If you have ten minutes to spare, please take this survey asking a few questions about how RFID is being used in libraries. [vtlib]
TechEssence and blog people generally
You probably saw it someplace else already, but I can’t get over the amazing list of superstars who will be contributing to TechEssence.info, a new site about “accurate, understandable explanations of important information technologies for libraries.” The site runs on drupal and is already an eye-catcher both in looks and content.
I’m envisioning some sort of future Laff-a-lympics that pitts the TechEssence folks against the LJ TechBlog team versus the ALA Techsource bloggers with their longstanding grudge match against the PLA Bloggers and the scrappy LISNewsters. I guess I’d be somewhere in the peanut gallery, someone will have to be there to blog about it, right?
a handsome and familiar site for the library association of ireland
One of the things that is a little mysterious to people who are new to blogging is how people you mention on your blog seem to show up in your comments whenever their names come up. Simple, we use Technorati; in WordPress it’s even built into the dashboard of the software. In this fashion, I found the WordPress hosted blog for the Library Association of Ireland. Pretty lovely and professional looking site, don’t you think?
survey: weblog use by librarians
Please take a few minutes and take this survey by library science doctoral student John Upchurch.
survey: libraries and change
Michael Casey is asking people to fill out a brief survey about libraries and change. Tell him what you think! [LiB]