I was interviewed by Lauren Hays for Lucidea about the forthcoming book. Lauren asked about why I wrote the book, who it it intended for, and why I think this approach to wellness at work is so important. You can read the full interview here. Continue reading Interview for Lucidea about the Forthcoming Book
I recently had the honor to be invited to talk with Kayhan B., Erin Anderson, and Doug Mirams hosts of the Bibliotech podcast. We talked about all sorts of things including but not limited to: ebooks, transiteracy, the echo chamber, change, the future of libraries, and This is What a Librarian Looks Like. Links to articles etc that I mentioned: Nominate a Librarian – John Jackson Great … Continue reading My Guest Appearance On The Bibliotech Podcast
The OITP Digital Literacy Task Force released it’s official definition of digital literacy this week on the District Dispatch blog. The short definition is accompanied by a six page primer (not yet available) that provides more in-depth information. Digital literacy is the ability to use information and communication technologies to find, evaluate, create, and communicate information requiring both cognitive and technical skills. I am part of this task force … Continue reading The Definition of Digital Literacy
Last month I (finally) had the opportunity to speak to Steve Thomas of Circulating Ideas. We had been trying to get together since April when I first met him at a meeting of the North Georgia Library Association. I’ve been a big supporter of Steve and Circulating Ideas since it was a twinkle in his eye so of course I was thrilled to finally be … Continue reading My Interview on Circulating Ideas
I was interviewed by our local NPR station about the Grant we got for our mobile computing lab. I know I’m a geek, I’m so thrilled to be on NPR. It’s really short, but you can read the blurb and listen here! Continue reading My 5 Seconds of Fame
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