ALIA SA recently ran a Basic Wikis 101 workshop which was a great success! The workshop is part of the ALIA SA Basic 101 Workshop series which gives participants the chance to learn about Web 2.0 technologies in a hands-on environment. Check out photos of the workshop in action here…
Attendees were introduced to the [...]

ALIA SA is presenting the following workshop as part of our Basic 101 workshop series (other topics planned for 2007 include Flickr, Podcasting, RSS & Second Life)
A practical hands-on workshop which will show you:

what a wiki is
some possible uses for wikis
look at Wikipedia in a new way
post to our workshop wiki or create your [...]

In early October I posted to LINT asking the question, “What exactly makes a systems librarian?“. In the post I asked all readers of LINT what they thought should be the course of study that I should take. I got a number of responses both in comments to the post, and via email. I took [...]

ALIA SA recently ran a Blogging 101 session for interested South Australian library folks which was a great success. Attendees were provided with an overview of blogging and how to do it, and from all accounts (see their Blogging Basics 101 blog), everyone had a great time and learned a lot.
Kate Sinclair, one of the [...]

I’ve been thinking lately about what makes a systems librarian. I’ve been thinking for a while about continuing my education and I am determined to start postgraduate study next year. The big question is, what course should I choose? As I am currently employed in a library as a systems librarian (and I want a [...]

Last Wednesday I was fortunate to be able to attend a seminar on E-Repositories presented by the ALIA Information Science SA and the Joint University Library Staff Development Group, which is a collaboration between the three Universities here in Adelaide.
The speakers were:

Katie Blake, from the ARROW Project
Jenny Quilliam, from the University of South Australia
Amanda Nixon, [...]