catalogue overlays like novelist or bibliocommons?catalogue overlays like novelist or bibliocommons?RE: catalogue overlays like novelist or bibliocommons?David King2009-09-15T22:10:46Z2009-09-15T22:10:46ZMost definitely! Catalog overlays are a great way to add in the social - commenting, personal lists and tagging, customer reviews, starring/rating systems, RSS, etc - to an otherwise rather droll catalog.<br /><br />Just imagine if there were MORE things to do in your catalog besides just put a book on hold - what if patrons lingered there longer, adding their own thoughts to a book they just read, for example? How awesome is that?David King2009-09-15T22:10:46Zcatalogue overlays like novelist or bibliocommons?Jennifer Peterson2009-09-15T20:01:02Z2009-09-15T20:01:02ZA great question/comment came up on twitter during the <a href='http://www.webjunction.org/virtual-library/-/articles/content/80470928'>Building the Digital Branch for the 21st Century</a> webinar with David Lee King. <br /><br />"kind of surprised that we haven't mentioned catalogue overlays like novelist or bibliocommons?"<br /><br />Please discuss!Jennifer Peterson2009-09-15T20:01:02Z