New arrival updates
New books, scores and recordings can
now be tracked using RSS (Really Simple Syndication).
How does it work?
Sign up (for free) with Bloglines,
a web-based service that allows you to amass links to databases
that post regular updates
via an RSS "feed." View the updates at your leisure.
The Stanford Libraries RSS feedlist generates lists of newly-cataloged
titles each day. Once you have viewed a list it automatically
disappears.
How do I start?
Once you have established a Bloglines account, follow these steps:
1. Log in to your Bloglines account.
2. Click on the tab called "My Feeds"
3. Select "Add"
4. Open another browser window and go to the Stanford
Libraries RSS feedlist.
5. Choose "New Items from Socrates--15
entries" or
"New Items from Socrates--up to 500 entries from last 30 days"
6. Right-click on "Music" under Branch Libraries and
select "Copy
Shortcut" (in IE) or "Copy Link Location" (in Firefox/Netscape)
7. Go back to Bloglines and paste the link in the "Subscribe" box.
What next?
The Stanford Music Library "feed" will update daily.
Click on a title and view the Socrates record. "In process" items
may be requested by clicking "request this item."
Please note:
You may add links to your Bloglines account to any site that
provides an RSS feed. See, for example, Billboard
Online, and
note the "RSS" in the links at the very bottom of the page.
While the majority of titles cataloged each day are "new," you
will notice in the Music Library feed some older titles as
well. We continually process older uncataloged materials received
as
gifts
or from prior
acquisitions.
This new service continues to develop. Your feedback is appreciated!
Sound & video recordings may
also be tracked in Socrates, using the Socrates "Call Number
Browse" tab.
Last modified:
July 9, 2008
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