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22 Mar 2006

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CiL: Blogs as Customer Communication & Collboration Tools

Christina Pikas, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab; Susan Klopper, Emory University; Clara Hudson, University of Scranton Library Christina spoke about the implementation of blogs on the APL Intranet, starting with their first, less-successful efforts, followed by their current implementation (much more successful, from the sounds of it).The institution decided to implement a blog for [...]


CiL: New Website Tools & Technologies: Tool Envy

Jason A. Clark, Montana State University and Karen Coombs, University of Houston Jason started out the session talking about AJAX (Asynchronous Javascript and XML), was essential as far as I’m concerned, since the talk about AJAX is exploding, but does everyone really know what makes it so cool? Maybe they do, maybe they know some [...]


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22 Mar 2006

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CiL: arrival

We got to DC over an hour late yesterday — we’re almost certain our pilot simply slept in as we were in the plane, on the tarmac for over an hour before he showed up. So, an hour late means that I missed “Wikis in Action”, the Wednesday morning session that I was really looking [...]


next up: CiL

I’m attending my very first Computers in Libraries this week & I can’t wait! I’m presenting at a couple of sessions (on IM) and a panel (Dead Tech), and I plan to blog the rest of the conference sessions I attend too, so stay tuned. There are loads of bloggers this year, keep your eyes [...]




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