The editor of Internet Reference Services Quarterly (http://www.lib.jmu.edu/org/jwl/) seeks manuscripts for Volumes 15 and 16. The journal covers all aspects of reference service provided via the Internet. Why publish in IRSQ? Peer reviewed Four-week review process Editorial support for new authors Narrow scope focuses on web technologies as they relate to reference services Wide audience of all library types and disciplines – public, academic, special, humanities, science, etc. More information for authors is available at the journal website – http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/journal.asp?issn=1087-5301&subcategory=AH250000&linktype=44 Contact the editor with questions or to discuss your manuscript. Manuscripts are accepted on a rolling basis. Manuscripts that have […]
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Driving Change, Creating Experience & Moving Forward – U Game U Learn 2010 View more presentations from Michael Stephens.
Delfts Kamerorkest, originally uploaded by DOK Delft. Just a lovely picture from DOK’s photostream. I’ve had two visits to this incredible library space this week.
1 april 2010 UGame – ULearn symposium, originally uploaded by UGame – ULearn. Thanks to all at U Game U Learn 10 for the incredible introduction via a song by “Stevie Nicks:” “You can tame your own Web…. tame your own Web…” The video is here at the 50:00 minute mark. 🙂
Speakers and organizers, UGame ULearn, originally uploaded by mp_eds. Thanks to all at U Game U learn 10! My slides are here: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/239835/UGULExperience.pdf
Caval 2009, originally uploaded by Lester Public Library. I had a great time in Portland for PLA. It was nice to catch up with folks I rarely see and to spend time in a great Northwest city. I also enjoyed talking about my research project. The slides are here: PLA Learning 2.0 Presentation View more presentations from Michael Stephens.
Pam Dragovich & Michael, Brandenburg Tor, originally uploaded by mstephens7. (Pam is Information Resource Officer, U.S. Department of State) My heartfelt thanks to Nancy, Pam and everyone at the US Embassy Germany who played a part in sponsoring my visit to Germany. Tausend Dank! The slides and schedule are here.
day 3.15: @mstephens7 auf dem bibliothekskongress #bibtag10, originally uploaded by fabi_k. I was honored to participate in the opening day of the Leipziger Kongress für Information und Bibliothek. Thanks to all who attended! Here are the slides: Hyperlinked Library – Kongress View more presentations from Michael Stephens.
With Christiane & Nils, originally uploaded by mstephens7. I spent less than 24 hours in Hamburg – but I thoroughly enjoyed my time with the good folks there. Christiane and Nils were my guides for the day, including a brief tour around the beautiful historic city. We had a wonderful luncheon with folks from the university library, including Markus, Ulrike & Anne: I presented “The Hyperlinked Community Library” that day at the Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Hamburg. The Hyperlinked Community Library View more presentations from Michael Stephens.