Library science, or library information science might conjure up hermits in musty, dark rooms,catalogingindex cards into towering file cabinets. But, that image is incorrect today, as library science now pertains to digitalcataloging, social networking and a changing history in archival science. This list of excellent libraryscience blogs are worth reading for any contemporary library science professional.Information Science and Systems Bibliographic Wilderness: Jonathan Rochkind writes about library digital systems and services, metadata, cataloging, and the collective effort to help people navigate the ‘information wilderness.’ Catalogablog: This blog focuses on library cataloging, classification, metadata, subject access and related topics. Cataloguing Aids: The author hopes that this blog can serve as an index for the Cataloguing Aids Web site. Cataloging Futures: The metadata librarian at Princeton Theological Seminary writes this blog about cataloging. Hey Jude: tarted this blog in to help her engage in social networking and to inform her work as a librarian with skills in information services. Infomusings: A doctoral student at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill writes about her studies in Personal Information Managementand teaches the intro to library cataloging course. Information Research – ideas and debate: A spin-off from the e-journal dedicated to informal publication of ideas and comment on current affairs in the information world. The Cataloguing Librarian: The collections access librarian at Halifax Public Libraries writes this blog as a resource for herself and other catalogers. The Blog: A blog following developments around or Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records. The Serials Cataloger: News, research, and other information of interest to serials catalogers. Musings related to metadata, cataloging, and the world of librarianship from the electronic resources cataloging coordinator at Princeton University Library. HangingTogether: This blog is a place where some of theResearch staff, particularly those individuals who support the Partnership of libraries, archives, and museums, can talk about the intersections they see happening between these different types of institutions. Hectic Pace: Andrew Pace, the executive director for Networked Library Services a is the author of this blog. Lorcan Dempsey’s Weblog: Lorcan currently works fo as vice president, research and chief strategis Developer Network:
Outgoing: Library metadata techniques and trends by Thom Hickeychief scientist. This blog is maintained by Jeff Young, software architect at WebJunction: WebJunction is an online community where library staff meet to share ideas, solve problems, take online courses and have fun. Ruminations on libraries, Internet standards, and “stuff that comes to mind” from a senior research scientist at.WorldCat Blog: WorldCat.org lets you search the collections of libraries in your community and thousands more around the world. This is their official bloger.Library NewsInformation Literacy Weblog: News and reports about information literacy around the world.Library Bytes: “Byte-size” chunks of news about libraries and new technologies.Library Link of the Day: Every day a link is added for library news and its profession.Library Stuff: The library blog dedicated to resources for and professional development.LIScareer News: Alerts about new LIScareer articles and site updates. Occasional news about information relating to library and information science career management is a collaborative blog devoted to current events and news in the world of library andinformation science.Planet Cataloguing: Stay on top of the library world by reading updates from several library blogs at this News about search engines, digital archives, online museums, databases and other Internet information collections since speed.Union Librarian: News about librarian union activity, Unions for a project of the Progressive Librarians .Unshelved: This bloger news and for and about libraries and librarians.
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