July 27th, 2010
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Category: Libraries, Web 2.0
Tags: ipad, ipod, libday5, librarydayinthelife, qr codes, rss, screencasts, twitter, uspace
Having had a quiet morning reading through a couple of conference reports and removing content from one of the library iPads, today I thought I’d focus on some of the new technologies we use in the library to support our users.
A major project was launched during the back end of last year to ‘introduce a [...]
May 13th, 2010
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Category: Web 2.0
Tags: art, graffiti, qr codes
Imagine you’ve just finished your greatest work to date. Imagine your explosion of creativity is not necessarily appreciated by all. Imagine the local authorities are not best pleased by your street art. Imagine you turn up a day later and you find your piece gone. That’s right, your work has gone and nothing remains but [...]
November 25th, 2009
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Category: Craft
Tags: knitting, qr codes
Check out this wicked QR Code scarf on the Craft Video Podcast. I’d knit this by hand if I was actually good enough.
CRAFT Video: Machine-Knitted QR Code Scarf from make magazine on Vimeo.
March 26th, 2009
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Category: Libraries, Web 2.0
Tags: books, education, internet, iphone, qr codes, resources, uni
In the space of a day I’ve gone from being super skeptical of quick response (QR) codes to super enthusiastic – which is a weird predicament for me anyhow. I’m usually pretty quick on embracing new technologies but I just didn’t get what the fuss was about with these things. Now that I’ve had a [...]