Library Hi Tech: Volume 23 Issue 3

The Lied Library Automated Storage and Retrieval (LASR) Unit

Michaelyn Haslam

The purpose of the paper is to determine whether an automated storage facility met the need to manage space, given a growing collection and the study area needs of users.

UNLV Libraries and the digital identification frontier

Jennifer L. Fabbi, Sidney D. Watson, Kenneth E. Marks, Zep Sylvis

To reflect on activities and developments related to the 3M™ Digital Materials Flow Management since its implementation at the UNLV Libraries, including system hardware and…

Government information at Lied Library

Susie Skarl, Michael Yunkin, Timothy Skeers

To provide a case study focusing on efforts Lied Library has undertaken in collection development and management, space utilization, electronic access, web site revisions, and…

The UNLV Libraries Collaborative Learning Center: They came to look and stayed to learn

Jennifer Cox, Diane VanderPol

To provide an update on the impact of new instructional spaces and technologies on the class offerings and professional development efforts of the Lied Libraries' Instruction…

Reorganization of the Knowledge Access Management (KAM) Division

Ken Bierman, Brad Eden

Aims to provide a summary and analysis of the organizational changes of the UNLV Libraries Knowledge Access Management Division since it was previously described in Library Hi Tech…

New program growth and its impact on collection assessment at the UNLV Libraries

Reeta Sinha, Cory Tucker

Seeks to describe how Lied Library has responded to a rapid increase in the number of new academic programs and degrees at UNLV resulting from new strategic initiatives and…

Creating a virtual branch library to serve a remote campus

Eva Stowers, Gillian Galbraith, Susan L. Kendall

Aims to present an overview of the implementation of library services to a distinct user population.

Digitizing special collections: to boldly go where we've been before

Peter Michel

Aims to present issues related to digitization in the context of the historical role and purpose of academic special collections.

Ramping up assessment at the UNLV Libraries

Jeanne Brown

Sets out to describe the development of an assessment program at UNLV Libraries and current assessment activities.

The challenges of utilizing information communication technologies (ICTs) for the small‐scale farmers in Zambia

Trywell Kalusopa

This paper attempts to discuss some of the key challenges that Zambia faces in the application of information communication technologies (ICTs) for the small‐scale farmers.

Integrating thesaurus relationships into search and browse in an online photograph collection

Michelle Dalmau, Randall Floyd, Dazhi Jiao, Jenn Riley

Seeks to share with digital library practitioners the development process of an online image collection that integrates the syndetic structure of a controlled vocabulary to…

Copyright in the networked world: orphaned copyrights

Michael Seadle

This column aims to look at the results of the US Copyright Office's request for comments about orphan copyrights.