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Scene Missing
I usually don’t write about my work at the library because a good number of solid personal reasons, but something happened today that really shook me. One portion of my job is computer instruction; I… more →
Agnostic, Maybe
A library revolution, started in part by Jane McGonigal’s TED Talk
wrote 17 minutes ago: Libraries are generally where you go to check out books; not where you go if you want to write one. … more →
Starting with Omeka: Japanese Traditional Artist Survey
wrote 5 hours ago: Kamishibai, the Japanese art of paper drama One of the first major projects I’ve begun working … more →
SWOT, What Kind of Food is This?
wrote 12 hours ago: Hahaha. Janganlah percaya kalau aku udah ngomong yang aneh-aneh. Kali ini, aku mau posting salah sat … more →
A Treasure Trove of a Find
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wrote 1 day ago: Well, for a few posts this summer I’m taking a new approach to things. Why? I thought … more →
This is What a 14th Century Manuscript Looks Like When Heated
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wrote 2 days ago: Here’s an example of a 14th century manuscript: Pope Innocent IV’s commentaries on the d … more →
Collaborative Mad Scientists: Reference Today
wrote 2 days ago: I have left and returned to this post so many times, but now finally I’m getting it out. I hav … more →
Introduction
wrote 4 days ago: Traditional Arts Indiana My name is Peggy and I’m a student at Indiana University’s Scho … more →
Seeing the Signs...Brash Signs!
wrote 5 days ago: Hey Friends! It’s been a pretty fun week here, though very wonky. Some of our work can be conf … more →
Scene Missing
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wrote 6 days ago: I usually don’t write about my work at the library because a good number of solid personal reasons, … more →
Summertime at an Academic Library
wrote 6 days ago: This is my second summer as a graduate assistant at an academic library. It’s a pretty jarring … more →
Welcome.
wrote 1 week ago: Hi, I’m Chelsea and I’m new. Like, Fresh-Out-Of-The-Oven new. Like, Not-Fully-Cooked new … more →
The Value of Information
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wrote 1 week ago: In my ever-abundant spare time, I moonlight as a master’s student. Yep, I’m getting a Ma … more →
Guest Post: Working for the Library
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wrote 1 week ago: Today’s post is by guest blogger, David J. Gary, who received his MLS from Queen’s Colle … more →
Brash Librarian Hits FLA! Again!
wrote 1 week ago: Good day, friends! Yup, it’s that time of year again! Last week, I hit the Florida Library Ass … more →
Work in Progress. New romance. Click Me Happy! (cont.) and Modified cover.
wrote 2 weeks ago: Hi all: You’ll remember I brought you the very beginning of ‘Click Me Happy!‘ las … more →
Missouri Genealogy Resources
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Missouri is lucky to have a great free genealogy resource in Missouri Digital Heritage. MDH is the s … more →
Guest Post: Why am I getting my MLIS? Because I have to.
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wrote 2 weeks ago: When I tell people I’m in graduate school studying to be a librarian, I receive the response, “You n … more →
Internship Blues
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wrote 2 weeks ago: As the concluding class of my Master of Science in Library and Information Science, I have to comple … more →
A Study of the Curriculum of Indonesia’s Existing Five Graduate LIS Programs
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Abstracts Although the library education in Indonesia has been in existence since 1952, the formal … more →
