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Using Flash Builder 4 to build a Flex application that consumes a .NET-based web service written in C# Creating the web service To access the data from the Centre table, you can use the sample files included with this tutorial, which implement a simple web service in C#. The code consists of three files: Centre.cs – This class is used to represent each tuple of the Centre table of the database. Better Living Through Macros Better Living Through Macros by Joel HahnLead Cataloger, Niles Public Library District I've been active for a while in creating macros for use at the Niles Public Library District, as well as grabbing some off of the Web. Now it's time to give back to the net what I've gotten out of it, and share some of what I've created.
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Universities and Libraries Move to the Mobile Web (EDUCAUSE Quarterly Key Takeaways Web-enabled smartphones (and their applications) have converged with cloud computing to change the ways people interact with each other and their environments. The academic community has only recently adopted mobile technology, and the few existing studies focus on one or two institutions rather than taking a cross-institutional view of mobile websites. The study reported here examined the mobile websites of large research universities and their libraries in the United States and Canada. Results found that few functions on university mobile websites clearly addressed educational needs, highlighting an opportunity to provide more educational links and applications. The convergence of web-enabled smartphones, the applications designed for smartphone interfaces, and cloud computing is rapidly changing how people interact with each other and with their environments.
Amazon to Allow ePub eBooks on the Kindle e-Reader We have some rather breaking news with online giant Amazon and their highly successful line of Kindle e-readers. It seems many publishers have been told by the company that in the near-future, they should be submitting their books to Amazon in EPUB format and not exclusively MOBI. They also went on to let us know that Amazon was indeed planning something BIG and that soon the Kindle ereader will have the full capability to read ePub books. This news has been confirmed by at least 4 publishing companies we have spoken with during the last few days. The Amazon Kindle, for the last six years and more, has exclusively sold books on its Amazon Bookstore in the Mobi format. No Shelf Required — A moderated discussion of the issues surrounding eBooks, for librarians and publishers. From the OverDrive blog: OverDrive conducted an end user survey from June 26-July 15, 2015. Administered via library websites, the survey collected input from 16,756 respondents. Their full report examines the positive effect the shift to digital content has had on the role of libraries in their communities by helping attract new readers, serve existing patrons better and reach beyond their physical walls. There is a nice infographic on the original OverDrive blog post.
eBook FAQs. 36 Most Common Questions Answered by the OITP eBook Task Force I’m just getting back from ALA and there is so much to process, wrap up and share! Last week the OITP eBook Task Force released these ebooks FAQs. pdf here Frequently Asked E-book Questions from Public Librarians Prepared by the OITP E-book Task Force The OITP E-book Task Force is responding to FAQs sent to us by public librarians.