Librarian by Day » library journal http://librarianbyday.net by Bobbi Newman Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:52:11 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 eBooks: Libraries at the Tipping Point – A Virtual Summit http://librarianbyday.net/2010/08/04/ebooks-libraries-at-the-tipping-point-a-virtual-summit/ http://librarianbyday.net/2010/08/04/ebooks-libraries-at-the-tipping-point-a-virtual-summit/#comments Wed, 04 Aug 2010 10:35:50 +0000 Bobbi Newman http://librarianbyday.net/?p=4364 If you’re interested in the issues surrounding ebooks and libraries take a look at this upcoming virtual summit from Library Journal and School Library Journal.* Early Bird Registration is available until August 13th. ebooks: Libraries at the Tipping Point will bring together public libraries, academic libraries, and school libraries (K-12) in a day-long virtual conference environment. The day will be presented online and will include keynote presentations and panel discussions on the evolving concept of the book in a digital world and will keep participants future-focused and actively engaged in visioning and assuring an exciting role for libraries. Attendees will have access to webcasts and live chat rooms as well as the ability to interact with speakers and exhibitors. Librarians and library administrators will learn about current best practices for library ebook collections and explore new and evolving models for ebook content discovery and delivery. Publishers and content creators will learn how to effectively identify and develop the ‘right’ content offerings for each segment of the relatively untapped library ebook market. Ebook platform vendors and device manufacturers will learn just what libraries need and want in this rapidly changing environment. The Summit will last all day with keynotes and panels [...]]]>

If you’re interested in the issues surrounding ebooks and libraries take a look at this upcoming virtual summit from Library Journal and School Library Journal.* Early Bird Registration is available until August 13th.

ebooks: Libraries at the Tipping Point will bring together public libraries, academic libraries, and school libraries (K-12) in a day-long virtual conference environment. The day will be presented online and will include keynote presentations and panel discussions on the evolving concept of the book in a digital world and will keep participants future-focused and actively engaged in visioning and assuring an exciting role for libraries. Attendees will have access to webcasts and live chat rooms as well as the ability to interact with speakers and exhibitors.

Librarians and library administrators will learn about current best practices for library ebook collections and explore new and evolving models for ebook content discovery and delivery.

Publishers and content creators will learn how to effectively identify and develop the ‘right’ content offerings for each segment of the relatively untapped library ebook market.
Ebook platform vendors and device manufacturers will learn just what libraries need and want in this rapidly changing environment.

The Summit will last all day with keynotes and panels for issues such as hot topics,  public, school, or academic libraries.

*disclosure I am a panelist at this event. Similar Posts:

]]> http://librarianbyday.net/2010/08/04/ebooks-libraries-at-the-tipping-point-a-virtual-summit/feed/ 2 Congratulations to the 2010 Movers and Shakers http://librarianbyday.net/2010/03/15/congratulations-to-the-2010-movers-and-shakers/ http://librarianbyday.net/2010/03/15/congratulations-to-the-2010-movers-and-shakers/#comments Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:50:38 +0000 Bobbi Newman http://librarianbyday.net/?p=3199 I am proud to say I know so many of the people on this years list – Josh, Matt, Amy, Jason, Steve, Brian, Maurice, Andy! Congratulations to everyone! Rebekkah Smith Aldrich Peggy Cadigan Gretchen Caserotti – Twitter Stephanie Chase Lisa Chow Maurice Coleman - T is for Training, (almost) Bald Trainer (blog) Ernie Cox – Mediacentered (blog) Monique DeLatte Ed Garcia Paul Hagon – blog Matthew Hamilton – Twitter Matthew Harp Monica Harris Ramona Harten, 2010 Brian Herzog – Swiss Army Librarian (blog), Twitter Scott Hughes Liana Juliano Laura Kasak Teresa Kiser Mandy Knapp – Save Ohio Libraries Joanna Kolendo Janice Kowemy Steve Lawson – Library Society of the World, See Also (blog) David Lindahl Georgia Lomax Denise Lyons Amy Mather Allison Miller Josh Neff – Library Society of the World, Goblin Cartoons (blog), Twitter Jason Puckett – Librarian X (blog),  Twitter Denise Raleigh Joann Ransom – Library Matters (blog) Melissa Rice Eric S. Riley Mary-Jo Romaniuk Bess Sadler – Solvitur Ambulando (blog) Sandra Sajones Bernadette Salgado Virginia Sanchez, 2010 Talia Sherer, 2010 Manya Shorr, 2010 Sarah Sogigian, 2010 Laura Solomon - Save Ohio Libraries Bethan Steward, 2010 Lisa Carlucci Thomas – Research, Twitter Bonnie Tijerina Judy Van Acker Rebecca Vnuk – [...]]]>

I am proud to say I know so many of the people on this years list – Josh, Matt, Amy, Jason, Steve, Brian, Maurice, Andy!

Congratulations to everyone!

  1. Rebekkah Smith Aldrich
  2. Peggy Cadigan
  3. Gretchen Caserotti – Twitter
  4. Stephanie Chase
  5. Lisa Chow
  6. Maurice Coleman - T is for Training, (almost) Bald Trainer (blog)
  7. Ernie Cox – Mediacentered (blog)
  8. Monique DeLatte
  9. Ed Garcia
  10. Paul Hagon – blog
  11. Matthew Hamilton – Twitter
  12. Matthew Harp
  13. Monica Harris
  14. Ramona Harten, 2010
  15. Brian Herzog – Swiss Army Librarian (blog), Twitter
  16. Scott Hughes
  17. Liana Juliano
  18. Laura Kasak
  19. Teresa Kiser
  20. Mandy Knapp – Save Ohio Libraries
  21. Joanna Kolendo
  22. Janice Kowemy
  23. Steve Lawson – Library Society of the World, See Also (blog)
  24. David Lindahl
  25. Georgia Lomax
  26. Denise Lyons
  27. Amy Mather
  28. Allison Miller
  29. Josh Neff – Library Society of the World, Goblin Cartoons (blog), Twitter
  30. Jason Puckett – Librarian X (blog),  Twitter
  31. Denise Raleigh
  32. Joann Ransom – Library Matters (blog)
  33. Melissa Rice
  34. Eric S. Riley
  35. Mary-Jo Romaniuk
  36. Bess Sadler – Solvitur Ambulando (blog)
  37. Sandra Sajones
  38. Bernadette Salgado
  39. Virginia Sanchez, 2010
  40. Talia Sherer, 2010
  41. Manya Shorr, 2010
  42. Sarah Sogigian, 2010
  43. Laura Solomon - Save Ohio Libraries
  44. Bethan Steward, 2010
  45. Lisa Carlucci Thomas – Research, Twitter
  46. Bonnie Tijerina
  47. Judy Van Acker
  48. Rebecca Vnuk – Shelf Renewal (blog)
  49. Jennifer Wann Walker, 2010
  50. Andy Woodworth – Agnostic, Maybe (blog), Twitter

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]]> http://librarianbyday.net/2010/03/15/congratulations-to-the-2010-movers-and-shakers/feed/ 8 Congratulations to Library Journal’s 2009 Movers & Shakers http://librarianbyday.net/2009/03/15/congratulations-to-library-journals-2009-movers-shakers/ http://librarianbyday.net/2009/03/15/congratulations-to-library-journals-2009-movers-shakers/#comments Sun, 15 Mar 2009 22:39:37 +0000 Bobbi Newman http://librarianbyday.wordpress.com/?p=1072 Last year I posted a list of Movers & Shakers with a link to their blogs, so I thought why not make it a tradition.  Below are the names linking to the LJ post about them and a link to their blog/wiki/website. While you’re at it check out this map that LJ put together showing the locations of M&S for 2002-2009 Maureen Ambrosino Kenning Arlitsch Barry Bailey Brian Bannon Rebecca M. Blakeley -  http://msugovdocs.blogspot.com. Erik Boekesteijn – www.shanachietour.com Chad Boeninger – libraryvoice.com Jill Bourne J. Drusilla Carter Natalie Caruso Susan Conlon Karen Coombs – www.librarywebchic.net Kim Duckett- www.lib.ncsu.edu/course Carlene Engstrom Ann Dutton Ewbank – www.fundourfuturearizona.org Lia Friedman – blog.ucsd.edu/artslib and www.theexperiment.org and radicalreference.info Dean Giustini – weblogs.elearning.ubc.ca/googlescholar; wiki: hlwiki.slais.ubc.ca; twitter: twitter.com/giustini Toby Greenwalt – www.theanalogdivide.com and twitter.com/theanalogdivide Jason Griffey – www.jasongriffey.net/wp Carey Gross – www.elflibraries.org Lisa Harris -  startwithastory.wordpress.com and  jailtutoring.wordpress.com William Harmer Sarah Houghton-Jan – LibrarianInBlack.net Ingrid Kalchthaler - http://booksandsomuchmore.blogspot.com/ Nancy J. Keane – nancykeane.com Karen Kleckner Keefe – www.onebookonezipcode.org Casey Long Laverne Mann – redlibcomic.blogspot.com Daniel Marcou – www.streetfiction.org Jamie Markus – wyominglibraries.org/trusteetrouble.html Matt L. Moran – library.com Joe Murphy – joemurphy.notlong.com Rebecca Near – www.grpl.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page Kristi L. Palmer Dave Pattern – www.daveyp.com/blog Ken Pienkos Michael Porter – libraryman.com/blog Lauren [...]]]>

ljx090302movers09slugLast year I posted a list of Movers & Shakers with a link to their blogs, so I thought why not make it a tradition.  Below are the names linking to the LJ post about them and a link to their blog/wiki/website.

While you’re at it check out this map that LJ put together showing the locations of M&S for 2002-2009

Congratulations to all the Mover & Shakers! I’m amazed at how many people on this list I’ve met and how many I can call my friends. Each and everyone of them is truly amazing and deserving of this accolade.

Please let me know if I’ve missed any links or other information!Similar Posts:

]]> http://librarianbyday.net/2009/03/15/congratulations-to-library-journals-2009-movers-shakers/feed/ 15 Congrats Movers & Shakers! http://librarianbyday.net/2008/03/16/congrats-movers-shakers/ http://librarianbyday.net/2008/03/16/congrats-movers-shakers/#comments Sun, 16 Mar 2008 16:28:25 +0000 Bobbi Newman http://librarianbyday.wordpress.com/?p=128 Library Journal’s list of Movers & Shakers is up. I grabbed this list (which includes names) from Jessamyn West’s page. All I did is add a link to the blogs if I could find one. Because we all need more blogs in our bloglines folders! Thank you to Jessamyn for putting the names with the articles and congratulations to all the Movers and Shakers! Grace Under Pressure (Maria Redburn) The Man Who Said No to Dewey (Marshall Shore) In Context (Hilary Davis) Films ‘R’ Us (Jim Cheng) Giving Back (Darci Hanning) Thrill Seeker (Allyson Mower) User-Centered Technologist (David Lee King) blog Deep Impact (Christopher Harris) blog Expanding OPACs (Steven Bowers) Multitalented (Evette Atkin) blog Pathfinder (Elisabeth Jacobsen Marrapodi) Collaborative Experimentation (Char Booth) blog Geek Librarian (Michelle Boulé) blog Metadata Man (Tim Spalding) blog Never Satisfied (Caleb Tucker-Raymond) Dynamo (Nancy Teger) Reader’s Best Friend (Jessica Moyer) Push Technology (Marcia Mardis) Direct Effects (David Rothman) blog Restoring History (Mark Greek) The Translator (Lisa Sweeney) Show Me the Evidence (Mark Vrabel) Anger into Fuel (Mario Ascencio) blog Global Thinker (Robin Kear) Life Work (Annabelle V. Núñez) On the Line (Alex Youngberg) Open Source Evangelist (Josh Ferraro) blog Leveling the Field (Jennifer Nelson) On [...]]]>

ljcover.jpgLibrary Journal’s list of Movers & Shakers is up. I grabbed this list (which includes names) from Jessamyn West’s page. All I did is add a link to the blogs if I could find one. Because we all need more blogs in our bloglines folders! ;)

Thank you to Jessamyn for putting the names with the articles and congratulations to all the Movers and Shakers!

Please let me know if I missed a link! Now you’ve got a lot of reading to do, so I’ll let you get to it!Similar Posts:

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