This article is sickening, however the rebuttal is great!
In case you missed Facebook and Social Media with Sandra J. Brekke and Shannon Meaney from Stanford, you can go to the Midday Archives page to view the recording. The webinar covered lots of useful information about Facebook Fan pages and L
Using Google Sites to Create an E-Portfolio
E-portfolios are back by popular demand!
In May, we presented an introductory Webinar on e-portfolios, during which nearly 300 participants learned what an e-portfolio was and what tools could b
Midday at the Oasis is the monthly webinar presented by the Pacific Southwest Region of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine on various topics of interest to health sciences librarians and others. The Midday at the Oasis webinar highlights topics such as databases from the National Library of Medicine, mobile options, and new trends in health care and librarianship. Midday at the Oasis is usually held the third Wednesday of every month from 1-2 PM (PT). One hour of MLA Continuing Education Credit is available for most sessions. To be eligible for CE credits, attendees must register in advance. To view previous presentations, go to the archives page.
When: September 19, 2012
1-2PM (Pacific) | 10-11AM (Hawaii) | 1-2PM (Arizona) | 9-10AM (American Samoa) | 6-7AM Thursday (Guam)
Presentation Title: Facebook and Social Media
Presenters: Sandra J. Brekke and Shannon Meaney
Doodle eliminates the chaos of scheduling and saves you a lot of time and energy when you’re trying to find a time to bring a number of people together. The service is used for business and personal scheduling by more than 10 million people per month. Instead of using just one option, Doodle enables you to propose several dates and times and the participants can indicate their availability online. You’ll find the perfect time to meet in a quick and easy way no matter how many people and calendars are involved
What do you think of these new privacy screens, good, bad? Are the libraries doing the right thing?
As we all know Meebo is shutting down their chat service July 11, 2012. Libraries that use this easy and efficient chat services have less then a month to decide what alternative chat service they would like to use. Some that I have heard about, that seem like a good close match to Meebo are, Zoho, ebuddy and library H3lp.
Here are some sites that may help in your search:
http://www.ghacks.net/2012/06/10/with-meebo-shutting-down-here-are-some-alternatives/
http://www.libsuccess.org/index.php?title=Online_Reference
http://www.lassanamagassa.com/2012/06/meebo-messenger-is-shutting-down-now-what/
Awesome… library advocacy at its best, what an innovator~
