If your patrons could check out books on tape loaded onto this cute little number, do you think circulation might increase? [thanks scully]
Author: jessamyn
TTW: Libraries Doing Cool Things with iPods
Of course if you’re aksing questions like “how can I use this nifty technology in my library?” you know Michael will have something to say about it.
mazel tov Dan!
Hey my pal Dan won an award from LITA, congrats Dan!
Chudnov led in the creation of two online communities (oss4lib and usrlib) and in the organization of successful hackfests at Access2003 and Access2004. He has been described by a colleague as “a continual source of new ideas, and seems to be able to effortlessly bring people together to collaborate.” Most recently, Chudnov led in the development of Unalog, an open source link sharing application that is finding wide usage and acceptance. Another colleague said, “no one is more influential in the area of Open Source software and the use of technology for social computing in libraries than Dan Chudnov.”
ukebook
Ukulele books. NOT books about ukuleles.
learn about the broadcast flag
I have been really interested in the Broadcast Flag and its ongoing legal battles as more DRM-ish pro-business anti-consumer legislation that could negatively impact libraries. This was even before I learned that the ALA was challenging it in court. Learn more about the Broadcast Flag from Cory Doctorow.