1. Using Technological Devices to Improve Cataloging Productivity Jee-Young Park Korean Cataloger Columbia University

2. Introduction Creative in-house technical services ideas  Why do we need assistive technology devices?  Pen scanner  Dual Monitor

3. Pen Scanner

5. Pen scanner How does pen scanner work?  Faster typing  Reading text and numbers  Extended output applications  Up to 128 OCR languages

6. Pen scanner video demo

7. Pen scanner with cataloging activity  Searching (eg. other CJK titles, authors)  Requiring extensive transcription (eg. 505 contents note)  Using with Korean Romanization macro in OCLC

8. Pen scanner with Korean Romanization macro in OCLC  Korean Romanization Macro  Created by Joel Hahn  Transliterates Korean Hangul into Latin alphabet  Install on OCLC as user tool or keystroke

9. Pen scanner with Korean Romanization macro in OCLC

11. Dual Monitor

12. Dual Monitor How does it work?  More usable desk space  Easy to use-- go back and forth between windows with one mouse  Less distraction

13. Dual Monitor benefits for cataloging  Better organized screens for displaying both multiple cataloging reference tools and OCLC Connexion  Greater focus with minimal distraction and improved productivity using two separate screens

14. Dual Monitor

17. Conclusion  The pen scanner and dual monitor can be helpful as assistive technological tools once the user fully adjusts to these devices  These devices have some limitations, but improve cataloging performance and make in-house cataloging more efficient and convenient.

18. Thank you!