NEMLA Presentations
NEMLA (October 16, 2009, Harvard University)
- Jennifer Olson and Sam Cook,
Allen Memorial Library, The Hartt School, University of Hartford. Hartt Composers Database
NEMLA (March 27, 2009, Phillips Exeter Academy)
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Margaret D. Ericson and Janette Blackburn. "In Search of the Information Commons Model in Arts Libraries: A Library Travelogue and Discussion"
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/margaret_ericson/1
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Margaret D. Ericson. "In Search of the Information Commons Model in Arts Libraries: Bibliography"
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/margaret_ericson/2
MLA (February 20, 2009, Chicago)
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Pamela Bristah and Darwin Scott - The Boston Library Consortium’s Music Digitization Project for the Open Content Alliance
NEMLA (March 17, 2008, Tufts University)
- Joy Pile and Alec McLane - Wikipedia Redux -
Comparison of Wikipedia to Subscription Resources, or where should you tell students to look
MLA/SAM (March, 2007, Pittsburgh)
- March 1: Darwin Scott - Music in General Databases--Overview and Searching Tips for Finding Important Musical Content in Non-Music Electronic Resources
- March 3: Erin Mayhood and Darwin Scott - Music Librarians on the Road: Demonstrating Basic Music Skills to Public
Librarians
NELA (October 17, 2005) and Rhode Island Library Association (June 1, 2006)
- Erin Mayhood - Get Your Library Movin' to the World Music Beat!
- Darwin Scott - What World Music Is—and How to Locate It in Library Catalogs and Other Electronic Resources
NEMLA Spring Meeting (April 29, 2005, NELINET )
- Darwin Scott - Widely Accessed Non-Music Databases with Important Music Content—Overview and Searching Tips
MLA (February 17, 2005, Vancouver)
- Darwin Scott - A Review of the Naxos Music Library—How Library Friendly Is It? Content, Presentation, Searching—and Various Odds and Ends
- Alec Mclane - Naxos Music Library: Access and streaming issues
NELA (September 24, 2004) and Connecticut Library Association (April 20, 2005)
- Erin Mayhood
- Name That Tune: Music Services and the Public Library
- Darwin Scott
- A Few Basic Survival Skills for Finding Music Web Sites, Acquiring CDs and Scores, and Coping with the Complexities of Music Materials
