Category Archives: javascript

Just one more thing…

by Valerie Forrestal Posted on February 5, 2013

One thing I forgot to mention in yesterday’s post on Harvard’s library site… They have a really sleek user feedback system. When you click on the “Tell Us” button at the top of the page, you get the following javascript … Continue reading →

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oneSearch bookmarklet @ LibTech 2011

by Valerie Forrestal Posted on March 14, 2011

On March 17th (this Thursday,) I’ll be presenting at the Library Technology Conference on the oneSearch bookmarklet tool created by Barbara Arnett and I. Barbara won’t be able to make it out to Minnesota (she’ll be presenting the bookmarklet to … Continue reading →

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Bridging the gap from Wikipedia to scholarly sources: a simple library bookmarklet

by Valerie Forrestal Posted on October 5, 2010

So I know I have been alluding to a fancy-shmancy “project” for awhile now, and it’s finally at a point that I can show it off! Barbara Arnett and I (mostly Barbara, but I set the project in motion, so … Continue reading →

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