Basic Information Tools & Tips: Let's Get Organized!
Core Session
Council on Foundations Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois
April 29, 2002
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Archives Management
Brenda Burk
Philanthropic Collections
Indiana University/Purdue University @ Indianapolis
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About the Panel
Christopher Bailey, M.L.S.
Elisabeth Green, M.L.I.S.
Gail Powers-Schaub, M.S.L.
Brenda Burk, M.L.S.
Jamie W. Coniglio. M.L.S.
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Additional Resources
Consortium of Foundation Libraries
Small Libraries Publications (ALA)
Internet Library for Librarians: Cataloging
LibWeb: Library Servers on the WWW
Internet Library for Librarians: Library Software
Internet Library for Librarians: Collection Development
Keep, File or Toss?
Taming the Beast of Information Overload
Managing Small Libraries with a Standard Operating Procedure
Managing Small Libraries: An Information Kit (SLA)
Libraries for All: How to Start and Run a Basic Library
One Person Librarianship
Collection Development
BIBL for Windows
A database solution for managing a book collection; can be adapted to use with articles, files, audio-visual materials. Full search by specific field or any field makes finding an item easy. Reports can be created and sent to file in formats including ASCII delimited and HTML. Basic version is available for free; upgraded version can be purchased from software developer.
Freeware/Shareware Bibliographic Databases
ZDNet software listing. Many choices; browse and see what fits your needs.
Time Management Software
A collection of Windows 95 shareware programs for managing time, appointments, and contacts, etc.
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