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Archive for June, 2008

Is one of the most beautiful things I can imagine! But for an instruction librarian, an impossible dream. Unless.. unless… Unless Internet Librarian accepts both a pre-conference workshop and a conference session from you. In which case, you better show up!
And this, this is my burden.
I will be putting together a pre-conference entitled “Dance Dance [...]

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long time gone

Hello readers!
Sorry to have been away for so long! I took some time for myself after the conference and have had a most lovely explosion of chaos break out that will probably keep me blog-quiet through midsummer.
But never fear, there is still hope!I have a post buzzing around back of my head about customer service [...]

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Well, SUNYLA 2008 at Potsdam has been put to rest, and so have I! I no longer have the ability to just keep functioning on 5 hours of sleep a night over time. Two nights of recovery sleep and one science fiction romance later, I am feeling like a human again!

The conference was [...]

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So, I’m now trying to live blog and not kill myself with trying to blog post-conference. I’m at SUNYLA, being hosted on my home campus.
Julia Gammon Someone from OHIOLink is discussing Cooperative Collective Development (this is the second part of this morning’s resource sharing pre-conference).
Focusing on using a consortial vendor. in this case YBP.

force consortial [...]

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Thought for the day:
Facilitators lead groups by providing tools and methods to help group members work productively together
Facilitators do not determine a group’s vision and purpose; that is the leader’s role
Leaders seek to inspire action and commitment so that a vision will be realized, or at least progress will be made
(from Fran Rees, The Facilitator [...]

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I may be getting myself in trouble with my twitterstream here, or possibly get my acceptance to speak at Internet Librarian revoked, but I will out myself anyway:  I am not a fan of pecha kucha.
For those who have not yet been exposed to this little wave taking over library land, it’s a presentation, or [...]

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Adobe AIR?

note to self: Adobe AIR. What’s going on? What’s Adobe getting for giving this away for nothing? Privacy implications? Why have I installed it on two of my four computers when I am worrying about this? Am I some sort of anti open source curmudgeon for worrying about this?
thoughts? links? comment them below, or you [...]

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Yesterday I built a new blog and a conference wiki. Neither were particularly difficult (although there was a bit of a challenge in finding the right tool for the job in regards to the conference wiki) and the conference wiki, at least, seems like a natural part of my job. But I’m trying to [...]

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Rudy’s Random Ramblings!

If that title interests you, wander over to my new blog. It will be a bit unprofessional, a place where I can put my thoughts about the world outside libraries and technology.  (yes, there is one!)
I watch a  lot of media, and pay attention to pop culture, and think a lot about society and the [...]

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This morning I hit a wall with PBWiki 2.0. and a perfect storm of terrible/outsourced customer service, customization, lack of information, and knowing exactly what I needed. [update: the folks at PBWiki responded very nicely & very quickly to my email once I figured out how to send one directly to them. They deserve kudos [...]

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