June 29th, 2011
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Category: Libraries, Personal, Web 2.0
Tags: blogging, cpd23, personal brands, twitter
This whole Thing thing is already moving too quickly for me… although I’m not going to write about all the blogs I’ve visited and the comments I’ve left you’ll be pleased to hear that I have actually been doing this. Commenting on other blogs is something I do do, just not very often. I find [...]
May 19th, 2011
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Category: Libraries
Tags: #lilac11, academic skills, employability, il, information literacy, information literacy strategy, lilac, twitter
It’s been a busy old couple of months but I think I’ve finally managed to piece my brain back together. The big news is that this year I was lucky enough to attend the Librarians’ Information Literacy Annual Conference (LILAC), hosted by the British Library and LSE. I thought I’d do the usual and bombard [...]
November 22nd, 2010
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Category: Libraries
Tags: blogging, career development, cdg, cilip, new professionals, npid2010, twitter
The feedback from the New Professionals Information Day in London indicated that attendees would have preferred to have more information about sessions before deciding which they wanted to attend. In response to this I thought it’d be useful to post up my brief and tell you a bit more about what I’ll be covering tomorrow [...]
August 16th, 2010
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Category: Libraries, Web 2.0
Tags: blogging, books, gaming, mobile technologies, social networking, technology, twitter, wikis
Want to get up to speed with some of the tech trends in library work but don’t know where to start? Well, the Tech Set may well be for you. I’ve just picked up the first three from the ten part series at the library and was so impressed by the short introductions I’ve just [...]
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 [...]