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Selling information literacy — reflections after one year
The other day, I got an e-mail from a reader of my blog: "You mentioned in one of your more recent posts that you've learned what works and what doesn't…
Posted inonline education Wikis
SirsiDynix Talk Archive
For those of you who missed my wiki talk last week and wanted to watch it later, the archived presentation is up and is available as a podcast or as…
The 21st Century Librarian: Further Thoughts and Your Comments
I'm on vacation in Florida this week and have happily been away for the computer for long periods of time, so I was very surprised to find all of the…
Skills for the 21st Century Librarian
A few weeks ago, I finished a chapter I was writing (not for my book -- another one) on the topic of technology in LIS Education. I think Rachel asked…
Posted inWikis
Links for SirsiDynix Talk
Here are some links for those of you who are attending (or have attended, depending on when you look at this) my SirsiDynix talk today. If you have any additional…
Posted inWikis
Wiki Webcast: You’re Invited!
What: Wiki: The Ultimate Tool For Online Collaboration When: Thursday July 13, 11 am Eastern, 8 am Pacific. Where: Online! Via the SirsiDynix Institute. Who: Me! Why: Because you want…
Posted inblogging RSS and Syndication
Hot new blog, or RSS for the busy clinician redux
Good news! David Rothman, whom I recently wrote about here and Michael Stephens wrote about here, has just started his own blog (davidrothman.net) on medical librarianship and technology. He is…
Posted inblogging
Scientific analyses of blogging
Lilia Efimova, who herself has written some really fascinating studies of blogging, has collected papers from Computational Approaches to Analysing Weblogs and the 3rd Annual Workshop on the Weblogging Ecosystem.…
Knowledge management in a growing and change averse organization
On Friday, I had a meeting with the Dean of the School of Graduate Studies to discuss future plans for integrating information literacy instruction into the curriculum. On several occasions…
