Sentences with phrase «like library catalogs»

They do if you want to get into things like library catalogs.

Not exact matches

Keep in mind that if you find a book that you like online but are hesitant to spend the money to buy it, search for the title in your library's catalog, as it may already be there.

Here are the T - shirts in my regular rotation: John Lennon portrait Hellfire and Dalmations T - shirt (i like puns and jokes) I Heart NY Lucky Duck (duck reclining swimming in pool) Never Forget (with a picture of a card catalog box from the library)

With a growing library of flicks like Bright and Mudbound (and First They Came for My Father and The Meyerowitz Stories and Okja and 1922 and a whole range of other movies) combined with the standup specials pouring forth from the streaming service and a hot new show once every couple months — to say nothing of the increasingly unimportant back catalog of Hollywood titles — it's hard to think of a better value for your dollar than the eleven bucks Netflix's streaming service runs you each month.

Companies like OverDrive and 3M Library System work to offer the largest catalogs of content, the most seamless patron experiences, and the most support in terms of technology and taking some of the circulation tasks off the backs of the already stretched - thin library staff.

Much like the headache of licensing ebooks to libraries stateside, Japanese patrons and librarians have been frustrated by the lack of bestselling and new release content available for digital lending, for many of the same reasons that publishers in the US have balked at making their entire catalogs available to libraries, namely fears that print sales will decline.

Now, we need to somehow explain that while most of our reference collection lives on the first floor of the library, some of it is online and accessible through the catalog if you know the specific title of the work (since it's not like you could do a search for Roald Dahl in the catalog and have the Children's Literature Review pop up).

Even with advancements like inclusion in the Ingram catalog or CreateSpace's expanded distribution option, libraries have had the ability to stock these titles, but really had no incentive to notice or find them them.

OverDrive currently hosts «virtual libraries» in Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan, and partnerships with publishers like Cloudary in China and Kodansha in Japan enrich OverDrive's catalog with popular content for readers in Asia and beyond.

New opportunities through periodical platforms like Next Issue, PressReader, and Zinio, as well as ebook catalogs through Freading, Boopsie, and Smashwords» unprecedented distribution agreement with OverDrive have meant that not only do libraries have options for providing relevant formats to their patrons, but they also have competitive choices that can lead to better budget options.

It's not the first vendor to sell a shit product to libraries, of course — ask anyone about their experience with digital catalog vendors like SirsiDynix.

Just keep in mind that the Android system is like a powerful but complicated library catalog or reference service.

CIP data, if you've been wondering, looks like a mini library catalog card.

I like to solve puzzles, so most of my working life has been spent in the back of the library house, in technical services; in cataloging, acquisitions, or collection development, or some combination, usually as a manager.

You can search our full catalog and sort by audiobooks to find books you'd like that your library doesn't currently offer.

But to do that, we need to have libraries trust our curated catalog, and show them that their patrons like our titles.

The catalog of marketing possibilities include a web page on our site; news releases, video trailers, display at library conferences, book fairs, and mostly social media marketing efforts like virtual book tours.

While a lot of attention has been focused on the capabilities of these user - friendly in - store machines to print books from a virtual catalog, one key function of the machines that has been largely overlooked is the enhancements to library catalogs that are possible thanks to devices like the Espresso Book Machine.

The hospitality industry, the higher education sector, libraries, and even hospitals have taken to using digital magazines to reach the client base they're most interested in, and companies like PressReader and OverDrive «s digital periodicals catalog have helped make this possible.

Close in nature to concepts like Amazon Prime, in which members have a pre-determined number of ebook checkouts for one annual membership price, Freading allows libraries to allot patrons virtual tokens that are exchanged for borrowable titles, tokens that are bought with actual money by the library, as opposed to a flat subscription price for using the catalog.

For me personally, with the variety of stuff available it'll be a while before I take out anything from Marvel, especially since I think almost everything is available in print from my local library (although obviously many smaller libraries won't have the catalog depth of a place like Toronto).

Union, collective, or mega-catalogs like AMICUS, SUDOC, COPAC, RERO, REBIUN, Trove, WorldCat, and the Karlsruhe Virtual Catalog are very helpful for identifying foreign civil codes and which libraries have print holdings or what e-versions are available.

Some useful tools are the Cardiff Index to Legal Abbreviations, library catalogs including Open WorldCat and the Karlsruhe Virtual Catalog, full - text law and non-law journal databases / scholarship repositories, and digital libraries like Google Books, HathiTrust, Gallica, etc..

Like its bigger sibling, the 2DS can't do glasses - free 3D, but it can play the majority of the 1,200 games in the 3DS library, everything in the DS catalog of games, and most of the classic Virtual Console titles from Nintendo's eShop.

Longtime users know that iTunes Match never worked perfectly, and the ghosts of those problems continue to haunt Apple Music users who want to bring several - thousand - strong music libraries into the cloud so they can fill in the gaps missing from Apple Music's streaming catalog, which still has notable holdouts like The Beatles and Prince.