Howdy,
I realized I haven't shared that I'm doing a little workshop at the ALA
Zine Pavilion:
12:00-1:00 pm: ZineCat: The Zine Union Catalog
Join Jenna Freedman, Associate Director of Communications and Zine
Librarian at Barnard College Library, for this session about ZineCat
(work-in-progress), a union catalog dedicated to zines! It brings together
holdings from disparate libraries with divergent metadata schema. The zine
union catalog attempts to harmonize, rather than normalize and find
mutuality, rather than control of creators and descriptors. The catalog is
built on the open access platform Collective Access and is made with zine
creators in mind, as much as catalogers and researchers. We’re still just
at the prototype stage and embrace new contributors and contributions!
Eric and his business partner Lottie are doing discovery work on our
Collective Access prototype and will get back to us with recommendations
for what to focus on at our grant-funded hack/doc in the fall.
Lauren is working on a chapter about the Zine Union Catalog for a book to
be published by ALA in 2020.
I look forward to talking Zine Union Catalog with folks at the zine
librarians unconference in SLC next month.
We are joined on this email list by a new person, who I will not pressure
to self-introduce, but who is welcome and encouraged to do so. 😊
Jenna
--
http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info
http://zines.barnard.edu
http://leslzine.storenvy.com
http://zinecat.org
she, her
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Howdy,
I realized I haven't shared that I'm doing a little workshop at the ALA
Zine Pavilion:
12:00-1:00 pm: ZineCat: The Zine Union Catalog
Join Jenna Freedman, Associate Director of Communications and Zine
Librarian at Barnard College Library, for this session about ZineCat
(work-in-progress), a union catalog dedicated to zines! It brings together
holdings from disparate libraries with divergent metadata schema. The zine
union catalog attempts to harmonize, rather than normalize and find
mutuality, rather than control of creators and descriptors. The catalog is
built on the open access platform Collective Access and is made with zine
creators in mind, as much as catalogers and researchers. We’re still just
at the prototype stage and embrace new contributors and contributions!
Eric and his business partner Lottie are doing discovery work on our
Collective Access prototype and will get back to us with recommendations
for what to focus on at our grant-funded hack/doc in the fall.
Lauren is working on a chapter about the Zine Union Catalog for a book to
be published by ALA in 2020.
I look forward to talking Zine Union Catalog with folks at the zine
librarians unconference in SLC next month.
We are joined on this email list by a new person, who I will not pressure
to self-introduce, but who is welcome and encouraged to do so. 😊
Jenna
--
http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info
http://zines.barnard.edu
http://leslzine.storenvy.com
http://zinecat.org
she, her
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