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A Review and Analysis of CALA Membership
"A review and analysis of CALA membership" prepared for the Chinese American Librarians Association 2013-2015 Directory.
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Simple Instruction on How to Access the CALA Social Media Channels (2017)
CALA currently has its own listserv, public Facebook page, "CALA Members and Friends" Facebook Private Group, WeChat, LinkedIn and YouTube Channel. The purpose of maintaining various channels is to meet our diverse members' needs and offer up-to-date…
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A history and analysis of CALA's social media
Under the rapid development of social media and social networking sites, a number of social media channels have been deeply integrated into people's professional and private lives. The Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA), started its…
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Optimizing Metadata Workflows with AI: Insights from UCF Libraries
The University of Central Florida Libraries are leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI), specifically the OpenAI API, to transform their metadata workflows. By automating the assignment of Faceted Application of Subject Terminology (FAST) headings…
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Faceted Evolution: Practical Strategies for Modernizing Library Metadata
As libraries transition toward linked data, the transformation of traditional Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) into granular, interoperable facets is essential for modern discovery. The ALA Core Subject Analysis Committee (SAC)…
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Library Record Export and Citation Data
Information prepared for the UCF Center for Humanities and Digital Research (CHDR) project team, led by Dr. Brook Miller, in support of their literacy prize project. The content addresses library records export using MARCEdit, bibliographic data…
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Animated GIFs as an Instruction Tool
Animated GIFs have become a common fixture of social media. However, their potential usage for library guides and instruction is rarely considered.…