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Here’s a site to practice your web searching skills: a Google a Day. Be careful. You might find yourself wasting as much time here as you would on Facebook, LOLcats, or whatever your fancy. Have fun! via @SwissArmyLib
Want to co-browse a website with another person at the same time? Check out channel.me. Share the link via Facebook or through email, and your friend can open the website and view with you in real time. Chat together, add notes, switch to other pages – this is pretty neat. One (big) issue is channel.me doesn’t [...]
It’s official: the Internet Public Library (IPL) and Librarian’s Internet Index (LII) merged today. Check out the new and improved website, with ever-so-much-more trustworthy, authoritative, librarian-approved resources.
Remember when MTV and Vh1′s programming consisted of music videos 24-7? My memory goes back to 1987 when Tracy Chapman’s Fast Car video appeared on the TV screen – it was the first music video I saw as a wee lil’ tot. I’ve heard folks make comments about how MTV and Vh1 rarely show music [...]
Library fans, MLIS students, and librarians alike – I discovered a new online resource today via the National Center for Educational Statistics: Library Statistics Program – Compare Public Libraries. Ok, I bet most of you librarians knew about this resource already, but for a rookie MLIS student, it was new to me. As I played [...]
