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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.Libology Blog
Established July 2006
ISSN: 1946-1852
by Rick Mason
Tag Archives: Alabama
Make Your Own Mini Read Poster
There is now a READ Mini Poster creation tool on the American Library Association web site which lets you upload a photo into one of four templates. This is a neat offering, with a couple of caveats: The positioning tool … Continue reading
Michael Gorman’s Sleep of Reason
Michael Gorman, former president of ALA, has riled up some people with his posts on Britannica Blog titled Web 2.0 : The Sleep of Reason (part I) and (part II). He makes some excellent points about scholarship and the perils … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Open Access
Tagged Alabama, Free Range Librarian, Librarian.net, Michael Gorman, president, Reason
Michael Gorman, Reason
Michael Gorman, web publishers
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ALA In Focus
The first segment of “ALA In Focus”, an online video detailing the inner workings of various areas of the American Library Association, features Gwendolyn Prellwitz, Program Officer for the ALA Office of Diversity & Spectrum. The video is fantastic to … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Libraries, RFS, Video
Tagged ALA Office of Diversity & Spectrum, Alabama, American Library Association, Gwendolyn Prellwitz, John Chrastka, online video, Program Officer, Reaching Forward South, The Shifted Librarian, USD, webmaster
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My non-library blog reads
Through Karen Schneider’s blog, I have been pseudo-assigned to post 5 non-library blogs that I read. Here they are, in alphabetical order (hey, I work in a library… feel lucky I didn’t classify them via LC or Dewey): A List … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, fiveblogs
Tagged Alabama, btw, Hilary Rodham, Karen Schneider, Robert Reich, The Liminal Librarian, web design information
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