In this webinar, presenters give an overview of the free MissingMaterials.org process that shares reliable information about missing rare books and other materials at the network level to help identify stolen materials, recover missing items and deter future crimes.

In this webinar, Dennis Massie, OCLC Research program officer and author of the report, Greening Interlibrary Loan Practices, discusses a study of current resource sharing practices recently undertaken by a team of environmental impact consultants and discloses key recommendations and best practices.

In this webinar, OCLC Research consulting software engineer Bruce Washburn provides a brief update on current conditions in the mobile application development landscape, discusses choices to be made between "native" and Web mobile application development paths, looks at some recent efforts, and considers the impact mobile apps might have now and in the near term.

In this webinar, four presenters who have implemented Single Search at each of their institutions discussed emerging practices in the local aggregation of library, archive and museum collections, with a particular emphasis on successful strategies and dead ends.

In this webinar, some of the authors of the recently published report, Implications of MARC Tag Usage on Library Metadata Practices, present evidence gathered and analyzed by the RLG Partnership MARC Tag Usage Working Group to inform library metadata practices, with a focus on machine applications.

In this webinar, author and Web design specialist Christopher Schmitt reveals what attendees need to re-learn about markup, to understand how to incorporate new HTML5 elements and to embrace the new creative freedoms of new Web typography and CSS3. These two new Web development technologies are revolutionizing the Web development and design worlds. HTML5 is the latest version of the HTML standard, offering easy ways to add semantic markup and application-like features such as video without proprietary plug-ins, drag-and-drop, offline data storage, and more. CSS3 extends earlier Cascading Style Sheet standards for managing layout, colors, etc., with new features designed to optimize HTML5 Web content.

In this recorded meeting on 11 March, copyright experts, practitioners and staff from OCLC Research agreed on what is a reasonable approach to rights when making digitized collections of unpublished materials accessible via the Web.

In this recorded meeting on 11 March, copyright experts, practitioners and staff from OCLC Research agreed on what is a reasonable approach to rights when making digitized collections of unpublished materials accessible via the Web.

In this recorded meeting on 11 March, copyright experts, practitioners and staff from OCLC Research agreed on what is a reasonable approach to rights when making digitized collections of unpublished materials accessible via the Web.

In this webinar, authors of the report, Over, Under, Around, and Through: Getting Around Barriers to EAD Implementation discuss EAD's value as a key element of successful archival information systems, as well as ways to help overcome potential barriers to its implementation.