This was a presentation by Lee Rainie of the Pew Internet and American Life Project of some of the data that Pew has recently gathered. I find Pew’s work fascinating and Rainie an interesting speaker, so I make sure to … Continue reading
This was, again, an interesting session about something I’m not doing right at this moment, but might consider for later. I’m a (board) gamer myself, so I usually try to go to at least one session about gaming so I … Continue reading
As the title suggests, there was a lot going on in this session. The three speakers included a library dean (Paula Kaufman), a digital humanities director (Laura Mandell), and a digital humanities librarian (Glen Worthey). Although, as Glen Worthey pointed … Continue reading
Back in April, I attended ACRL and was quite pleased to see that there was more information on accessibility in libraries, and ALA continued this trend. I wasn’t able to go to many of the sessions related to this topic, … Continue reading
I am writing up my notes from ALA 2013 and thought it might be nice to post some of them here where people can see them. I’m doing this one session at a time, and I’ll start with the Unconference; … Continue reading
