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  1. DuBose, J.: Cataloging virtual reality rrograms : making the future searchable (2024) 0.01 
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    Abstract
    While virtual reality (VR) programs are not new, only in recent years have libraries made these systems available for their patrons. Along with the VR systems, more and more programs are being released. These programs range from educational to entertainment. This paper discusses a project created at Mississippi State University Libraries to catalog their purchased VR programs and make them searchable to students and researchers via the OPAC.
  2. DuBose, J.: Russian, Japanese, and Latin oh my! : using technology to catalog non-english language titles (2019) 0.01 
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    Abstract
    Nearly every library where the dominant language is English also has materials that are written in other languages. These materials can present unique challenges for catalogers. Many non-English language materials are located in the array of collections of the Special Collection Department of Mississippi State University (MSU). To properly process and catalog these materials, the cataloger used online tools which provided a greater understanding of the materials, allowing a higher cataloging standard. The author discusses the various tools and methods that were used to catalog these materials.

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