Playing with Twine
I attended the CNI Task Force meeting last week (was it just last week?). One of the project briefings I attended was on Twine, a tool that supports social bookmarking, …
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Browsing audio
Recently I realized that I’m spending almost as much time in “professional listening” as I am doing “professional reading”. So many interviews, Webcasts, TED talks, Google Tech Talks, and the …
Read MoreThe LAM hits the road
We’ve held our first two workshops on library, archive and museum collaboration at the Smithsonian and Yale a couple of weeks ago. While we walked into these daylong sessions with …
Read MoreLAMs – A work in progress
I continue to spend a lot of my time moving forward our project of investigating library, archive and museum relationships in campus environments – we’ve settled on a short-list of …
Read MoreOrganizational & Service Relationships on the LAM
I promised a follow-up on my earlier posting about the convergence of libraries, archives and museums – so you just guessed what this entry will be about. In our Organizational …
Read MoreLibraries, archives and museums hanging together??!
As those of you who’ve been with us since the inception of this blog will remember (or now be reminded of, if your memory doesn’t readily flash back to August …
Read MoreAll about EVIE
The new issue of Ariadne includes an article by Tracey Stanley on the University of Leed’s EVIE (Embedding a VRE in an Institutional Environment) project, which bears a certain resemblance to …
Read MoreRLG Annual Meeting, register now
The final agenda for the RLG Programs 2007 Annual Partners Meeting was posted to our website just this week. It’s a great program, and includes a half day to hang …
Read MorePersonal lists and predatory birds
OCLC recently updated the WorldCat.org service with some new features, including a tool that automatically generates pre-formatted citations in a variety of styles. We used to have something similar in …
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