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First spotted on Walt’s blog, and seen on many others since, here are the first sentences of the first posts of every month in 2007 here at bwal.net. The missing August and September? That’s not me forgetting my months of the year, it’s me being a hopelessly inconsistent and generally lazy blogger. Can you expect [...]
Got back yesterday from the 2nd Annual E-Info Global Symposium at the University of Alabama Huntsville, which focused on technology, innovation and change in academic libraries. And what a great conference it was! Excellent speakers, fascinating conversations, and fabulously friendly people (those Southerners!). I did something I haven’t done in a good, long time: I [...]
Today was good. I gave a quickie guest lecture at my friend Laura Anderson’s Intro to Reference class at the Faculty of Information Studies at the University of Toronto. I mentioned in the class that I felt like I was trapped in a weird personal time warp because the last time I was in a [...]
I was on research leave for four weeks this summer, and I spent my time exploring information architecture, usability, and user experience design. I had good intentions of blogging throughout my leave, both about the topic in specific, and the research leave process in general, but for whatever reason, it didn’t happen. I still have [...]
Remember me? I used to blog here. It was with a great deal of sheepishness that I sent off my request for a “Blogger” ribbon for Internet Librarian. I fully expected a response that said “Ha ha! A Blogger ribbon for you? Good one!”, but, of course, the Information Today folks are too polite for [...]
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