This Week in LibraryBlogLand
week ending July 1, 2007
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Note: This Week in LibraryBlogLand will return in three weeks.
Marc Fisher (Washington Post) asks, Do we need libraries anymore? See also the comments.
Don Wood (Don Wood: Library 2.0) has posted links to ALA’s keystone intellectual freedom documents.
Keeping up: Chris Zammarelli (Libraryola) writes about his reading list. Mark Lindner (Off the Mark) notes that “keeping up” should also include learning from the past. Too much keeping up: Sarah Houghton-Jan (LibrarianInBlack) points to advice on dropping RSS feeds.
Michael Sauers (Travelin’ Librarian) learned that library break-ins can be stopped by porn filters.
George Butterfield (LLRX.com) asks, Is a J.D. necessary for law librarians?
Joyce Valenza (NeverEndingSearch) lists ten reasons why your next pathfinder should be a wiki.
Phil Bradley answers the Web 2.0 questions he’s most often asked.
David Weinberger (Everything is Miscellaneous) discusses Thomas Mann’s article. (via librarian.net)
Jessamyn West (librarian.net) reviews ALA’s ilovelibraries.org/ website.
Improve ALA (wiki). [About]
THE LIGHTER SIDE
From Unshelved: “Hi, I’m in the Internet.” “And I’m a library.” Start here.
CONFERENCES & PRESENTATIONS
NFAIS User-Generated Content and Social Media (June 29)
– Notes from Nicole C. Engard (What I Learned Today)
ALA Annual Conference 2007 (June 21-27)
– LITA Blog
– Reader’s Advisor Online
– Aaron Dobbs (Aaron the Librarian)
– Stephen Leary (Reflective Librarian)
– Maurice (Chronicles of The (almost) Bald Technology Trainer)
– Rick Roche (ricklibrarian)
– LibWorm
– see also last week’s TWiL for more links.
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This Week in LibraryBlogLand (TWiL) appears on lisnews.org every Monday. [Feeds]
This Week in LibraryBlogLand
week ending July 1, 2007
……….
Note: This Week in LibraryBlogLand will return in three weeks.
Marc Fisher (Washington Post) asks, Do we need libraries anymore? See also the comments.
Don Wood (Don Wood: Library 2.0) has posted links to ALA’s keystone intellectual freedom documents.
Keeping up: Chris Zammarelli (Libraryola) writes about his reading list. Mark Lindner (Off the Mark) notes that “keeping up” should also include learning from the past. Too much keeping up: Sarah Houghton-Jan (LibrarianInBlack) points to advice on dropping RSS feeds.
Michael Sauers (Travelin’ Librarian) learned that library break-ins can be stopped by porn filters.
George Butterfield (LLRX.com) asks, Is a J.D. necessary for law librarians?
Joyce Valenza (NeverEndingSearch) lists ten reasons why your next pathfinder should be a wiki.
Phil Bradley answers the Web 2.0 questions he’s most often asked.
David Weinberger (Everything is Miscellaneous) discusses Thomas Mann’s article. (via librarian.net)
Jessamyn West (librarian.net) reviews ALA’s ilovelibraries.org/ website.
Improve ALA (wiki). [About]
THE LIGHTER SIDE
From Unshelved: “Hi, I’m in the Internet.” “And I’m a library.” Start here.
CONFERENCES & PRESENTATIONS
NFAIS User-Generated Content and Social Media (June 29)
– Notes from Nicole C. Engard (What I Learned Today)
ALA Annual Conference 2007 (June 21-27)
– LITA Blog
– Reader’s Advisor Online
– Aaron Dobbs (Aaron the Librarian)
– Stephen Leary (Reflective Librarian)
– Maurice (Chronicles of The (almost) Bald Technology Trainer)
– Rick Roche (ricklibrarian)
– LibWorm
– see also last week’s TWiL for more links.
………………..
This Week in LibraryBlogLand (TWiL) appears on lisnews.org every Monday. [Feeds]
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