Phil Bradley’s Library Weblog Feeds Originally uploaded by mstephens7. http://philbradley.typepad.com/phil_bradleys_weblog/2006/10/library_weblog_.html Phil writes: This is by way of an experiment really. I have created a publically available page at Pageflakes listing 30 or so Library/Librarian weblogs. All you need to do is vist the page, click on the little half diamond on the right of each title and see the recent postings, click and read. You don’t have to be a Pageflakes user either. This is a page that I’m going to keep, because it’s useful for me, so it will change over time – and this is an invitation that […]
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MCLS Technology Leadership Institute Oct 20 2006 Imagine. Create. Innovate. Originally uploaded by rochesterlibrarian. The panel discussion was a HOOT yesterday, after our three presentations. There were also door prize drawings for brand new iPods for lucky attendees! Thanks to all the folks from Rochester who brought us in as well as to Stephen Abram and Ed Vielmetti. Here’s my set of images at Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelsphotos/sets/72157594339115808/
Sitting with the Superpatron Originally uploaded by mstephens7. …whilst Abram talks about libraries….
I am knocked out to be participating in a panel discussion focusing on School Library 2.0 at the 2006 School Library Journal Leadership Summit in Chicago this November. The roster is filled with names of folks I’ve read, learned from and had the honor to work with. This event will surely be blogged and reported from many angles, so if you aren’t attending (invitations went out a few weeks ago), watch the blogs and news sites! (Is there an official tag yet?) http://sljsummit.pbwiki.com http://extras.schoollibraryjournal.com/summit/index.html School Library 2.0 Panel Facilitator: Christopher Harris Panelists: David Warlick, Doug Achterman, Diane Chen, Michael Stephens […]
Via Jenny: http://www.llrx.com/columns/tao8.htm Connie Crosby interviews Michael porter about Flickr: So, the Libraries and Librarians Group is the biggest, most active and successful library related group on Flickr. From its inception, it has been a real joy to work with the folks who have decided to make it a “living” online community. I have learned so much from the images I’ve seen there and the people I’ve met in this group. My fellow group administrators and I have been able to set up collaborative group tagging projects and a group mash-up project too. I’ve even have had the opportunity to […]
(sniffle…hack..cough…) I picked up a cold in the UK! Back in Oak Park, but heading out tomorrow for the Monroe County Library System Technology Leadership Institute: Imagine. Create. Innovate, with Stephen Abram and Ed Vielmetti. Find out more at their blog: http://mcls.wordpress.com/ Then it’s on to Monterey and the Internet Librarian 2006 conference, where I’ll be moderating the Public Libraries track and speaking a bit. Please say hi if you are at any of the sessions. I will be armed with Flickr cards!
no games on these computers Originally uploaded by circulating. Looks like it’s from a juvenile detention center…
Erik interviews Michael Originally uploaded by The Shifted Librarian. I had a sit down interview with the videographers today!
Twenty Tech Training Tips Originally uploaded by mstephens7. Here’s the PPT of our talk today: http://www.tametheweb.com/ili2006/CoersStephensTechTraining.ppt
October 2006 London 386 Originally uploaded by The Shifted Librarian. These are the follows from the public library in Delft that are doing some most cool things with video: http://tametheweb.com/2006/10/videocasting_at_delft_pl.html They’ve been taping interviews with librarians, snippets of the sessions and spreading the good word about user-generated content.