JISC has posted a guide to microblogging – what it is, why you might want to, and how you should. Excellent stuff.
Archive for August, 2009
Categories
- Apple (3)
- blog (2)
- CNI (1)
- code4lib (3)
- Conferences (2)
- Design (3)
- digital libraries (9)
- Digital Persistence (1)
- digital preservation (1)
- Django (1)
- eBooks (3)
- GRL 2020 (1)
- Hardware (4)
- iPad (2)
- JISC (1)
- Librarianship (6)
- LibraryFind (1)
- OAI-ORE (1)
- OCLC (1)
- Programming (1)
- Python (1)
- Uncategorized (2)
- User Interface (3)
- workshops (2)
Tweets
- Apple's Ping would be much better if you could post and like on music in your library, not just music in the itunes store.2010/09/03 09:11
- trying out Siri2010/08/25 06:13
- NBP: Librarians are *the* search experts...
http://digitallibrarian.org/?p=1212010/08/19 13:49 - NBP: What do we want from Discovery? Maybe it's to save the time of the user....
http://digitallibrarian.org/?p=1192010/08/18 12:05 - Replaced car battery. Onto super scooby doo secret project fun.2010/08/16 18:33
Search
- Librarians are *the* search experts…
- What do we want from Discovery? Maybe it’s to save the time of the user….
- Putting a library in Starbucks
- 1 week of iPad
- Apples and Oranges
- Wild Guess: New apple tablet will have a zoomable 3D UI
- PIL report on how college students seek information
- JISC guide to microblogging
- To purposely restrict internet access
- Mobile Access to the Library at Oregon State
- ranti: Is this not one of those chicken-egg thingy? If one needs data before one chooses to implement a discovery tool, one needs to implement the discovery
- Doug Ransom: I think this will be the ideal device for those who are not interested in maintaining and backing up a computer. This will be a great device for peop
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