Archive for June 8th, 2006
Are Your Faculty “Library-Ready”?
Tomorrow’s Professor has posted a piece asking its faculty readers a very interesting question: Are You a 21st-Century, Library-Ready Instructor?. Reading this piece took me back to my days in library school, during which I balanced my LIS studies (and work in the Indiana University Libraries) with my ongoing responsibilities as an instructor for the [...]
Posted: 8 June, 2006 in Faculty, Higher Education, Libraries and Learning, Worth Reading.
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Do We Need Library 3.0?
Okay, so what does Library 2.0 really mean in practice? What are the bigger implications? A dissenting opinion to Kevin Kelley’s “Scan this Book” article has been filed in the court of public opinion by the Wall Street Journal. Like John Updike, Lee Gomes thinks the idea of mixing commentary into works is a poor [...]
Posted: 8 June, 2006 in Uncategorized.
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