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Whew. I’m beginning to think that the quality of a conference is directly proportional to your level of fatigue by the end of it. I’m exhausted! I gave a session on IM to-day, the presentation is here and the handout is here. Here are the links to the staff training materials [...]
OLA Super Conference
Presenter: Michael Stephens, St. Joseph County Public Library
I finally got to meet Michael Stephens, after years of reading his blog and admiring his work! I was pretty-well sitting back and enjoying his talk for the most part, so this is mostly summary stuff.
Update: Michael’s presentation materials are here.
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- blog as tool, CMS, software, [...]
OLA Super Conference
Presenter: Beth Jefferson, BiblioCommons
Beth worked with Ranganathan’s five principles to frame her talk (which provided great context, but I only got notes on four of them! Bad, bad conblogger). She also worked in some examples of work that’s being done on the Oakville Public Library’s website redesign (which is not live [...]
OLA Super Conference
Presenter: Stephen Abram, Sirsi Dynix
A talk by Stephen Abram is seriously difficult to blog! His talks are engaging, entertaining, and provocative, and apart from living in fear of not doing him justice, I also just can’t type that fast. Here are just a few of the nuggets I managed to jot [...]
OLA Super Conference
Presenter: Doug Horne, University of Guelph
Update: Doug’s presentation is available here (ppt).
- Interested in user behaviour and how to use it for services
- syndication of info is at a pioneering stage
- it’s a fad – overblown by the media; misunderstood; content is 90% fluff; based on a cool toy.
- It’s relevant. It’s going [...]
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