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What about libraries? That’s the question on our minds as the world declares its love for massive open online courses, or MOOCs. Libraries are a major part of universities, but they’re almost entirely missing from the MOOC conversation. That’s a big mistake. Libraries offer resources, from research to licensing support, that are essential to the future of MOOCs as they grow both in numbers and in
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November 6th, 2012 by Ellyssa Kroski I was sorry to miss the stellar Internet Librarian 2012 conference this year, but luckily they have made many of their presentations available online. Here are ten which I particularly enjoyed. Google Search Secrets: 50 Tips! – Greg Notess Libraries Transformed : Research on the changing role of libraries – Lee Rainie Research Tools on the iPad – Renee Ramig
10,000 Tweeting Librarians…Did You Make the List? | iLibrarian
September 18th, 2012 by Ellyssa Kroski Twitter Lists are a fantastic way to organize and view different groups of people you subscribe to. For example you could create (or just subscribe to) a Librarians Twitter List which would consist of all the librarians you want to follow, as well as a list for celebrities, or maybe technology. Luckily you don’t have to start from scratch because many lists h
10 Quirky Libraries – Part I | iLibrarian
August 31st, 2012 by Ellyssa Kroski Nearly every library is quirky in its own way, but here are five which might be a bit more eccentric than most. Professor Richard Macksey’s Library The private library of Johns Hopkins University professor Richard Macksey, this awe-inspiring collection is comprised of over 70,000 books, a large collection of manuscripts, and some art works, all worth an estimate
10 Most Popular Book-Related Boards on Pinterest | iLibrarian
August 29th, 2012 by Ellyssa Kroski Pinterest, the social photo sharing website, has quickly become one of the most popular Web destinations online today. If you’re thinking of setting up a Pinterest account and some book-related pinboards on behalf of your library, you may want to check out some of these most successful (and highly followed) boards for inspiration. Jane Wang’s Books 2,457,332 fo
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