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Five Weeks to a Social Library Presenters

Friday is the deadline to submit a proposal to provide content for the Five Weeks to a Social Library course. While we have gotten a lot of proposals on certain…
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Introducing Five Weeks to a Social Library!

Remember way back when I was talking about wanting to do some sort of a free online educational extravaganza? Well, the wheels have been turning behind the scenes, but I…
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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…
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Book trumps blogging

My book is due in just over a month. This is a fact that is causing me a fair amount of anxiety. I know I'll get it done in time,…
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On ALA 2.0 Bootcamp and free access to online learning

It's been thrilling to see the growth of online educational opportunities for librarians. From OPAL, to SirsiDynix, to HigherEd BlogCon, to WebJunction, to podcasts, screencasts and countless blogs... there's a…
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