Monthly Archives: June 2015

As part of Michael Stephens’ Hyperlinked Library course offered through San Jose State University, I reported on the book Now you see it: How the brain science of attention will transform the way we live, work, and learn, by Cathy N. Davidson. We were encouraged to use creative means to […]

Now you see it: How the brain science of attention ...

This entry was posted in Education Information Professionals Librarians, Libraries & the Profession TTW Contributors on June 28, 2015 by Michael Stephens

This is an interview I did with Brian Mathews originally posted on his blog The Ubiquitous Librarian which is part of the Chronicle Higher Education blog network. His blog (which has been awesome for many years) will soon end as the Chronicle ends its blog network, so Brian gave me […]

Practicing Critical Information Literacy by TTW Contributor Troy Swanson

This entry was posted in TTW Contributor: Dr. Troy Swanson and tagged Dr. Troy Swanson on June 11, 2015 by Troy Swanson

The LIS blogosphere is what brought me into librarianship. I was travelling in Tasmania more than a decade ago when I happened upon Jessamyn West’s librarian.net (still going strong!), and started the discovery process for my own career in libraries. I began spending part of my daily hour at the public terminals […]

The tumblarians – a TTW guest post by Tamarack Hockin

This entry was posted in Information Professionals Librarians, Libraries & the Profession on June 8, 2015 by Michael Stephens

Thanks to all who attended my talks in Arizona on Friday and Monday. What a wonderful group of library folk. I am looking forward to returning in November for AzLA in Flagstaff. Slide downloads are below: May 29, 2015: Learning Everywhere: The Transformative Power of Hyperlinked Libraries, Prescott Valley, Arizona, […]

Thanks Arizona!

This entry was posted in Conferences & Presentations on June 2, 2015 by Michael Stephens