A post at Tame the Web by Juliette Loebl (an MLIS student) makes me a bit jealous!
I am not tech-savvy. I would never hire myself to design a professional-looking website, or create a complex database. Yet, during the last year and a half, in library school, I have had the opportunity to experiment with new [...]

I have just received my grades for my third term - straight A’s! Now I have one more term (starting on the 25th) and then I’ll have my MLIS! Boy, will that be a relief!

Well, it looks like Jenkins is looking for a new Web Assistant. If you live in Philly and are looking for part time work, this is the place to go!

Blogs Subject to Selective Service for Digital Library

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searchCrystalsearchCrystal is a search visualization tool that enables you to compare, remix and share results from the best web, image, video, blog, tagging, news engines or RSS feeds.
Free Library-related eLearning sites - Library 2.0

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Everyone always wonders how I juggle everything - a full-time job, full-time masters program, part-time blogging, and the occasional article and presentation. Well - I think it has finally happened! I think I’m burned out. At least I think that’s what I’m feeling.
I still have the drive to do everything [...]

Kevin?s Worklog » My Mini Metadata Manifesto

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I have submitted all of my finals! That means I have time to read and time to write again Keep and eye out as I catch up on everything I’ve missed.

TaskFreak! web based task manager / todo list written in PHP

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ALA TechSource | Open-Source Software for LibrariesCasey Bisson, with the help of Jessamyn West and Ryan Eby, reports on open-source software (OSS) and its use and importance in libraries in the third issue of Library Technology Reports in 2007.
SirsiDynix OneSource: Building Capacity for Learning, Change, and Innovation
LexisNexis Media Relations - June 03, 2007 News ReleaseLexisNexis [...]

The Future of OCLC ?
Steven Bell’s Keeping Up Web SiteIf you’re not keeping up, you’re falling behind.

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Web-Based Instant Messengers: A Mini-Guide - Robin Good’s Latest News
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Seven Questions About the Future - part 1Librarians talking about the future.
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Homework & Finals Pile
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Lately all I’ve had time to do is write my finals. I have a legal pathfinder, a legal final exam (all essays), a cataloging exam (10 questions), a cataloging project (4 originally cataloged records) and a paper on how to apply six sigma to a library! This [...]

Boy - today I just keep finding confirmation of every buy out I’ve talked about in the last month. First it was Ebay and StumbleUpon now it’s Google and Feedburner.
FeedBurner, which has more than 400,000 publishers on its network, will beef up Google’s own AdSense publisher network, particularly among blogs, where FeedBurner is stronger [...]

I wrote last month that Ebay wanted StumbleUpon - well it has happened.
The $75 million cash acquisition gives eBay access to about 2.3 million people who have filled out profiles at StumbleUpon, founded in 2001 by three Canadian software engineers in Calgary. The venture capital-funded company, which recently relocated to San Francisco, is [...]

How did I miss this? I got an email today from Carol Connell Cannon, director of the Lee Memorial Library in NJ and fellow Juniata College Alum. She points me to the fact that you can cite titles you find in WorldCat in (what I assume is) every format. Very handy!!
I usually use [...]

Innovate - June/July 2007 Volume 3, Issue 5This issue opens with two features that explore the characteristics, needs, and expectations of current students in higher education, followed by three features that illustrate specific examples of innovative practice. Our issue then concludes with two fe
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Google Maps takes it to the streets - CNET News.comNew street-level view in Google Maps shows panoramas and offers zoom-in feature to read signs.Images: Google’s view from the street
Attracting the twentysomething worker - May 28, 2007

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