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Posted by mace on June 12th, 2011 in Uncategorized No comments

The Lasix 40 Mg, Buy Lasix Forum @@ Online Purchase unconference (28th May–7th June 2011) is now over. There are a million videos, photos, tweets, blogposts, news-stories, This Week in Libraries -episodes, articles, gossips, stories, anecdotes and vibes to experience and to share. Surprisingly enough, everything went better than expected. The thanks belong to the unbelievably awesome group of Cycling for [...]

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Posted by mace on May 28th, 2011 in Uncategorized No comments

After the smashing kick-off party last night at the Copenhagen main library, we are totally ready to ride. Thanks copenhagers for organizing it. I loved the wagons, and so did everybody else. And the awesome Orkestar Baxtalo really got us up in the air. It was fantastic to see you all there. With support like [...]

Merja’s homework: share and learn best best practices about childrens and teenagers services

Posted by mace on May 25th, 2011 in Themes No comments

In my recent work I’m responsible about children and teenagers services – so I’m going to listen your experiments and practices in that area very carefully during the Cyc4lib. To think about this homework almost everything in the list has something to do with my daily work: communicating to customers – very important – [...]

Hal’s homework: find the most effective ways to teach students and patrons to be life-long learners by selecting the best resources and methods for searching those resources

Posted by mace on May 25th, 2011 in Themes No comments

My homework is to find the most effective ways to teach students and patrons to be life-long learners by selecting the best resources and methods for searching those resources. Most of my students and many of the patrons I deal with will only search Google and WIkipedia to find their answers. Both are great for [...]

Anne’s homework: learn about library website redesign projects

Posted by mace on May 25th, 2011 in Themes 2 comments

I am part of a working group which is preparing a new website for the library of the University of Poitiers (25 000 students). The current website adress is http://scd.univ-poitiers.fr it’s quite old-style. We are working on a complete redesign. More specifically I work on the query interfaces, metadata harvesting, valorisation of the digital production [...]

Dierk’s homework: how to make a green library?

Posted by mace on May 25th, 2011 in Themes No comments

Libraries have always been the keeper of the cultural heritage of mankind. But with the advent of the industrial era mankind threatens the very foundation of our existence, nature. Now, libraries as keeper of knowledge and educators of society can play a key role in saving the environment and allow for technical advance at the [...]

Amelia’s homework: mobile apps for libraries

Posted by mace on May 24th, 2011 in Themes 1 comment

Mobile devices and their applications are transforming the landscape of personal computing and information access. I want to start thinking about how we can incorporate mobile apps into the information services that libraries provide to users. What are the tools, skills, and resources that librarians need to build mobile applications for our libraries? How should [...]

Claudia’s homework: what was the library of your grandparents like?

Posted by mace on May 24th, 2011 in Themes No comments

For my homework I wanted to propose something that is related to my recent interest in understanding how/if informational needs change in time. I have a question that i would like to ask each of you – so you’ll probably see me cornering you with my voice recorder to ask you this: how did the [...]