Category: Linking
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OpenURL-enabling Google Scholar
I too have been following the discussion on the SFX support list Peter mentions, and have been hoping he or someone of his calibre would blog about it, making it easier to summarize and include here. I didn’t do a count on the opinions, but I sense that many on the aforementioned list are leaning…
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Google Scholar continues to expand (and listen to librarians, it seems)
Gary Price has a great writup called Direct Links to Articles: Be It Resolved that Google Scholar is Now Open to More Libraries on Resource Shelf today. Really exciting stuff. In a nutshell, now any library with link resolver software can now ensure that links to their content will appear along with Google Scholar results. …
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Deeplinking cheat sheet
Rebecca has put together a really comprehensive guide for her faculty and students on how to create persistent URLs to full text articles. I draw your attention to the warning that, Most "problem" links come from time- or session-dependent URL’s created by the database company on the fly to track usage. – that’s been my…
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WAG the Dog Web Localizer, by Ross Singer
Back last November when Google Scholar appeared, I wrote up a little piece about how it needed to work for the distance student, and others agreed. Fast forward a few months, and holy cow, take a look at what Ross Singer at the Georgia Institute of Techology has built: WAG the Dog Web Localizer. Wow! …
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Schoogle and understanding link resolvers
I’ve been doing some thinking about Google Scholar since the U of C became a participant in the beta institutional access preferences option. My institution uses SFX as its link resolver, and one of the biggest problems has always been getting students to understand that just because there’s an SFX button after a citation in…
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Google gets it… academic affiliation option
Hey, Google implemented my idea to allow students to indicate an affiliation with an academic institution! No, there’s been no acknowledgment from them, and yeah, I suppose it’s possible they thought of this all by themselves, but I’d like to think otherwise 🙂 I just emailed them to see if they’d put the U of…
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Call for contributors – Journal of Library & Information Services in Distance Learning
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Hello reader! (I’m kidding, I know there are at least three of you out there!) I’m looking for your help. I recently agreed to assume the editorship of the eServices in Libraries column for the Journal of Library & Information Services in Distance Learning, and I’m looking for contributors for the column. I have several…
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New York Times Link Generator
I’m cleaning out some older posts today… This certainly fits in the category of linking… This utility (and accompanying bookmarklet) will allow you to create a link to a page on the NY Times website that they promise will never break.Link: New York Times Link Generator.
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Tagging LIS Course Resources
Hmm, this would seem a natural fit with the recent discussion of Embedded Librarians…——————— Tagging LIS Course Resources Subject Guides, the Folksonomic Way “Del.icio.us, the bookmarking website with tags that I discussed on January 6, seems like the perfect tool for creating course-specific subject guides. Just agree on a tag, like the course number, and the…
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How to create persistent links Guides
More from our friends at U of Windsor (who continue to do my work for me 🙂 Link: How to create persistent links Guides.
