Blogroll
- 025.431: The Dewey blog
- Allan's Library
- Bibliographic Wilderness
- carlos' adventures in the blogosphere
- Catalogablog
- Catalogue & Index Blog
- Cataloguing Aids
- Celeripedean
- Collocate and Disambiguate
- CommonPlace.Net
- Cooperative Cataloging Rules Blog
- Coyle's InFormation
- DigitalKoans
- eFoundations
- Everybody's Libraries
- First Person Narrative
- First thus
- Free Range Librarian
- From the catalogs of babes
- Future4catalogers' Blog
- go to hellman
- hangingtogether.org
- Hectic Pace
- Inquiring Librarian
- Kate drones on about cataloging
- Kevin’s Worklog
- Learning About RDA
- Library Juice
- LISNews.org: Librarian and Information Science News
- LITA Blog
- Local Weather
- Lorcan Dempsey's weblog
- Metadata Blog
- Metadata Librarian Experience
- Metadata Matters
- Metadata, cataloging, & various librarian-like stuff
- Metadata: How a Cataloger Views and Interprets the World
- Metalogger
- Metalogue
- Minerva Shelved
- Notatu Dignum
- Off the Mark
- Organizing Stuff
- Outgoing
- PALINET CAT
- panlibus
- Planet Cataloging
- QUICK T.S.
- Quiescit anima libris
- repositories for the rest of us
- schenizzle
- Seeing the picture
- Semantic Library
- ShelterIt - My digital think-tank
- Tennant: Digital Libraries
- The Bib Blog
- The Cataloguing Librarian
- the DIL
- The FRBR Blog
- The Serials Cataloger
- Thingology (LibraryThing's ideas blog)
- Thoughts on Technical Librarianship
- TSLL TechScans
- WadingIn
- washtublibrarian
- Weibel Lines
- What I Learned Today…
- x + 3
- Z666.7.B39 (www.jenniferbax.net)
Contact
- Email Address:
- Website: http://www.catalogingfutures.com
Biography
My name is Christine Schwartz (Chris). I've been a cataloger/metadata librarian for 22 years and have always worked in theological libraries. I hold the position of XML Database Administrator at Princeton Theological Seminary located in Princeton, N.J. I just started this new job in December 2011 and, although I've used XQuery and MarkLogic Server for four years, I'm still new to programming and database administration.
Nothing expressed on this blog represents the opinions, positions, policies, or directives of anyone or any organization other than the author.
