I’d grown up with online communities, places where the conversation was great but you never got to meet the people you were talking to. And I’d grown up with real-world communities, the people aro...
cross-posted from Hypermarc OK, so Plan A didn’t come together. I had fully intended to blog as I progressed through the book and, life got in the way, and that didn’t happen. I did po...
Cross-posted from Hypermarc I just finished Clay Shirky’s Here Comes Everybody and, while I don’t consider this my typical end of a book type reflection, the last page has resonated with m...
Cross-posted from Hypermarc Bennett, Maton and Kervin do an outstanding job of breaking down the issues surrounding what I’m calling the myth of the digital native in their 2008 paper, The ‘di...
Cross-posted from Hypermarc As is the pattern with me (if you can describe anything I do as having a pattern), I’ve been blogging about aspects of the Hyperlinked Library for the past couple of ...
He’s my newest VBFF (is a virtual best friend forever a thing?) I’ve just finished reading his contribution to the Cluetrain Manifesto. If you are one of the dedicated few who have hun...
Cross posted from Hypermarc As I’ve done in the past, I will be blogging through the process of the reading Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations with a bigger pict...
This is a summative post speaking mostly about of Lankes’ idea of “Library as Conversation” applies to my school library environment. It is cross-posted from Hypermarc. OK, Coles N...