Tag Archives: social software

Biblio Social Software

I’m trying something new at work. Every month (opposite the journal reading group) I’m going to host an emerging technology discussion group. The first one is tomorrow, and to get us off to a good start I though I’d go with something that people in the library would be interested in their personal life, might [...]

LITA Board, Social Software Showcase, and the ULG Social/Poster session

So this afternoon went quickly, and without much access to power outlets and chances to sit down, so here’s the summary:
I ran from the DLIG program to the LITA board to tell them about my experience as their Emerging Leader. My three (fast) points were the EL program has promise, but is still new enough [...]

getting google to play with outlook

I have this technology philosophy that I should stick to technologies that I trust and that make my life easier and that I should avoid technologies that I don’t trust and that will complicate things. I need a principle like this because I’m all over the web, and I needed ways to streamline and [...]

AUDIO with your slideshare!

I love slideshare. I have for some time. The one drawback I’ve seen is that it’s just images. It appears that now you can tie audio to your slideshow, too!

Thanks Kathryn Greenhill (via Twitter)!

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 [...]