| FEATURES
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Promoting the Library's
CD Collection via iTunes File Sharing
One of the hippest things you
can do with technology is to use it to meet students on their own turf.
As part of an outreach effort, one group of librarians started sharing
its vast CD collection via iTunes. They were trying to show college
students that there was a lot to discover at the library. And the
students have started tuning in.
by Bruce Connolly
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Hip High-Tech Purchases
Don't Always Work Out as Planned
Since technology is so
expensive, making the wrong purchasing decisions can have severe
financial consequences. These authors tell about high-tech
purchases they made that didn't work out, what they could have done
differently, and how the equipment is being used today.
by Dennis P. Prisk and Monica G.
Brooks
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| COLUMNS |
Computers
in Small Libraries
Instructional Technology That's
Hip High-Tech
by Gary Roberts |
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Online
Treasures
Blogging Is So
Last Year—Now Podcasting Is Hot
by Janet L. Balas |
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Building
Digital Libraries
The
New Visual Displays That Are 'Floating' Your Way 
by Terence K. Huwe |
Page 33 |
The
Systems Librarian
Unconventional and Innovative:
The Open Croquet Project
by Marshall Breeding |
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| DEPARTMENTS
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Editor's Notes
Hip High-Tech Versus
Our Reality
By Kathy Dempsey
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| The
In Box |
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|
Newsline
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ask techman
By D. Scott Brandt |
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| Books
to Check Out |
Page 48 |
| Noted
& Quoted |
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| SPECIAL
SECTIONS |
Helping
You Buy
Electronic Resource Management
Systems
By Stephen Meyer |
Page 19 |
| How to
Write for CIL |
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| ADVERTISING
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| Library
Tech Connection |
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