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Tagmash on LibraryThing - Baby Steps Toward More User-Friendly Subject Headings?
LibraryThing has just introduced a feature called “tagmash” that is, as David Weinberger puts it, “creating subject headings from the bottom up.” I don’t know that I woul… more →
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Tagmash on LibraryThing - Baby Steps Toward More User-Friendly Subject Headings?
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informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: LibraryThing has just introduced a feature called “tagmash” that is, as David Weinberger … more →
Web Worker Daily on "What is Your 'Third Place'" - No Mention of Libraries
informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: Diverging from the archival theme, I noticed a post on one of my regular technology-related feeds th … more →
Library Juice Commenters Far More Eloquent Than Me on NYT Article
informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: There’s a lot of interesting talk in the comments on the Library Juice post about the NYT arti … more →
New Director of American Jazz Museum and Cultural Tourism in Kansas City - This Week on KCUR's KC Currents
informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: This week’s KC Currents, (a show on 89.3 FM, KCUR ) will feature: Greg Carroll, the new Execut … more →
Is Librarianship Cool Now? Did I Miss Something?
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informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: Librarians 1.0, originally uploaded by agsaandjsmom. I know I’ve written about how librariansh … more →
Gamers, Gaming, and Libraries
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informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been mentally marinating on this whole “Gaming and Libraries” movement (or wh … more →
xkcd On Librarians
informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: xkcd consistently has some of the funniest, most observant, geekiest comics out there, and for that, … more →
Prometeus - The Media Revolution
informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: Prometeus – The Media Revolution In the grand tradition of EPIC 2014 and 2015, meet Prometeus, … more →
Facebook Welcomes Third-Party Developers (Are You Listening, OCLC?)
informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: Ever since Facebook has opened itself up to all users, not just those of us with .edu e-mail address … more →
The "Future Librarian" Line - Buy Early, Buy Often
informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: In my library school Capstone (final) class, we talked a lot about recruiting the next generation of … more →
Libraries are limited and obsolete
informationatrix wrote 3 years ago: In case you haven’t been keeping up to date on library goings-on in Lawrence, KS, there’ … more →
Amazon offering services for libraries
informationatrix wrote 3 years ago: During my morning Amazon browsing, I scrolled down the page and noticed, under the “More to Di … more →
Connotea - Social bookmarking for scientists
informationatrix wrote 3 years ago: If you frequently do online scientific research and have any affinity for del.icio.us, you’ll … more →
Zombies + Libraries = Awesome!
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informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: Several of my friends are serious zombie movie fans, so, when I saw that John Blyberg had posted thi … more →
Everything is Miscellaneous...Metacrap?
informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: No, everything isn’t miscellaneous metacrap. My title is a mash-up (look at me, using trendy t … more →
Excellent point about open-source
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informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been enthusiastically (and probably very naively) posting about open source for awhile no … more →
The Problem with Wikipedia
informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: A Comic from xkcd.com. Permalink. A good problem to have. I’d like to see this become a … more →
DrupalEd - Open Source for the Educational *cough*Library School*cough* Community
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informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: Meredith Farkas recently posted about DrupalEd, and from what I have gleaned from her post and from … more →
Aptana - An Open-Source Alternative to Dreamweaver?
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informationatrix wrote 2 years ago: First off, I’m not a techie, so please read my comments in that context. I am basically techno … more →
