Monthly Archives: April 2008

25 social networking tools for librarians

robinna/ April 14, 2008/ social media, twitter, life 2.0+/ 0 comments

25 Useful Social Networking Tools for Librarians By Jessica Hupp http://www.collegedegree.com/library/financial-aid/25-useful-social-networking-tools-for-librarians "As a librarian, you want to be able to share information with patrons and students in the easiest way possible, and social networking offers a great way to do just that. With social networking tools, you can create bookmark collections, share notices, and more. We’ve profiled 25 of the

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css-ize tables

robinna/ April 12, 2008/ XHTML/XML/CSS/ 1 comments

I love all of these handy little web tools online. Just in case you really feel the need to use tables, you can CSS ’em, here.

HP, MIT bolster DSpace open-source archives

robinna/ April 11, 2008/ opensource/ 0 comments

Kind of old news at this point (it’s been floating around in my inbox!), but I find it interesting that someone from the Internet Archive has been appointed the director of the DSpace Foundation. Verrry interesting… —————– Users of DSpace digital-archiving technology will now receive help and support via a not-for-profit organization set up by the creators of the tool,

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how to future post in blogger

robinna/ April 10, 2008/ Uncategorized/ 0 comments

So, apparently blogger is going to start allowing future posting some time in the eh… future. Until that time, one option is to setup blogging by email and then use lettermelater.com which seems to work pretty well, minus tags, and a few other features. ..oh, and nexgen blogger is in draft, which is completely confusing to me, because the ‘draft’

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What is an emerging technologies librarian

robinna/ April 9, 2008/ Libraries/ 1 comments

I sometimes come across the most interesting things out in library blogworld. Here is an interesting post from LITA about what an emerging technologies librarian might look like: In brief (with a few of my thoughts): Avatar based virtual communities, such as SecondLife. I’m personally interested to see if SecondLife holds its own or if a “new” player to field

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