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SatchLCall -
Library of Congress Call Number
System Tutorial
What's Next?
- SatchLCall Update - May 13, 2003
There may be some forthcoming updates to the applet. Since many libraries
split numbers like "BF121" into two separate lines ("BF" and "121"), the
slide show may incorporate such information into the presentation. Also,
there may be an option to specify call numbers for certain subjects. For
example, if you wish to use SatchLCall to train students to shelve books in
an engineering library, you could set a parameter in the HTML file so that
the example books in the drag and drop quiz start mostly with TKs.
- SatchLCall Update - Augst 23, 2001
The new version of SatchLCall is up and running. This new release
combines the quiz and the slide show into a single Java applet, as opposed to
the old version, which used a separate HTML-based slide show to precede the
quiz. Both the Linking and Downloading options have been updated to the
new version. Filenames for the linking pages have remained the same, so anyone
linking to the old versions will now have seemless links to the new one.
At present, the zip and tar files consist of all the individual files needed
for the applet. If possible, this will be changed to a single JAR file which will
in turn be zipped and tarred. There
are problems with getting the code to work properly from a JAR. Rather than
delay the release of the new version, it was decided that the fully functioning
new version should be made available, and in the meantime work can progress
behind the scenes on optimizing the code. A JAR file would simplify things for
those who wish to install SatchLCall locally. Those linking to it are not affected
by the JAR proposal.
- Adding additional sets of books to the applet.
- Adding a "Please wait, images loading..." message during initial graphics
loading
and subseqent loadings after the "Try Again?" button is clicked.
- A Dewey version?
Have a suggestion for something you'd like to see added? Use the feedback section!
Michael Ford
May 13, 2003
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