SOPAC 2, originally uploaded by jblyberg. The library should encourage the heart.
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September TAB Meeting, originally uploaded by acpl. Nice photo of the Teen Advisory board. So glad ACPL shared on Flickr. I’m wondering: did their parents sign a release? 😛
Hey, your LibGuides are in my Twitter!, originally uploaded by cindiann. Read about it here: http://citegeist.com/?p=448
MC: And how do we manage this personal/professional divide? Should we be worried that supervisors “friend” subordinates on Facebook and can look into their personal lives while at the same time they must evaluate their performance? Do we go to someone’s Flickr stream or Twitter status to check on them when they call in sick? Ethical questions surround what we can now “find out” about coworkers, job applicants, potential friends, etc. MS: Indeed! Our location-aware iPhones and applications like Loopt make it very easy to follow someone’s movements. I am both excited about broadcasting my whereabouts to trusted friends/colleagues and a little […]
teens using the computers May 2008, originally uploaded by Parma Public Library. The caption? Look at how friendly they seem!
Designing the Digital Experience, originally uploaded by davidking. Check out David Lee King’s new book: http://www.davidleeking.com/2008/09/12/my-new-book-designing-the-digital-experience/
Tomorrow, I’ll be at Mt. Prospect Public Library to speak at their staff day. The library is launching a version of Learning 2.0. Check it out: http://mppllearning2point0.pbwiki.com/ If you are attending, please say hi!
Privacy or Marketing Data, originally uploaded by JenWaller. WOW I am enjoying JenWaller’s set of photos from her tour of DOK. So good to see my Shanachie friends in their library showing things off. Jenn writes: Erik and Jaap explain and demonstrate how the DOK library cards (and their system) operate. Again, similar to CDR, privacy is a little different here. DOK gathers lots of information about their users, and they use that data to make all kinds of decisions about services, programming, marketing, etc. They said they could tell how much cream a user puts in his/her coffee 🙂 […]
Pondering moves, originally uploaded by i.minerva luvs Jackson Library. At the UNC Greensboro Annual Gaming Night.
Chairguy-deeperroots, originally uploaded by London Public Library. WOWZA! Great stuff, featuring images of library users who have been helped by the library. NICE! http://www.flickr.com/photos/londonpubliclibrary/sets/72157607201564832/ I need to know more!