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ALIA Awards 2008

Posted July 24th 2008 @ 9:32 pm by tango

You better hurry, as nominations close 1st August.
Why should you care?  I’ve been thinking about how, as a profession, we don’t do enough to applaud librarians’ achievements.  There are librarians doing great things in all departments, across all sectors of libraries and we should do more to applaud them and recognise these achievements.
One way to [...]

Sprout

Posted February 27th 2008 @ 8:01 am by Bibliobudgie

Hi All,
I thought you might be interested in a new widget called Sprout. (If you have already heard of it, sorry :o)
It is still in Beta so you can’t use it yet but you can put your name down to be included in the next release, and I asume a bit of testing as well [...]

Library Bloggers Dinner

Posted February 4th 2008 @ 9:30 pm by tango

We had a great night out at Bhoj for the first annual Australian Library Bloggers’ Dinner.
In the scenic and relaxing environment of Docklands, on a balmy Melbourne summer’s night, Libraries Interact bloggers (past and present) Kathryn, Peta, CW, snail, Morgan and Michelle were joined by friends Mike, Genevieve and Tania for beautiful food, great conversation [...]

Australian Library Bloggers’ Dinner at VALA

Posted January 25th 2008 @ 7:36 pm by tango

A few of the Libraries Interact team will be in Melbourne for the VALA 2008 conference from 5th to 7th February and are getting together for dinner. We are keen to catch up with each other and with fellow bloggers and Libraries Interact readers.
So it is with great pleasure that the team from Libraries [...]

How to: Find a new world of biblioblogs with Yahoo! Pipes

Posted December 12th 2007 @ 10:23 am by Fiona Bradley

Recently, I mentioned that one of the nifty things you can do with Yahoo! Pipes is auto-translate blogs and I’ve talked a bit before about finding Japanese blogs. This is really handy if you want to subscribe to non-English blogs.
Not only will this give you a different perspective on the news we are all reading [...]

Michael Stephens’ Australian Seminars

Posted October 23rd 2007 @ 8:34 am by Fiona Bradley

Michael Stephens has announced the dates for his seminars in Australia next February and March 2008, through CAVAL:
The Hyperlinked Library: Trends, Tools and Transparency - an Expert Forum with Michael Stephens
No doubt there will be plenty of opportunities for TTW readers and fellow bloggers to meet and greet as well!

How to: Put your feeds on a diet

Posted October 2nd 2007 @ 12:31 pm by Fiona Bradley

More and more of our professional development has moved to blogs, wikis, and social software. While this means we are more up to date than ever, we are also at risk of becoming overwhelmed. You might have returned from a holiday, an intense project at work or just realised that your RSS feeds have become [...]

Updated THALI-Tags released today

Posted September 26th 2007 @ 9:57 am by techxplorer

About a month ago I wrote about a new initiative that we introduced, the THALI-Tags tag cloud. This morning an updated version of the site went live. The changes are:

Using a new Yahoo! Pipe for the analysis of posts to extract terms;
The PHP code used to generate the tag cloud was cleaned up and generally [...]

Group blogging: take our survey!

Posted September 12th 2007 @ 9:11 am by Fiona Bradley

As Kathryn mentioned on her blog, we are running a survey on group blogging, the results of which will be used for our paper at VALA2008.
If you contribute to a librarian or library group blog, we want to know what motivates you, how it started, and how you keep it going. Here are some of [...]

Join the LINT Facebook group

Posted September 6th 2007 @ 9:45 am by Fiona Bradley

We’ve started a Facebook group! If you are a reader, contributor or just interested in what Australian biblioblogging is all about, check out our Friends and Readers of Libraries Interact Facebook group.
We’d love to hear your suggestions for what we should post about on the site, ideas for projects, or even meetups!

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