The document provides resources for using Google Sites, Google Sheets, and Awesome Table to enhance library systems, including video tutorials and documentation links. It also includes tools for editing MARC records and accessing free e-book records from sources like Open Library and Project Gutenberg. For assistance, readers can contact the author, Seth Allen.

1. “Hacking the OPAC” Resources
RESOURCES FOR GETTING STARTED WITH GOOGLE SITES
GOOGLE SHEETS, AND AWESOME TABLE
5 Video Series on Setting Up Google Sites: http://goo.gl/gk1fpW
Google Sheets Tutorial: http://www.gcflearnfree.org/googlespreadsheets
Awesome Table Documentation: http://goo.gl/Xh6pbx
• Explains how to set up Google Spreadsheet, Google Sites, how to customize the
spreadsheet
Librarian Hacks: http://librarianhacks.com/
• My website in which I created a video tutorial on how to set up Awesome Table
My ‘hacked’ OPAC: http://goo.gl/9sNLgO
• Created using Google Spreadsheets + Google Sites + Awesome Table Script (within Google
Sites)

2. “Hacking the OPAC” Resources
RESOURCES FOR EDITING
MARC RECORDS
Marcedit:
http://marcedit.reeset.net/
• Free tool for exporting MARC
records to .txt files
Exporting Data to MARC Edit:
http://goo.gl/uJebCk
• Concise explanation of how to
export MARC records from various
sites to a .txt file, that can be
opened in Excel
RESOURCES FOR FREE E-BOOK
RECORDS
Open Library MARC Records:
https://archive.org/details/ol_data
Over 100,000 open domain or lendable e-books
Project Gutenberg MARC Records:
https://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/meta/pg/
50,000 free ebooks
Christian Classics Ethereal Library CSV Records:
http://www.ccel.org/subscription/booklist
Classic texts of Christianity
Questions? Contact Me!
Seth Allen, sethallen26@gmail.com