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VOLUME 32, NUMBER 2 — March 2012
Computers in Libraries
Complete Coverage of Library Information Technology

This Month: Discovery—Next Gen and Beyond

 
FEATURES
Help Central: Creating a Help Desk & Knowledge Portal in SharePointClick here for FREE full-text version.
By Lisa A. Ennis and Randy S. Tims
Page 5
Shaking Up Expectations: The OCLS Shake It! App
By Cassandra Shivers
Page 14
Content Integration: Creating a Scalable Common Platform for Information Resources
By Max Berenstein and Demian Katz
Page 18
DEPARTMENTS
Editor’s Notes
Smartphones, Tablets, and Who Knows?Click here for FREE full-text version.
By Dick Kaser
Page 4
Online Treasures
Discovering Discovery Tools
By Janet L. Balas
Page 32
News Desk
By Barbara Brynko
Page 34
Noted & Quoted
By Celeste Peterson-Sloss
Page 36
Tech Tips for Every Librarian
Extensibility
By Donna F. Ekart
Page 38
Books to Check Out
By Celeste Peterson-Sloss
Page 40
COLUMNS

The Digital Strategist
Lessons From Steve Jobs: A Digital Framework for Tapping Into Patrons’ Emotions

By Helene Blowers

Page 22

Building Digital Libraries
Add Rich Media to Mobile Resources, but Monitor Workflow Patterns
By Terence K. Huwe

Page 25

The Systems Librarian
Looking Forward to the Next Generation of Discovery Services
By Marshall Breeding

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SPECIAL SECTION

Computers in Libraries 2012 Conference Overview

Page 12

How to Write for CIL

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