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L-35. Advanced Rare Book Cataloging Workshop

This course is intended for library catalogers who have mastered the basics of cataloging rare printed monographs according to Descriptive Cataloging of Rare Materials (Books), and wish to solidify their …

L-30. Rare Book Cataloging

Libraries, Archives, and Electronic Resources

Assisted by Jessica Grzegorski (7–12 June) & Amy Tims (5–10 July). “Every single day was as useful and relevant as the last. I’m walking away not only a better, ‘sleeker’ …

L-25v. Reference Sources for Researching Rare Books

Libraries, Archives, and Electronic Resources

“Until we live in the Matrix and can upload the Joel Silver Memory Palace Expansion Pack into our own brains, this course is the best you can get!” — 2017 …

L-10. Special Collections Curatorship

Libraries, Archives, and Electronic Resources

Curators must possess a range of professional skills and competencies in order to build, explicate, preserve, promote, and administer effectively the collections in their care. Gaining these proficiencies, however, can …

L-70. XML in Action: Creating Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) Texts

Libraries, Archives, and Electronic Resources

A practical exploration of the creation, preservation, and use of electronic texts and their associated images in the humanities, with a special focus on special collections materials. This course is …

L-100. Digital Approaches to Bibliography & Book History

Libraries, Archives, and Electronic Resources

Course Length: 30 hours Course Week: 9–14 July 2023 Format: in person, University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA Fee: $1,395 This course will explore the possibilities that digital tools and …

Naomi Nelson

Helena Zinkham

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Carl G. Stahmer

David Seaman

Emeritus Faculty

Alice Schreyer

Emeritus Faculty

Libraries, Archives, and Electronic Resources

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