This is fantastic! The fact that it pulls real occupied shelves from the catalog is amazing. It makes finding books so much more exciting and reliable. I love that it shows which floor to go to immediately.
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What is The Bobst Oracle?
The Bobst Oracle is a random shelf finder specifically for the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library at New York University. Each spin draws a real occupied shelf live from NYU's catalog and displays the corresponding floor and call-number section for the user to visit. The site also links to its source code on GitHub and presents a count of verdicts issued to users.
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The official website of The Bobst Oracle is bobstoracle.org.
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I really like how this tool pulls from the actual BobCat catalog. It feels super authentic since it uses live data. The variety of shelves available is impressive, covering different floors and call-number sections. It’s a cool way to find random books without having to search for a specific title. I appreciate that it’s tied directly to NYU’s system. The interface seems straightforward enough for anyone to use. It’s a nice little feature for the library. I hope they add more libraries soon.
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About The Bobst Oracle
The Bobst Oracle is a random shelf finder for the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library at New York University. Each spin draws a real occupied shelf live from NYU's catalog and displays the corresponding floor and call-number section for the user to visit. The site also links to its source code on GitHub and presents a count of "verdicts issued" to users.
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