I just saw this article, by Henry Raymond, in the Chronicle of Education that rivaled even the worst of my interview woes: The committee members repeatedly warned me that their…

Note: This review is from 2005 and is not relevant to current versions of Camtasia and Captivate. A few years ago, my husband bought Camtasia 1.1 so that we could…

In the LA Times yesterday, Bill Maher echoed the sentiments I expressed yesterday about what is going on in our country and how it is reflected in today's high school…

Are you torn between using furl, del.icio.us, and the growing number of similar sites? Well worry no longer friends! Steven Cohen just posted about one of the cooler bookmarklet tools…

The PLA Blog is now up and running! It will have some great public library-related reports from the ALA Midwinter Conference by some very familiar faces in the library blogging…

I'd mentioned in a previous story that i've set out on the horrid task of digitizing about 5,000 - 6,000 of my family's 35mm slides, dating from the early 1960s…

Meredith asked me to write about 5 things i think work pretty well. And i do as i'm told. So here they are. 1) Konica/Minolta DiMAGE Scan Dual IV This…

The New York Times has an article on how libraries are reaching out online and about the resurgence of e-books. It's not exactly earth-shattering, but so nice to see the…

Can't think of what to get for the geek on your list? Take a look at some of the holiday product guides and 2004 best of guides from Wired, Ars…

I'm surprised I hadn't heard more about this news before I found this encouraging CNET article via Librarian’s Happen. Apparently, Adobe is moving into open source software development and marketing.…