By the beginning of 1999, our editors were using it to produce indexes for print publications, maintain links on our Web site, and compile a collection of previous newsletter articles . Today, we are using it to track and contact experts, produce glossaries and citation libraries for our publications, and deepen our relationships with clients. How the project evolved Step 1. Develop our subject headings, classify documents as we used or cited them. Train our researchers to use the Library as well as add and update records.
Researchers have access to the master library file for searching.
List of all articles authored by a specific person. List all Web sites and articles cited in a specific publication. Train writers in composition, train editors in knowledge base publishing. Passwords control who can browse, search, and update the library. Click to enlarge graphic An entry in the Sources segment of the Knowledge Base.