_14_aftermath.html

skip navigation The Library for North Natomas News about Orangevale and Elk Grove The Library for North Natomas Project Awarded Proposition 14 Bond Act Funds The City of Sacramento has been awarded $7 million, in matching funds from the California Public Library Construction and Renovation Board, for construction of a 23,000-square-foot library branch in Sacramento's North Natomas community. Click image to enlarge view.. A pro-active community advocacy campaign was waged, for several months, on behalf of the project. School students, neighborhood associations, business and civic leaders, local school and elected officials, and many others participated in writing letters, sending faxes, attending meetings, and e-mailing the Bond Act board members about the need for a new library for North Natomas. "The diligent effort of literally hundreds of North Natomas residents to lobby for a new library for their community made a tremendous impact on the Bond Act board members," commented Anne Marie Gold, Sacramento Public Library director. The North Natomas Library project is one of 12 California libraries selected for funding, in year three, from the $80 million in funds remaining of the original $350 million in Proposition 14 funds California voters approved in 2000. Competition in the final round was intense; 72 statewide library projects were submitted, with over $586 million total funds requested.

53. Maximizing Use Of Census 2000 Data In Local Government maximizing use of Census 2000 Data in Local Government Enabling efficientuse of census data has allowed users to quickly prepare grant applications and http://gis.esri.com/library/userconf/proc02/pap0264/p0264.htm

Maximizing Use of Census 2000 Data in Local Government ABSTRACT Local government has anxiously awaited the Census 2000 data, and now that it is available many users are finding the multiple, large data sets difficult to manage or query. Pierce County, Washington, solved this problem for its 400 GIS users by developing a Web-based census query application that is also accessed by the public. A demonstration of the site will highlight information on how to derive optimal data sets, organization and navigation, an intuitive user interface for viewing and downloading data, and an interactive map interface to query County census data. Enabling efficient use of census data has allowed users to quickly prepare grant applications and perform ad hoc analysis of trends. INTRODUCTION When the U.S. Census Office first published the Census 2000 data, county personnel and news organizations were scrambling to report the information and view the results in a map. County/city departments, local transportation agencies, and health organizations depend on demographic information in order to forecast, plan, and manage community services. The census data is also used as the basis for grant appropriations and Federal government programs, as well as research for locating new businesses in the county. The Census 2000 data should be able to meet these needs, but the files are large and complex, and require extensive processing to be useful. Most people do not have the time, expertise, or resources needed to extract answers from the data to even simple questions.

54. Proceedings K12 Education and Library Science Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice LocationServices Paper maximizing use of Census 2000 Data in Local Government http://gis.esri.com/library/userconf/proc02/track.html

@import url(/styles/standards_menu.css); Store Contact Us Careers ESRI Library back fwd Track Index Agriculture Application Development Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Business, Banking, and Insurance ... Water Resources Agriculture Agrobusiness Future Market Assessment Applying High Resolution Imagery / GIS Analysis for Urban Water Conservation Carver County Odor from Feedlots Setback Estimation Tool Crop Insurance Monitoring for USDA's Risk Management Agency ... [Back to Top] Application Development Agricultural Modeling for Economic Development Activities in Agrarian An ArcView Extension for Retrieving Data from WMT-Compliant Map Servers ArcObjects on the Web: The Pennsylvania Geospatial Data Clearinghouse Experience Building an Energy Network Object Model using Custom Features ... [Back to Top] Architecture, Engineering, and Construction GIS and CAD Integration for Facilities Management GIS in Architectural Design, Engineering, and Construction GIS: Case Studies in Construction Management Real Infrastructure for Virtual Cities ... [Back to Top] Business, Banking, and Insurance A SAP and GIS Integration Analysis of the Market Distribution of Banks Using ArcView Spatial Analyst Automated Excel Reports from ArcView Queries CATOS: The Enterprise GIS at Swiss Reinsurance Company ... Classification of the Location of Outdoor Advertisments Based on GIS: Nanjing, China Case Study

55. Tape Backup Solutions - Tape Stacking Software - ZELA ZELA will independently manage your Manual Tape Library, Robotic Tape Library ZELA s rulebased system is a robust method for maximizing the use of tape http://www.seasoft.com/zela.asp

Home Tape Storage Solutions ZELA ZELA Tape backup solutions - Tape Media Consolidation Software (OS390, z/OS) ZELA provides Tape Storage Professionals with the tape backup solutions and tape management tools to Automate media conversions, tape stacking, virtual tape population, Dual copying for disaster recovery, and freeing up wasted silo and robotic slots for future use. ZELA also provides the tools to utilize 100% capacity on your current tape media, this will benefit your shop by intelligently stacking together your data to fewer tapes, and giving back once wasted tapes, silo and robotic slots, floor space and your scratch pool. ZELA fully supports 3480, 3490, 3490E, 3590/magstar tape cartridges and all other tape media. ZELA also supports hardware such as IBM‘s VTS, STK’s VSM, and all silo and robotic environments including Optical devices. ZELA can interface with all tape management software such as TLMS, CA1, RMM, Control T, TAPE2000 and ZARA. ZELA is the most complete and automated tape media management system designed to maximize the utilization of data centers tape and robotic media resources. ZELA’s tape backup solutions have a proven record of reducing IS costs by managing data and media to obtain each data centers desired storage management objectives. ZELA will independently manage your Manual Tape Library, Robotic Tape Library and your Virtual Tape Solution, thereby, providing total Tape Media Management for the entire enterprise with a single solution.

56. Plasmon News Plasmon Announces Support Of Double-Sided DVD-R Media In Automated Applications requiring economical storage of both transient data and archive datacan use a single library, maximizing return on investment. http://www.plasmon.com/news/double.html

News In the Press Events Archives Plasmon Announces Support of Double-Sided DVD-R Media in Automated Libraries Nearly doubles the storage capacity without increasing the footprint Denver, CO, August 19, 2002 Plasmon a leading manufacturer of the widest range of automated data storage libraries, today announced support for double-sided DVD-Recordable media in its D-Series DVD/CD libraries. Use of double-sided media effectively doubles the storage capacity of the library without increasing the footprint. With demand growing for low cost data archiving, Plasmon has adapted DVD-R drives for use with its patented "Rotation Station" media flipper. The Plasmon D-Series DVD libraries had previously supported double-sided DVD-RAM media. With this new feature customers can choose to utilize either type of double-sided media, or even mixed media operation with both DVD-RAM and DVD-Recordable in the same library – thus optimizing the flexibility of the storage system. Applications requiring economical storage of both transient data and archive data can use a single library, maximizing return on investment. "K-PAR welcomes this new addition to the Plasmon range, "says Rachel Woods, Sales Director of K-PAR Archiving Software Limited. "The pressure on storage resources within an organization means a value has to be put on the data being stored. The flexibility that is offered by the Plasmon range of jukeboxes complimented by K-PAR’s Archimedia software helps companies to make the right choice depending on the type of data. Archimedia supports all Plasmon jukeboxes under the same user interface, therefore our existing integrators can immediately start offering solutions based on the double-sided DVD-R media".

57. September 15, 2005 Virtual Learning Series - Special Libraries Association maximizing EndUser Satisfaction. September 15, 2005 With the widespread useof mobile devices, this has become a convenient way to deliver and access http://www.sla.org/content/learn/learnmore/distance/2005virtsem/091505vls/index.

Association Profile About Information Professionals Annual Campaign Advocacy ... Join SLA About Membership Community Professional Development Resources Job Center Home Professional Development Educational Opportunities Virtual Learning Series ... [TEXT ONLY] September 15, 2005 Virtual Learning Series Structuring and Delivering Content: Maximizing End-User Satisfaction September 15, 2005 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm ET Description How can you help your end-users get the right information at the right time? Hear case studies of how information professionals have added value within their companies by finding new ways to structure and deliver information through different platforms, including Web sites, intranets, portals, and mobile devices. With the widespread use of mobile devices, this has become a convenient way to deliver and access critical information while on the go. Find out where wireless technology is today and how future advancements could dramatically impact knowledge sharing. Virtual Learning Series Speaker Roger Beharry Lall , Research in Motion (RIM) Joyce Ward , Executive Consultant for LexisNexis Replay Member $69 Non Member $119 Purchase a Replay!

58. Sharing maximizing the use of the DOCLINE routing tables; and 4. They seem contentto use OCLC and existing academic library loan agreements. http://www.sla.org/division/dbio/Indianapolis/Sharing.htm

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONTRIBUTED PAPERS SESSION BIOMEDICAL AND LIFE SCIENCES DIVISION 89th Annual Conference Indianapolis, Indiana June 10, 1998 SCHIN, SEND AND NAND: Sharing is Not a Four-Letter Word for these Interlibrary Loan Networks Based on the National Library of Medicine's DOCLINE System Thomas W. Hill, Librarian, Upper Savannah Area Health Education Consortium Medical Library, Greenwood, SC PROACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS FOR RESOURCE SHARING In 1986, the Upper Savannah AHEC Medical Library requested about 500 items annually, while loaning a couple hundred items. Requests went in the mail on the typed American Library Association interlibrary loan forms. In 1997, the library received almost 1,200 items through interlibrary loan, and it loaned more than 1,000. Almost all requests were sent and received electronically using the National Library of Medicine's interlibrary system, DOCLINE. During the AHEC fiscal year 1994/95, a record 1,959 items were borrowed and 1,486 items were loaned. In the past decade, the number of articles photocopied from the journal collection has increased, approaching the 4,000 mark in 1997. As demands for budget dollars increase, libraries are called upon to transform themselves to facilitate the delivery of information, to communicate measurements of accomplishments, and to support our partners' research needs. A proactive transformation lead to the remarkable numbers listed above. This has also been the decade when the United States National Library of Medicine (NLM) has instituted its automated interlibrary loan (ILL) system, DOCLINE, and encouraged libraries and individuals to use technology developments as partners in meeting information needs.

59. Kenyon College - LBIS - CollDev - Ongoing Collection Reassessment Kenyon College, Library and Information Services. our consortial agreementsby maximizing the use of complementary collection development policies and http://lbis.kenyon.edu/colldev/assess/

Hours Circulation Staff Directory Floor Plans ... About LBIS ONGOING COLLECTION REASSESSMENT COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT POLICY GUIDELINES FOR WRITING DEPARTMENTAL POLICIES DEPARTMENTAL POLICIES ONGOING COLLECTION REASSESSMENT Justification Involving the Kenyon Community Timeline Recommendations ... MORE INFORMATION JUSTIFICATION The Kenyon College Libraries should develop and implement a Program for Ongoing Collection Reassessment to accomplish the following goals: To verify and ensure that the collections held by the Kenyon College Libraries are relevant to the educational mission of the College. To allow expansion for future library services and collections. To ensure proper space utilization within the library facility leading to more effective provision of services and organization of collections. To increase the benefits of our consortial agreements by maximizing the use of complementary collection development policies and storage facilities. Relevancy The Kenyon College Libraries are charged with providing research and resource materials that support the educational mission of the College. This charge manifests itself primarily in the selection of new materials to be added to the Kenyon collections. The library staff also has an obligation to reassess the relevancy of all our holdings on a regular basis. There has been no collection reassessment in the libraries since the late 1980s. A regular collection reassessment program must be initiated. We recognize that there is no standard equation for relevancy of library materials across all disciplines. Departments and programs, in conjunction with library liaisons, will need to develop discipline-specific guidelines to use when evaluating collections. These criteria should be added to departmental collection development policies.

60. Maximizing Minimal Space (Black & Decker Home Improvement Library Series) By Bla maximizing Minimal Space (Black Decker Home Improvement Library Series) by released 01 July, 2002 Every house could use a little extra space and this http://www.cambiumbooks.com/books/furniture_projects/0865736715/

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