Tag: libraries

  • Final Project … finally done!

    Yes! My website for LIS 753 (Internet Fundemantals and Design) is finally finished! Check it out and let me know what you think! Twitter in the Library

  • Drupal vs. WordPress: Which CMS fits your library?

    Both Drupal and WordPress are content management systems that allow users the flexibility and ease of putting together a website quickly and successfully. But which one is better? And which CMS would be better for a library to use? Even though both Drupal and WordPress are popular, open source, and have large user communities, there…

  • Twitter in the Library

    What is Twitter all about? Twitter is a micro blogging and social networking service that’s easy to use and best of all — free. It allows members to post short messages that are 140 characters or less to their accounts. The social element of Twitter allows users to follow each other and monitor each other’s…

  • Effective Use of Technology in the Library — the Mobile Reference Desk

    The use of technology in libraries fascinates me. You might have noticed this since I already blogged about cloud computing and virtualization — two technologies that will play a huge role in libraries in the upcoming years. Today I want to talk about something a little different … something that’s happening in libraries right now.…

  • Why Librarians Love to Blog: Examining different types of librarian blogs

    I spent this week looking at different types of librarian blogs, and boy did that turn out to be a daunting task! There are so many library/librarian blogs out there. It seems that all librarians want to do is blog! This made me wonder, what is it that makes librarians want to blog?    …