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Annie Wu
Researcher at University of Houston
Publications - 16
Citations - 104
Annie Wu is an academic researcher from University of Houston. The author has contributed to research in topics: Metadata & Digital library. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 14 publications receiving 95 citations.
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Mass management of e-book catalog records: Approaches, challenges, and solutions
Annie Wu,Anne M. Mitchell +1 more
TL;DR: The authors illustrate the various issues raised by vendor-supplied records and the impact of new guidelines for provider-neutral records for electronic monographs as well as describing workflow for batch cataloging using the MarcEdit utility.
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Hitting the Road towards a Greater Digital Destination: Evaluating and Testing DAMS at the University of Houston Libraries
TL;DR: The authors outline the task force’s DAMS implementation strategy comprised of a phased rollout with the following stages: system installation, data migration, and interface development.
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Agile Cataloging: Staffing and Skills for a Bibliographic Future
TL;DR: Attempts at the University of Houston Libraries, a mid-size research library, to enhance organizational capacity for evolving cataloging roles and to foster organizational relationships that support progress in technical services functions are discussed.
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Large-Scale RDA Enrichment of Legacy Data at the University of Houston System Libraries
TL;DR: The RDA Implementation Task Force targeted a major goal of retrospective enrichment of all existing bibliographic records with RDA elements, and discussed the RDA implementation planning, systems configuration, vendor collaboration, local RDA guidelines, training and communication.
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Art in a medium-sized University Library. Acquisition, cataloging, and access issues: Challenges and opportunities
TL;DR: Randall Library’s experience illustrates how a decision to invest in cataloging an unusual medium can go beyond the basics of author and subject access to create an unusually valuable foundation for promotional, curricular, and Web-based ventures.