https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search?q=zotero&status=4 -- Meghan told me about zotero, a Firefox add on. I started to use it for a possible review in PSQ. It allows you to take a picture of a website, take notes, or cut and paste information from the site as well as save citation information. This makes researching and saving relevant citations easy. Check it out and recommend it to students. It is an easy way to prevent plagiarism.

http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/pr/cartalog/home.htm This is a site I learned about from Marylaine Block's weekly list of "Neat New Stuff". See what artists have created from discarded cards from old card catalogs.

http://www.jenw.org/loveliest.htm This is really fun. The sampling of old pulp and romance books has been assembled by Jen Wolfe. I heard about it from the sla-cnj listserv's Kristen Fitzpatrick.

Miscellaneous papers and reviews

Toodledo_review_PSQ.rtf This was a review I wrote for Public Services Quarterly.

Examination of LCSH for womens studies titles.rtf This is my final paper for the Advanced Topics in Library and Information Science course that I took with Hope Olson at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. The course was entitled "Feminism, Librarianship and Information."

reflective paper.rtf This explored a topic that has concerned me for some time. I tend to take issue with strict hierachical structures within any profession. Again, it was for the "Feminism, Librarianship and Information" course taken in the summer of 2006 at UWM.

Critical review of article on use of Digital Libraries.rtf  Critical review of Jeong and Gluck article.rtf These are two reviews of articles written for my "Introduction to Information Science" course taken in the spring of 2006.

Website evaluation moma.rtf This is an evaluation written for a course entitled "Introduction to Reference Services and Resources" taken at UWM in the spring of 2005.

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