A look at technology in libraries from a distant point of view
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"participatory website that promotes library and information professions in Canada... [in an] attempt to recruit some new blood to the information professions... [w]e want to emphasize the diverse elements of library work and break down some of the stereotypes associated with libraries.
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Read INFO*NATION: "not your grandma's CLA" (Links)
Read 2006 Webby Award Winners (and a notable nominee) (Links)
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Read Access 2006 :: tentative program available (Links)
I'll be presenting as part of a panel on Recruitment in Academic Libraries: Current State of Affairs, and I'm hoping that this session will result in some solid, productive discussion of the issue.
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Read CLA 2006 :: June 14 -17 (Links)
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I thought I'd start by just highlighting some interesting stuff. In light of the recent thread on techie librarians, I thought that this title was particularly timely: Hiring The Best Knowledge Workers, Techies & Nerds: The Secrets & Science Of Hiring Technical People by Johanna Rothman.
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Read on my desk :: Hiring the Best: Knowledge Workers, Techies & Nerds (Links)
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We're back from lunch and starting the afternoon session by focusing on custom web applications. So getting back to custom web apps, Lankes says don't be scared! Just one quick point...I didn't mean that LIS programs ONLY turn out "luddite introverts"...just that some still get through.
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Read OCULA Workshop :: Reference in Academic Libraries: Virtual Reference with R. David Lankes, Part II (Links)
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