Tag Archives: library 2.0

Notes: New Tools for Library Research and Teaching

Thomas Crichlow, web developer and content manager & Debra Hanken Kurtz, head, digital projects, and two others (I missed their names, but they are in reference and instruction!)
In all honesty, I attended this session expecting to know everything that would be discussed, but I had such a positive experience in a similar situation with the [...]

conversation theory and the library

A while ago I linked to Participatory Networks: The Library as Conversation and asked “what is this? anyone know?” Mary Ghikas replied and said, “What you are linking to is a paper done by R. David Lankes and colleagues at Syracuse University for the American Library Association’s Office for Information Technology Policy on impact [...]

cool project

There’s been a little buzzing today at MPOW about this little video:

Which I think is pretty awesome.
I’d love to have a series of these, on different special collections. Then, you could distribute the ads to classes dealing with these subject areas or get faculty to embed them in Blackboard courses. Great stuff!
I also [...]

cute library advertisement!

out-of-the-office reference

Interesting video:

In light of recent debate about the future of the reference desk, I think there might be something to this….