A Bunch of New to Me Library Blogs
May 30th, 2006I’ve been saving these up since the last time. Lots of goodies.
+ Mr. Mustache - “I am a reference librarian with experience in both the public and state government fields. I am doing this on a whim, sort of like the mustache I grew when I was 19 and still have in my 50’s.”
+ The L Files - “Welcome to The L files, the Library’s new communication channel, which aims to provide you with information on new services and tips on making the most of our resources and services to help” - From Bond University - The library also has RSS Feeds for new titles added to the law and main library. Nice.
+ Goffman - “Dedicated to the memory of William Goffman and providing information for the students enrolled in LIS 2000: Understanding Information, at the School of Information Sciences, University of Pittsburgh through the use of “Web 2.0″ technologies.”
+ Physics Information Fluency - “For several years, I have been presenting information about information fluency to science faculty, especially faculty who attend the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) meetings. I have crated this blog in order to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas about adding information fluency to physics curriculum.” (via EngLib)
+ Blog of the Prism Fellows - “An on-line collaboration of the Prism Plus Fellows at University of Rhode Island, all Master’s candidates in Library and Information Science. Discussion of library-related issues, information literacy, cultural diversity, and working with underserved populations.” - This one excited me. Subscribed!
+ Carolyne’s pages of interest - “I am a female, Canadian, solo, corporate, chemistry, engineering, professional librarian (with an engineering degree). Manager of the Library at the Xerox Research Centre of Canada for the last 18 years.”
+ Western Kentucky University Libraries Blog - “The goal of the UL Blog is to provide the UL’s patrons timely and useful information about the UL’s services, resources, and its community outreach events and projects. It aims at increasing patrons’ interest in the UL’s web sites and patrons’ interaction with librarians and staff.”
+ LINC Technical Services Task Force Web - “A place to find and share the latest updates on LINC cataloging policies and practices.”
+ Musings of a librarian - “If only my thoughts were as logical as the Dewey Decimal System”
+ The Relevant Library - ” This blog* is maintained by Chris Bates, a Senior Library Manager for the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County (PLCMC).” (via Library Crunch)
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