infopill.blogspot.com
InfoPill: del.icio.us: Pages tagged with "information_literacy" on del.icio.us
http://infopill.blogspot.com/2007/05/delicious-pages-tagged-with.html
Collection of RSS and weblog (blog) resources and links of interest to librarians, including how to use feeds for information literacy. Thursday, May 10, 2007. Delicio.us: Pages tagged with "information literacy" on del.icio.us. You can subscribe to the feed for pages tagged with "information literacy" on del.icio.us. Nice example of another use of social software! It obviously misses variant tags like infolit and informationliteracy but it's still pretty neat. Posted by Genevieve Gore.
paulcourant.net
Copyright | Au Courant
http://paulcourant.net/category/copyright
Paul Courant’s blog about libraries, economics, public policy, and other stuff. Georgia State in Publishers Weekly: Tom Allen of the AAP vs. Moi. A few weeks ago Publishers Weekly published an adaptation of my June 9 blog post on the Georgia State trial on their Soapbox page. This week’s issue of PW contains a reply by Tom Allen, President of the Association of American Publishers. Perhaps not surprisingly, Mr. Allen and I do a good deal of talking […]. Closing the book on academic freedom. The Google se...
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Michigan | Au Courant
http://paulcourant.net/category/michigan
Paul Courant’s blog about libraries, economics, public policy, and other stuff. Yesterday Marta and I went to Opening Day of the baseball season, and got to watch an exciting baseball game in which the Tigers beat the Royals (yay) in the bottom of the ninth (very yay) after coming back from two runs down in the seventh (yay again). The new manager did three things that […]. Microsoft Exits the Mass Digitization Business. A Letter to the Editor of the New York Times. One Million Digitized Books. Today the...
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Oxford, Cambridge and Sage Sue Georgia State | Au Courant
http://paulcourant.net//2008/04/16/oxford-cambridge-and-sage-sue-georgia-state
Paul Courant’s blog about libraries, economics, public policy, and other stuff. Oxford, Cambridge and Sage Sue Georgia State. It is with dismay that I read in today’s New York Times. The second point is that, according to the. Digital technologies have the capability of greatly reducing the overall social cost of making scholarly materials available to college students. Cambridge’s mission statement. On choosing a Creative Commons License. Laquo; The Michigan of the East goes Open Access. John WilkinR...
paulcourant.net
baseball | Au Courant
http://paulcourant.net/category/baseball
Paul Courant’s blog about libraries, economics, public policy, and other stuff. Yesterday Marta and I went to Opening Day of the baseball season, and got to watch an exciting baseball game in which the Tigers beat the Royals (yay) in the bottom of the ninth (very yay) after coming back from two runs down in the seventh (yay again). The new manager did three things that […]. Take Me Out to the Ball Game. When I’m Sixty-four. Georgia State in Publishers Weekly: Tom Allen of the AAP vs. Moi.
bestdreameverforlibrary20.blogspot.com
...Best! ...Dream! ...Ever! (for Library 2.0): February 2008
http://bestdreameverforlibrary20.blogspot.com/2008_02_01_archive.html
For Library 2.0). John F. Russell (Library Technical Assistant) ⊆ Hillsborough County Public Library ⊆ Library 2.0. Thursday, February 28, 2008. The Libraries that Feed Us (link list). Just posted a great list: 10 Ways Libraries Can Use RSS. In the spirit of seeing those ideas in action, here is a list that I have collected of some libraries that use RSS feeds (in no particular order). Want to know what new items have just arrived in the MIT Libraries. Feeds from the New York Public Library. Small Busine...
varnum.org
Articles and Chapters | Ken Varnum
https://www.varnum.org/articles-and-chapters
Articles and Chapters – Ken Varnum. The Network Reshapes the Library. Top Technologies Every Librarian Needs to Know. Libraries, Discovery, and More. This page lists recent and/or larger works; for an exhaustive list, please see my Google Scholar. Have their own page. Measuring Journal Linking Success from a Discovery Service. Citation: Stuart, Kenyon, Ken Varnum, and Judith Ahronheim. Measuring Journal Linking Success from a Discovery Service. Information Technology and Libraries. Citation: Mbabu, Loyd ...
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The Network Reshapes the Library | Ken Varnum
https://www.varnum.org/books/the-network-reshapes-the-library
The Network Reshapes the Library – Ken Varnum. The Network Reshapes the Library. Top Technologies Every Librarian Needs to Know. Libraries, Discovery, and More. The Network Reshapes the Library. Many of us in the library profession have been reading Lorcan Dempsey’s Weblog for years. I had the opportunity to work with Lorcan in selecting and organizing the most significant items and putting them together into book form. The Network Reshapes the Library: Lorcan Dempsey on Libraries, Services, and Networks.
davewinter2013.wordpress.com
LIS 9763 winter2013 | Dave's blog about social software and libraries | Page 2
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Dave's blog about social software and libraries. February 2, 2013. Wikis, Ukes, and Gorilla Masks. I’ve been a user of Wikipedia for a long while now, and have as a gamer used and edited a number of fan wikis (if you google wiki, filling the blank with the name of a poular franchise or series, you’re bound to find one – there’s a wiki for everything from Pokemon. I traveled to Portugal when I was 16 or so and bought a small ukelele-like traditional instrument called a cavaquinho. I remember asking the gu...
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