Cataloging Resources

• Cataloging Calculator
• CyberDewey
• Library of Congress (LC) Classification Outline
• Library of Congress Subject Headings Database (LCSHDB) - Developed by the Mississippi State University (MSU)
• MARC Standards - From the Library Of Congress
• National Library of Medicine Classification System - From the National Library of Medicine
  
• Understanding MARC - From the Library of Congress
  

Style Manuals

• APA Format (Crib Sheet) - From the University of Minnesota at Crookston
• APA Style Manual Information - From the APA Website - includes Corrections Information & Edition Difference Information (4th to 5th edition)
• Chicago Style Manual (15th Edition) - From the Writers and the University of Chicago Press
  
• Citing References in Your Paper - From the University of Wisconsin-Madison
• MLA Style Page - From the Modern Language Association
  
• NoodleTools - MLA & APA tools - free and subscription
• Using the American Psychological Association Format - From the Online Writing Lab at Purdue University

Sorry about the Link Problems

Hi

Lately, my website has been the victim of a changeover in the servers it resides on. Right now, the only access (at least for the second) is through the blogs. (May 22, 2005 Update - The website has been completely put on the block for updating.)

You might want to look over the new blog called: Briarwood Library Diaries: A Virtual Library of Internet Resources.

Chilandra

Found Two Interesting Links to Share

Stumpers from the Graduate School of Library & Information Science at Domincan University.
This is an email lists website called Stumpers-L. The list discusses hard to answer reference questions including the internet.

The other is a sister website - The Wonderful World of Wombats: The Unofficial Stumpers-L Page

Both of links to the lists archives and the official website even has a Frequently Asked Questions From Stumpers.

Welcome!

Welcome to the first message of the Library Technology Resources Blog.

This was created to share information about things in the Library Information Technology field.

For this first post - let me just mention that Blogger is a free service with a paid mode as well. They are a great way to learn about the blogging systems out in the world.

Colleen Method