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Library Camp Australia- Signup’s Now Open

Posted July 26th 2011 @ 10:21 am by katejf

The wait is over.  The signup’s for Library Camp Australia are open, so reserve your place fast. Head on over to our registration page and let us know you’re coming. Places are limited, so be quick! Library Camp Australia is going to be held at the State Library of Western Australia on Monday 19th September. The fact [...]

Library Day in the Life – Round 7

Posted July 25th 2011 @ 6:09 am by Michelle

Somehow, I nearly missed this!  Today starts Round 7 in the Library Day in the Life Project. “The Library Day in the Life Project is a semi-annual event coordinated by Bobbi Newman  of Librarian by Day. Twice a year librarians, library staff and library students from all over the globe share a day (or week) in their life [...]

Days 22-23 #blogjune – another catch-up

Posted June 24th 2011 @ 7:31 pm by Deborah Fitchett

The day-to-day NewGradLibrarian revives “A Day in the Life”.  Penny posts her own hectic day.  And Tania plans to scrapbook a Week in the Life. Professional professionals ACrystelle is planning an upcoming conference paper about her out-of-the-ordinary job. Sophie Mac reports on a Teaching and Learning Forum and JayGee reports on a webinar experience. Joy [...]

Sunday #blogjune doggerel

Posted June 20th 2011 @ 11:51 pm by Kathryn Greenhill

  Sunday morning coffee and Lazy Sunday Afternoon, For the bloggers from #blogjune So what do librarians away from work do ? Frances visits the Supreme Court , While Kelly runs for sport, And Fiona has problems shooting through .   Tony is into stitchonomy, Alisa audits her PLE, While Janelle cools off at Long [...]

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Day 15 #blogjune – Halfway there

Posted June 16th 2011 @ 10:43 am by Deborah Fitchett

The “Five Books Meme” continues, with Mal Booth, NewGradLibrarian, Macaronic, and Peta climbing aboard. Then the “Add exponentially to Deborah’s to-read list” theme continues with: Following flexnib’s suggestion of creating a “100 articles every librarian must read” list, Kathryn Greenhill starts the ball rolling with 40 articles plus a Zotero group where we can add [...]

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Day 10 #blogjune (late)

Posted June 12th 2011 @ 4:57 pm by CW

I don’t know if there was a theme to Friday’s posts. People are certainly writing about interesting topics! Elissa ponders the differences between blogging and academic writing. This is a lesson some writers of library blogs need to learn too… Corin tells us about a photography project he’s working on: 52 Laughs - This project has [...]

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Days 8-9: #blogjune Double Feature

Posted June 10th 2011 @ 5:55 pm by Deborah Fitchett

Cunningly timed to give you plenty of weekend reading! Seven Things Katejf, FromMelbin, jobeaz, Teresa Bennett, a Public Librarian, Lutie, and Alethea all tackle the seven things meme. Help wanted Katejf asks about apps for iPad for research Kathryn Greenhill asks what people are doing well professionally/in their libraries Miss Sophie Mac asks for library-related [...]

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Day 7 #blogjune roundup: Tuesday’s child is full of grace

Posted June 8th 2011 @ 9:41 am by Michelle

Wow, a week already completed in the Blog Every Day of June challenge.  Its amazing the breadth and depth of posts coming out – how all our bloggers manage to come up with something new, fresh and interesting every day amazes me. So our Tuesday’s children may not be full of grace, but they have [...]

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Day 5 #blogjune roundup. Sunday, Sunday…

Posted June 6th 2011 @ 5:06 pm by Kathryn Greenhill

So – what was on the minds of our bloggers on Sunday 5 June? Study, work, going out, sex, tech and food. Sounds about right for a mob of librarians. (Not to let the side down, I made sure that there was at least one post about a cat in there ). Study Fiona asked [...]

Day 3 #blogjune roundup

Posted June 4th 2011 @ 8:27 pm by CW

I must confess to experiencing some difficulty keeping up with all the posts from Friday – already?? you ask – and so if I miss anyone in this summary, please accept my apologies. It’s the usual case of human operator failure, rather than anything else. The range of topics was definitely impressive. We had posts [...]

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