Home
Dani Vaughn-Tucker's Library tagged → View Popular
Reaching Your Patrons in the Brave New World of the Social Web
an overview of what libraries need to know about the next generation of library users
Random Musings from the Desert
A blog to supplement "You don't look like a librarian!"...plus whatever else grabs my attention in the world of libraries.
You don't look like a librarian!
Welcome to the site, a collection of talks and resources relating to the image and perception of librarians in the Internet age. Past talks, recent columns, and articles of interest from around the world are collected here... if you've seen such a thing and it's not here, let me know!
The Journal of Web Librarianship - home page
The Journal of Web Librarianship home page is maintained by editor Jody Condit Fagan
Lots of library directors retiring | LibGig
Submitted by HipLibrarian on Sun, 06/22/2008 - 19:08. LibTalk
If you don't track this fact, then you probably don't realize that in the past several months, directors of public libraries are quietly retiring. Who's ready to take their place? Do we have enough qualified librarians who actually want to direct a public library and navigate it through all the challenges libraries are facing in the face of dwindling tax dollars and the resonating impact that the generations of post Baby-Boomer patrons/users who rely primarily if not solely upon the Internet for information and recreation? Any thoughts out there?
Black Caucus of the American Library Association
Black Caucus of the American Library Association (BCALA) has continued to be an integral part of the library literature during the thirty-five year history of the organization. As the organization has grown, so too has the amount of literature. The heading “Black caucus” was first indexed in Library Literature in 1970. Listed under that heading were six articles: two on segregation, three on the caucus, and an article about the concern for Black librarians. Today, about one hundred articles can be found within electronic databases and references.
The One-Minute Paper
Classroom assessment techniques.
The Bloggers Among Us - 12/15/2007 - Library Journal
Say “librarian blogger,” and most people would probably imagine a tech-savvy person in his/her late 20s or early 30s, working in a technology-oriented area of the field. They might assume that bloggers are low on the career ladder and relatively new to the profession. They even might think that people who blog don't publish in the professional literature.
Librarians Without Borders
Librarians Without Borders: Putting Information in the Hands of the World
Librarian Women's T-Shirts & Apparel : CafePress.com : Shop Over 35 Million Unique Products
Library Marketing - Thinking Outside the Book
Resources, reading, news and ideas for librarians who seek outside-the-book marketing innovations for their libraries
Selected Tags
Related Tags
Sponsored Links
Top Contributors
Groups interested in librarians
-
Educational Tech
Sites to help educators and...
Items: 212 | Visits: 97
Created by: Holly Weimar
-
Librarians Featured Sites
Items: 91 | Visits: 107
Created by: Mansel Wells
-
Library Stuff
Items: 34 | Visits: 35
Created by: Alison Raab Labonte
Highlighter, Sticky notes, Tagging, Groups and Network: integrated suite dramatically boosting research productivity. Learn more »
Join Diigo