81. Fedora developed jointly by The University of virginia Library and Cornell University. Rutgers University libraries sponsored the first Fedora Users Group http://www.fedora.info/

Fedora Download Documentation Support Publications ... About Fedora is a general purpose repository service developed jointly by The University of Virginia Library and Cornell University. The Fedora project is devoted to the goal of providing open-source repository software that can serve as the foundation for many types of information management systems. The software demonstrates how distributed digital information management can be deployed using web-based technologies, including XML and web services. Download Fedora Software: Version 2.0 Download Fedora Brochure: About Fedora The Fedora User Community is taking shape The website now has a section devoted to the growing community of Fedora users . If you have a Fedora project that you would like listed on the Community homepage, please contact the Fedora Project Technical Coordinator The DEFF Fedora Project invites Fedora users (current and potential) to European Fedora User Meeting , Copenhagen, Denmark, 28 September 2005. The meeting will be free of charge, but registration is required. More information about the meeting may be found at http://fedora.cvt.dk/meeting-2005/index.php

82. Genealogy.com: Genealogy SiteFinder: Places/Geographic, United States, West Virg 20386; West virginia University libraries View in New Window; Here you can look through the West virginia University s virtual library, services and http://www.genealogy.com/links/c/c-places-geographic,united-states,west-virginia

showAd("banner") New? Start Here Genealogy How-To Getting Started Getting Organized ... Ask an Expert Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: Top Places/Geographic United States West Virginia : Libraries, Archives, and Family History Centers Search Helpful Web Sites Guide to History and Genealogy - West Virginia View in New Window This is a bibliographical guide to the historical and genealogical holdings in the special collections department of the James E. Morrow Library at Marshall University. West Virginia Library Commission View in New Window Here you'll find catalogs of the library's holdings, as well as some background information on the library itself. West Virginia University Libraries View in New Window Here you can look through the West Virginia University's virtual library, services and information, or site map. Additionally, the site has sections on its reference shelf, online catalog, searching the World Wide Web, and asking questions of the librari West Virginia University Libraries: Appalachian Collection View in New Window This page describes the holdings of the Appalachian Collection in the West Virginia University libraries. West Virginia University Libraries: West Virginia and Regional History Collection View in New Window This page describes the resources that are available in the West Virginia and Regional History Collection of the West Virginia University libraries. These include state and local histories, geographical materials, maps, archives and manuscripts, county r

83. Hampton Virginia, Libraries City of Hampton, virginia Hampton Public Library Any virginia resident may get a library card. Verification of home address, or ID with name and http://www.hampton.gov/library.html

City of Hampton, Virginia - Hampton Public Library Bookmobile/Book Van Services Libraries on wheels that visit childcare centers, nursing homes, retirement homes, senior citizen centers. To schedule a visit call 727-1149. Books By Mail Anyone who is homebound or shut in may apply for this service. Books arrive by mail and may be returned in the same mailing pouch. 727-1149. Children's Programs There are storytimes for 2 and 3-5 year-olds, and special programs for school-aged children. A summer reading program and special activities for all ages are available at the Main Library and branches. Call the Main Library at 727-1157, or the branches at the numbers below. Genealogy and Virginia Research We have books, papers, documents, clippings and other records which trace the history of Virginia, of Hampton, and of its families. Special Collections, Main Library, 727-1314. Gift Shop The Friends of the Hampton Public Library operate a gift shop in the Main Library. Items available include supplies for in-library use and a variety of quality gift items. Grants Resources A collection of books, periodicals, directories, newsletters and statistical materials is available to aid the nonprofit grant seeker. Special Collections, Main Library, 727-1314.

84. Digital Libraries: Cataloguing And Indexing Of Electronic Resources University of virginia Library. Cataloging Services Department. URL http//www.lib.virginia.edu/cataloging/. Vanderbilt University. http://www.ifla.org/II/catalog.htm

DIGITAL LIBRARIES: Cataloguing and Indexing of Electronic Resources IN THIS DOCUMENT: Internet Sources Periodicals Bibliography Mailing Lists ... Selection of Electronic Resources SUGGESTIONS TO: IFLANET@ifla.org SEE ALSO: Digital Libraries: Projects and Resources Digital Libraries: Electronic Journal and Text Archives Digital Libraries: Metadata Resources Library and Information Science: Interlibrary Loan, Document Delivery and Resource Sharing ... Library and Information Science: Organizations and Companies INTERNET SOURCES BUBL - the Bulletin Board for Libraries. Electronic resource listings by UDC and subject headings. URL: http://bubl.ac.uk/ Ercelawn, Ann. Tools for Serials Catalogers. March 1995. URL: http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/ercelawn/serials.html Indiana University Libraries. Cataloging Resources. URL: http://www.indiana.edu/~librcsd/resource/library/cataloging/ Memorial University. Cataloguer's Toolbox. URL: http://www.mun.ca/library/cat/ MIT. Cataloging Oasis. URL: http://macfadden.MIT.EDU:9500/colserv/cat/ NISS (National Information Services and Systems) A selective annotated collection of electronic social and medical science resources organized by UDC.

85. SPEC Kit 264 1998 Student Survey on the University of virginia Library (excerpts); 2000 Faculty Survey on the University of The Association of Research libraries http://www.arl.org/spec/264sum.html

SPEC Kit 264 Extended Library Hours September 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS Survey Executive Summary Survey Results Responding Institutions Representative Documents Building Access and Use Policies Boston College Circulation Services and Policies. Access to the Libraries Brown University Circulation Services for Brown University. Library Access and Use Case Western Reserve University Acceptable Use Policy Cornell University Who may use the library? Washington University Olin Library Rules and Regulations University of Wisconsin General Info: Frequently Asked Questions. Use Policies Visitor Policies New York University Visitors' Policies Rice University Library Services for Non-Rice Users Syracuse University Visitors Policy Extended Service Hours North Carolina State University about the libraries: Hours, Phone Numbers Pennsylvania State University University Libraries. Library Hours University of Virginia general information: hours University of Wisconsin Hours for College Library User Surveys University of British Columbia Planning the Future Library. Results of a User Survey (excerpts)

86. T. Jefferson's Plan For The University Of Virginia--Reading 3 This in itself was revolutionary because libraries were not important features of 1818, Special Collections Department, University of virginia Library. http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/twhp/wwwlps/lessons/92uva/92facts3.htm

How to Use the Readings Inquiry Question Historical Context ... Contents Determining the Facts Reading 3: Jefferson's Philosophy of Education Thomas Jefferson was as interested in the curriculum of the university as the architecture. Other existing American universities were closely tied to religious institutions, since the main purpose of higher education was the instruction of church clergymen. Jefferson believed, instead, that the primary focus of the curriculum should be scientific knowledge. Keeping with Jefferson's views that religious instruction be kept separate from university studies, he included neither church nor chapel in his design. Instead, the library stood, physically and symbolically, at the center of the plan, housed in the Rotunda. Jefferson also developed a list of 7,000 books to be acquired to fill the library building he had created. This in itself was revolutionary because libraries were not important features of other institutions where learning was based on students' recitation of facts memorized from professors' lectures. In contrast, Jefferson believed that students should draw their own conclusions from hearing lectures, reading books, observing nature, and conducting scientific experiments. For this reason, he instituted an innovative elective system at the University of Virginia, rather than a fixed curriculum. There were no required courses; the students were free to choose from the available offerings. Jefferson explained, "This institution of my native state, the hobby of my old age, will be based on the illimitable freedom of the human mind to explore and to expose every subject susceptible of its contemplation."

87. UW Libraries - Database Search University of virginia. Library. Geospatial Statistical Data Center virginia (2) virginia Maps. View Browse Results / New Search / New Browse http://www.lib.washington.edu/resource/search/ResFull.asp?Field=subject&ID=50876

88. UW Libraries - Database Search University of virginia. Library. Geospatial Statistical Data Center virginia (2) virginia Maps. Keywords, center (1844), data (1211), gazetteer (18), http://www.lib.washington.edu/resource/search/ResFull.asp?Field=record&ID=67263

89. Titles And Abstracts From Digital Libraries No.9 (9th DL Workshop At ULIS) David Seaman, Kendon Stubbs, University of virginia Library The University of virginia Library has recently received a $400000 grant from The Andrew W. http://www.dl.ulis.ac.jp/DLW_E/Journals/no9.html

Digital Libraries No.9, March 1997 University of Library and Information Science Tsukuba Science City, Ibaraki 305, Japan Japanese Web Information Network: January 1996 Itaru NAKAGAWA, Hidehiro ISHIZUKA, Takeo YAMAMOTO, Univ. of Library and Information Science Internet presentation : how to design Hiroatsu FUKUDA, Library, Tokyo Institute of Technology The Electronic Archive of Early American Fiction at the University of Virginia David Seaman, Kendon Stubbs, University of Virginia Library The Electronic Text Center at the University of Virginia Library David Seaman, Kendon Stubbs, University of Virginia Library University of Virginia / University of Pittsburgh Japanese Text Initiative Sachie Noguchi, East Asian Library, University of Pittsburgh Library Automation in Thailand Vilas Wuwongse, Asian Institute of Technology An Information Retrieval using Conceptual Index Term for Technical Paper on Digital Library Chinatsu HORII, Masakazu IMAI and Kunihiro CHIHARA A New Method of Evaluation for the Effect of the Creativity Support System using Digital Library Konomu Dobashi, Koichi Hori, Shinichi Nakasuka, Hiroyuki Yamauchi, Ryuki Tachibana Demonstrations The demonstration of Z39.50 servers for Japanese bibliographies

90. Libweb - Directory Of USA Public Libraries, Virginia The original directory of library home pages. This page is a directory of Public libraries in virginia. http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Libweb/Public_VA.html

Libraries on the Web USA Public - Virginia Current update: 09/25/05 Keyword search Alexandria Library Alexandria, Virginia VA Arlington Public Library Arlington VA Augusta County Library Fishersville VA Bedford Public Library System Bedford VA Campbell County Public Library Rustburg VA Central Rappahannock Regional Library System Fredericksburg VA Chesapeake Public Library Chesapeake VA Chesterfield County Public Library Chesterfield VA County of Henrico Public Library Richmond VA Eastern Shore Public Library Acomac VA Fairfax County Public Library Fairfax VA Falls Church Public Library Falls Church VA Fauquier County Public Library Warrenton VA Hampton Public Library Hampton VA Handley Regional Library Winchester VA Jefferson-Madison Regional Library Charlottesville VA Loudoun County Public Library Leesburg VA Lynchburg Public Library Lynchburg VA Massanutten Regional Library Harrisonburg VA Mathews Memorial Library Mathews VA Montgomery - Floyd Regional Library Christiansburg VA Norfolk Public Library Norfolk VA Orange County Public Library Orange VA Pamunkey Regional Library Hanover VA Petersburg Public Library System Petersburg VA Pittsylvania County Public Library Chatham VA Portsmouth Public Library Portsmouth VA Prince William Public Library System Woodbridge VA Pulaski County Library System Pulaski VA Purcellville Public Library Purcellville VA Richmond Public Library Richmond VA Roanoke Valley Libraries Roanoke VA Rockbridge Regional Library Lexington VA

91. Library American Library Association virginia Association of Law libraries virginia Library Association. Related Information http://avenue.org/library.htm

Electronic Libraries Associations Related Information Electronic Libraries Jefferson-Madison Regional Library Bookmobile Central Library Crozet Branch ... Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library Library Associations American Library Association Virginia Association of Law Libraries Virginia Educational Media Association Virginia Library Association Related Information Access to Electronic Information...an Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights Institute of Museum and Library Services Librarian's Index to the Internet

92. The Library Of Virginia What We Do Services Programs Projects. Nolan T. Yelich, Librarian of virginia. The Library of virginia is located in downtown Richmond, virginia. http://www.lva.lib.va.us/

News and Events -Calendar -Holiday Schedule -Closings Hurricane Katrina Information Search Catalogs Spotlight -What's New The Virginia Shop -LVA Publications Contact Us -Ask a Librarian Support the Library Site Index -Site Search Directories Nolan T. Yelich, Librarian of Virginia The Library of Virginia is located in downtown Richmond, Virginia. Hours 800 East Broad Street Richmond, Virginia 23219-8000 Research Assistance VA FOIA Webmaster who we are ... what we do

93. What We Have Provides access to multiple databases and millions of digital images of text, photographs and maps pertaining to the history and culture of virginia. http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/

breadCrumbs("www.lva.lib.va.us",">>","index.htm","undefined","undefined","undefined","0"); Order Materials Research Assistance What We Have Who We Are What We Do What We Have Our collections include books, magazines, newspapers, state and Federal publications; county and city government records, state government records, architectural drawings and plans, Bible records, business records, organization records, personal papers, genealogical notes and charts; maps, rare books, broadsides, sheet music, posters, prints and engravings, postcards, paintings, sculpture and photographs. Learn more about research in our collections Not all of our collections are indexed or reproduced online. Please contact us for research assistance if you don't find what you are looking for. LVA Catalogs Search across both the Archives and Manuscript catalog and the Books/Journals catalog of published material, as well as almost all of our online digitized collections. Books, Journals... Catalog

94. Virginia Library Association Provides mission statement, membership, publications, and manual of the virginia Library Association. http://www.vla.org/

The Virginia Library Association web site uses frames. If your browser doesn't support frames you may want to upgrade to a newer browser or use the Site Map/Text Only Menu Webmaster: Steven P. Helm shelm@radford.edu

95. VLA Jobline Certification as a professional librarian by the Library of virginia is required LOCATION virginia Beach Public Library V irginia Beach, virginia http://www.vla.org/jobline.asp

VLA Jobline To submit new job listings, please contact Linda Hahne at the VLA office: (757) 583-0041 or lhahne@coastalnet.com The Virginia Library Association charges $75.00 per job listing. Before submitting a job listing please read the VLA Jobline Policy VLA Jobline was last updated on September 26, 2005 DATE ENTERED: September 23, 2005 POSITION: Librarian I - Youth Services LOCATION: Williamsburg Regional Library Williamsburg, VA REQUIREMENTS: REQUIRED: ALA-accredited MLS degree required. Knowledge of electronic sources and computers essential. Public library experience and working with children a plus. SALARY: Full-time $32,092/year, or higher DOQ TO APPLY: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND AN APPLICATION: www.wrl.org/jobs.html . QUESTIONS: Call Noreen Bernstein, WRL Youth Services Director, 757-259-4054 or email: nbernste@mail.wrl.org . POSITION OPEN UNTIL FILLED BY QUALIFIED CANDIDATE. EOE. DATE ENTERED: September 23, 2005

96. UVa Library: Electronic Centers University of virginia Library Services services of primary and secondary materials from the University of virginia Library s rare and unique holdings. http://www.lib.virginia.edu/ecenters.html

UVa Library Home General Information Services Circulation ... Site Index Electronic Centers "Just as the method of recording human progress shifted from the quill to the printing press 500 years ago, so is it now shifting from print to digital form. The library will continue to provide books and the printed record, but must now also deliver texts, images, and sounds to the personal computers of students, faculty and the public. The vision that prompted Jefferson to place the library in the Rotunda remains central to our focus. The University Library has taken the lead by establishing content-oriented centers to which students and faculty and scholars from around the world can go via their computers. This web site gives a glimpse into the riches found in the electronic centers. " Karin Wittenborg, University Librarian Brown Science and Engineering Library Digital Lab New E-text/GeoStat Lab The combined E-Text/Geostat lab is open for public use whenever Alderman Library is open. The phone number for the combinedEtext/Geostat Lab is 434.982.2630, but email addresses remain the same: geostat@virginia.edu

97. Electronic Text Center At UVa Library The Center combines an online archive of thousands of SGML-encoded electronic texts and images with a library service that offers hardware and software http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/

98. Where Is The Technician For Your Area Visit The West virginia Library Commission. WVLC Cultural Center Personnel Cris Spradling (WVLC Network Team. Leader) 304558-3577 ext. 2004 800-642-9021 http://www.wvlc.lib.wv.us/

Where is the technician for your area Click on the person's name to obtain today's schedule Click on their email address to send email Visit The West Virginia Library Commission WVLC Cultural Center Personnel Cris Spradling (WVLC Network Team. Leader) 304-558-3577 ext. 2004 cris@wvlc.lib.wv.us Dwayne Bartley (WVLC Administration) 304-558-3577 ext. 2001 dwayne@wvlc.lib.wv.us Carl Hackworth (WVLC Network Tech.) 304-558-3577 ext. 2017 carl@wvlc.lib.wv.us Fred Vickers (WVLC Network Tech.) 304-558-3577 ext. 2005 vickersf@wvlc.lib.wv.us Harlan White (WVLC Network Administrator) 304-558-3577 ext. 2002 whiteh@wvlc.lib.wv.us Northern West Virginia WVLC Personnel Tammy Richards (UNIX Admin. and VTLS Support) richards@clark.lib.wv.us Lila Thomas (Field Tech. Martinsburg area) thomasl@martin.lib.wv.us ... janek@weirton.lib.wv.us Southern West Virginia WVLC Personnel Larry Arnold (UNIX Admin. and VTLS Support) 304-438-3750 or 304-438-5694 Cell Phone arnold@raleigh.lib.wv.us Scott Birchfield (WVLC Field Tech. Raleigh area) birchs@mail.mln.lib.wv.us Mike Wilson (WVLC Field Tech. Parkersburg area) 304-420-4587 ext. wilsonm@park.lib.wv.us

99. VIVA, The Virtual Library Of Virginia Information on this library consortium of shared digital collections. http://www.vivalib.org/

VIVA is a consortium of academic libraries offering: Electronic Collections Access to Libraries Internet Search Tools VIVA is sponsored by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) Home Collections Libraries ... About VIVA For suggestions and information about the VIVA page, please contact the VIVA Webmaster Updated August 15, 2005

100. Geospatial And Statistical Data Center virginia map indexes and links to related resources. http://fisher.lib.virginia.edu/

dqmcodebase = "/scripts/" This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards Geostat (the Geospatial and Statistical Data Center) houses UVa's maps, geospatial data, and social science datasets. We offer specialized software to analyze digital geographic and statistical data, and trained staff to help you find and access the data you need. Search Geostat Resources: Browse Geospatial Resources Browse Statistical Resources Spotlight The David Rumsey Map Collection contains over 8,000 rare historic maps primarily from the 18th and 19th century, mainly from North and South America. Maps are digitized and can be downloaded. Quick Links American Factfinder County and City Data Book Election Data and Maps Historical Census Browser ... Give to the UVa Library E-Text and Geostat Labs Combine This summer, the E-text and Geostat Labs joined forces to offer scanning, OCR, statistical and geospatial support in one location (Alderman 313 - the Geostat Center). Geospatial and Statistical Data Center Charlottesville VA 22904-4129 UVa Library Home Search the Library Web UVa Home Maintained by: Last Modified: Monday, August 15, 2005

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