Posts from ‘March, 2008’

Thanks to Jenny Levine, The Shifted Librarian, for posting so many great photos of DOK - Library Concept Center in Delft, The Netherlands (aka the Delft Public Library).
What a trip it was to spin through these late last night in her flickr account. My head is still spinning.
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I put this list together for the UHLS/MVLS summer reading planning workshop and was asked to share it with other library systems in NY. Hope it’s useful to others as well.
Promoting Your Summer Reading Program Online
Public Service Announcements

Use the CSLP public service announcement videos on your web site. See if your community partners will put [...]

Thanks to Jill Hurst-Wahl for the heads up on the WAMC radio interview about the Library Camp/Unconference held in Syracuse last week. Great interview with Penelope Klein and Jean Sheviak.

Great fun and lots of ideas were shared at the SALS Summer Reading planning day last week. I’m looking forward to the planning day at UHLS and MVLS later this week.

Linda Braun has the group singing FAME along with Sims Onstage (less than great video recorded by me!)  Video on blip.tv
Animoto video from the day.

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From: Biocultural Science & Management
Last fall I started to compile a list of what I was somewhat jokingly calling FRO’s or Frequently Raised Objections, reasons people didn’t want to try new technologies. I think all of the FRO’s on my list are on this great graphic. I can see a few things I’ve said or [...]

Commoncraft does it again. Twitter in Plain English is a great explanation of why Twitter is so popular. What are YOU doing? 140 characters or less please.