ItinerantLibrarians
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The Itinerant librarians need the DistributedLibraryProject to exist for them to have a purpose and a means of doing their research. Rather than using or cataloguing their own collections of books, ItinerantLibrarians are constantly shifting between other people's archives - sorting, researching, annotating, indexing. Itinerant librarians all have their own motives for infiltrating these libraries.
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[edit] INAUGURAL ITINERARY: Monday 27th December
The distributed library project UK's itinerant librarians will be setting out on a bicycle tour of library nodes in london, picking up books and references, along the way. If you would be interested in coming along, or recieving a visit and possibly some interesting books, do get in touch via the UoMailingList. More details soon.
[edit] Become an itinerant librarian if:
- You have no access to a suitable library.
- You are travelling and need to do research and require a specialist reference library.
- You are bored of the predictable trajectories of thought that you find in your own library.
- You are interested in asking people about their books as a method for locating useful research tangents.
- Small personal collections are the only place you'll find what you're looking for.
[edit] Contact an itinerant librarian if
- You require help cataloguing your library.
- You would like to do your own research in your library and think an objective interest might help revive its interest and utility for you.
- You would like to borrow the UoLibrary 's barcode scanner to help catalogue your books.1
- You have a very interesting collection but have no idea how to start organising it, and would like to speak to an amateur.
[edit] ItinerantLibrarians in residence:
- SaulAlbert (saul hat twenteenthcentury.com)
- DougieCarnall (dougie att navarino.org.uk
[edit] Outings
- our first VeloDerive 2
1 In which case, contact SaulAlbert.
2 in which case, contact DougieCarnall
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