I checked SJCPL subject guides. I liked their simple, clear instructions . The help sheets attached to databases are usefully placed and uncomplicated. Subject guides are informative, to-the-point and accessible. There are ideas I could use.
Library success: a best practices wiki - the coverage of topics is wide-ranging and relevant to current library trends and interests. I liked the tips page for getting started on the right foot.
LISWiki - I enjoyed reading a number of the blogs here. The ideas and technological applications from so many librarians interested me. I liked reading Info Junkie and the responses it attracted. I became aware of the value of blogging and wikis to a number of librarians. Wikis could be a good way of consolidating and reviewing ideas and procedures without lots of time consuming meetings.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Reminder of how libraries are changing
A reminder of the changing sights and sounds of the library . What does this mean about what is going on behind the noise and machines?
Thoughts on getting started
This looks like a good opportunity to learn to use some new tools and apply them for a better web communication. It is great that it is self-paced and not too time consuming. Some blogs I have checked look as if they are a timely communication with their audience and provide valuable feedback. I would like to use that aspect of this technology.
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