Archive for July, 2010

Missing 30 posts in 30 days? Why not try “Librarian Day (Week) in the Life” ?

Posted July 23rd 2010 @ 9:55 pm by Kathryn Greenhill

I enjoyed watching everyone flex their bloggy muscles during June, but maybe we need another exercise to keep up the impetus. I’m being selfish here – I want to read more Australian library blog posts… And maybe some people who did not join in in June could test the waters? Bobbi Newman from the Librarian [...]

Viral marketing, YouTube and Library Love

Posted July 17th 2010 @ 11:54 am by naomidoessel

OK so the Twitterverse has been a aflutter at the awesome campaign by @oldspice that has taken the internet by storm over the last few days. If you were hiding under a rock, for some background reading – and watching – check out here, here, and here. And if you open up the Old Spice [...]

#ALIAAccess #TweetUp and other social events!

Posted July 16th 2010 @ 1:09 pm by naomidoessel

Over on the Twittersphere we are discussing have a meeting of twitter library folk just prior to #ALIAAccess / @ALIAAccess. @flexnib rightly tweets: #aliaaccess will be one big tweet up However as the conference dinner is Dine-Around, the conference is multi-streamed and we come from all walks of LibraryLand, we may not all get a [...]

Been involved in an interesting project? Contribute a chapter to an ALA anthology!

Posted July 2nd 2010 @ 5:50 pm by naomidoessel

During our recent #blogeverydayofjune challenge, someone lamented on the lack of scholarly Library literature coming out of Australia. Well, here’s our opportunity to change that, by contributing to ALA anthologies on practicing librarians. We all know that so many Australian libraries and librarians are doing great things in their communities. Every month I get fantastic [...]

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Day 30: Assorted sentences from the finish line

Posted July 1st 2010 @ 9:45 pm by Morgan

This post is just an account of day 30. It wasn’t intended to be a reflection on the whole June blogging challenge, but sometimes it does this anyway. The idea for this final round up post is three-fold: being comprehensive while maintaining simplicity and laziness. I’m posting a snippet, a single sentence, from every single [...]

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