Showing posts with label libraries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label libraries. Show all posts

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Smart People Use Smart Libraries



I hope you enjoy this quite clever video. Makes one proud to be of Irish descent.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Hard Times in Libraries

Times are really tough in Libraryland these days...or is this the ultimate in recycling? Popcorn fish would beat the shedding fluff that goes everywhere from jiffy bag packing, but probably smell pretty rank by the time it was delivered in any heat.

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Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Google is good. Libraries are better.

This seemed appropriate to include after previous post..fair and balanced, right?

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Nailed 'Em -- Library Crime

Think this kid will understand why he was banned from the library? I wonder if they kick out tourists who come to read the newspaper too?

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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Just to say Thanks to Library Staff for All You Do


Since 2004 in order to recognize the hard work, dedication, and expertise of library support staff and librarians The U. S. Congress has proclaimed the Tuesday of National Library Week be designated National Library Workers Day; and, that on that day, interested library workers, library groups, and libraries should advocate for better compensation for all library workers.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

"Every Day is Full of Teachable Moments""

On the CBS Early Show this morning Kenneth C. Davis, author of the Don't Know Much About series, talked with Harry Smith about the importance of staying informed in 2009. How to do it? " Go to the public library. "Librarians should be in charge of things. They're helpful and it's free." Did he also say librarians should run the government? Or was that just my wishful thinking?


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Saturday, December 6, 2008

Web 2.0 , Connectivity, and Possibilities

This YouTube video "The Connected Student" has me really exhilarated. Presented in the style of the Common Craft videos, it demonstrates very effectively how Web 2.0 enables connectivity and excitement to be added to education. While this video demonstrates the experience of a high school student, imagine it carried through into lifelong learning! Libraries need to figure out how they can be a part of this.