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What I’ve been doing when I’m not blogging, and working, fixing up the house…

I feel badly that I've been too busy to blog as much as I used to. I guess that happens to everyone sometimes. I'm just so crazy about Vermont and…
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Letters to a not-so-young wanna-be Librarian

Ok, Rilke's title sounded a lot better. I got an email this morning from a gentleman from New York City who is in his early 40's. He recently started library…
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Posted inlibraries library school MPOW

Website redesign at MPOW: What I’m Learning

I am in charge of our website redesign at my job, and I've been putting my graduate coursework in Web Usability to work over the past few weeks. This week,…
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Posted inblogging librarianship libraries library school

Survey of the Biblioblogosphere: Results

I just finished writing up all of the results of the Survey of the Biblioblogosphere. The results have been broken down into four parts. Since I posted them in the…
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Survey of the Biblioblogosphere: Why we blog

I received 116 responses to the open ended question "why do you blog?" Instead of presenting every answer to you, I went through and categorized them by the different goals…
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Survey of the Biblioblogosphere: Attitudes and Behaviors

16. How many blogs are you subscribed to (or if you don't subscribe, how many do you read regularly)? Less than 15.... 21 (12.8%) 16 to 40.... 36 (22%) 41…
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Survey of the Biblioblogosphere: Blog Demographics

Here are the questions relating to people's blog(s) and their blogging history: 11. How long have you had your current blog? Less than 4 months.... 20 (12.3%) 4 to 8…
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Survey of the Biblioblogosphere: Demographics

Since there were 19 questions in the survey, one essay question, and many questions that allowed "write-in's", I figured I'd break the results up into a few blog posts. Here…
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Posted inblogging General

Working on the Survey of the Biblioblogosphere

I just closed the Survey of the Biblioblogosphere and am going to work this week on making sense of the results. I'll try to publish the results as soon as…
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Posted injob search libraries

Finding a job and finding lasting love

When I was looking for a job, I remember reading (and sometimes participating in) the many discussions about the job market on NEWLIB-L and NEXGENLIB-L. People would talk about how…
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Posted inblogging libraries our digital future tech trends Wikis

Online community roadmap at WJ

Over the past month, I've worked with the folks at WebJunction to develop September's Online Communities focus. I had the opportunity to work with some fantastic librarians/writers/bloggers and got to…
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Posted inlibrarianship MPOW

Jobs and the elusive sense of “fit”

I was about halfway through my Masters of Social Work program when I realized that I did not want to be a social worker. It's not that I don't love…
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