OPAC Prototype

Information from Wikipedia's entry on Shakespeare

Content here comes from the description for Eric Partridge's Shakespeare's Bawdy, but we should leverage other sources (perhaps a Wikipedia entry on the subject).

You can play with this part live using my prototype application. Discussion and explanation at LibDev.

This is (mostly) how our catalog looks today. I love the fact -- for this example -- that a keyword search for Shakespeare gives some lousy results.

I put this together for my presentation at NELINET's Bibliographic Services Conference. Interestingly (or ironically), my presentation focuses not on OPAC design but on findability and the Google Economy.

More discussion at MaisonBisson and LibDev.

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