| All the books for my workshops are on reserve at KSU's Main Library or
in the SLIS office in the State Library of Ohio (N Fourth Street at 1st
Avenue) in Columbus.
You may be able to find the titles in your library's collection. If
not, you may read the
optional reading assignment. You do not have to read both.
None of the books for my workshops are ordered by the University's
bookstore. I do not require that you purchase the books, just review
the assigned chapters. If you have questions or problems finding the books, contact
me at
info@mbkcons.com |
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WORKSHOPS |
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Greenwood,
Val. The Researcher’s Guide to American Genealogy 3rd ed.
Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co
©2000.
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Review chapters 1-6, 10-12, 16, 23-24, 27. (Contact instructor for reading
requirements if using 1st or 2nd edition) |
| Optional Reading:
Croom, Emily Anne.
Unpuzzling your past : the best-selling basic guide to genealogy.
4th edition Cincinnati, OH: Betterway Publishers
©2003 |
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Read chapters focusing on vital records and census records |
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Link to Course
Syllabus |
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Required Reading:
 | Notess, Greg R,
“Government Information on the Internet” Library Trends v52 no.2
(Fall 2003) p256-267. (available through KentLink |
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Shuler, John. “The Political and Economic Future of Federal Depository
Libraries.” The Journal of Academic Librarianship” 31:4 (July
2005): 377-382 (available through KentLink) |
| Jacobs, James
A., James R Jacobs, and Shinjoung Yeo. “Government Information in the
Digital Age: The Once and Future Federal Depository Library Program.”
The Journal of Academic Librarianship 31:3 (May 2005) 198-208.
(available through KentLink) |
Review
Joe Morehead “Introduction to United States Government Information
Sources” 6th Edition (Library and Information Science Text
Series) Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited, Inc ©1999. (available as
electronic book and on reserve) – newest edition
Look at:
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Chapter 2 (Government Printing Office Programs and Services),
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Chapter 4 (sections
on Catalogs, Indexes and checklists),
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Chapter 9 (section on Major Indexes and
Guides only)
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Fortson, Judith. Disaster Planning
& Recovery. NY: Neal Schuman, ©1992. |
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Kahn, Miriam B Disaster Response and Planning for
Libraries Chicago, IL: ALA 2002 |
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Read Introduction, Sections 1 & 4 |
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AND Read
Advances in Preservation & Access
v1&2 edited by Barbra
Buckner Higginbotham Westport, CT: Meckler |
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Read: vol. 1: p1-17;
vol. 2: 77-100, 280-292. |
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Higginbotham,
Barbra Buckner and Judith W. Wild. The Preservation Program
Blueprint. Chicago, IL: ALA © 2001.
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Read chapters 3-5, 10-11 |
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Optional Reading: Managing Preservation: A Guidebook
State Library of Ohio and Ohio Preservation Council
©1995 |
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Read chapters 1, 8-9 |
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Swartzburg, Susan. Preserving
Library Materials: A Manual. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press © 1994. |
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Read chapters 1-3 |
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Link to course syllabus |
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Kenneth Lavender Book Repair: a
How-To-Do-It manual for Librarians. 2nd edition NY: Neal Schuman
©2001 |
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review techniques throughout entire
book |
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Higginbotham, Barbra Buckner and Judith W. Wild. The Preservation Program
Blueprint. Chicago, IL: ALA © 2001. |
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Read: chapters 4-5, 11 |
| Managing Preservation: A Guidebook
State Library of Ohio & Ohio Preservation Council ©1995. |
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Read Chapters 1, 6-10 |
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Optional Reading: Susan Swartzburg Preserving Library
Materials: A Manual 2nd Ed. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, Inc.
©1995. |
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Read
Chapters 1,3-5,7 |
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Link to course syllabus |
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Semester Long Courses
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Preservation of Library Materials |
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Readings and texts:
The book is on reserve at KSU Libraries and will also be available for
purchase at the KSU Bookstore
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Preservation of
Library & Archival Materials: A Manual
(NEDCC, 1999) is a supplemental text; it is
available without charge on the World-Wide Web at
http://www.nedcc.org (Students are not expected to
purchase this NEDCC work.) |
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Additional required readings will be assigned through electronic mail
and handouts. |
Links to the
course
description and
syllabus |
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| Rare Books
Course |
| Required Reading - all articles
and book chapters are available through
KSU
E-Reserves (login and password
to be distributed to students prior to class) and /or on reserve at the
KSU Libraries.
REQUIRED TEXTBOOK: Chappell, Warren and Robert Bringhurst.
A Short History of the Printed Word.
Revised and updated ed. Vancouver: Hartley & Marks, 2000.
The book is on reserve at KSU Libraries and will also be available for
purchase at the KSU Bookstore
Links to the
course
description and syllabus |
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Reference & Research Methods for Genealogy and Local History |
| Required Reading -
Greenwood,
Val. The Researcher’s Guide to American Genealogy 3rd ed.
Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co
©2000.
The book is on reserve at KSU Libraries and will also be available for
purchase at the KSU Bookstore. The book is also on reserve in Columbus in
the SLIS office in the State Library.
Various reading as assigned – on e-reserve
Links to Course
description and syllabus |
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History of Libraries
in the Western World |
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Reading:
The book is on reserve at KSU Libraries and will also be available for
purchase at the KSU Bookstore. The book is also on reserve in Columbus in
the SLIS office in the State Library.
Various
readings as assigned - on e-reserve
Links to
Course
description and
syllabus |
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