Archive for November, 2006

Rainbow ball and party invitation notecard

Posted November 30th 2006 @ 11:38 pm by Kathryn Greenhill

Tonight I learned how to create a notecard, created my second ever object and made it so that the notecard displays when the object is touched. The notecard is a party invitation to the LINT end of year party. The object is a HUGE tie-dyed sphere at the door to the building. Hypatia and I [...]

Librarians in the Guardian

Posted November 30th 2006 @ 6:33 am by CW

Thanks to the Librarian In Black for this – a feature on librarianship in The Guardian: “The sheer range and complexity of electronic sources, library leaders say, means librarians have their work cut out keeping workers and the public ahead of the information game.” The article quotes Martin Molloy, president of the Chartered Institute of [...]

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tips for SL

Posted November 29th 2006 @ 11:17 am by snail

Stephen Abram has posted a list of tips to help folk find their way in Second Life.

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Events calendar for Info Islands

Posted November 29th 2006 @ 7:56 am by Kathryn Greenhill

New librarians tours, art displays, seminars, lectures and “how to make objects” classes are some of the events held on the Info Islands. To keep track of them, use the Calendar linked from the SL Library Worksite. This event looks interesting for us, but I’m usually asleep at 2:30 am. Cybrary City – Welcome Ceremony [...]

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Repository workflows

Posted November 28th 2006 @ 4:32 pm by Neil Godfrey

I’d be interested in hearing from anyone interested in this topic what sorts of things they’d expect or like to hear about in a presentation on this topic. Are there any here who are interested in this topic, whether DSpacers or VITALizers or Fezers or EPrinters or others? Since I’ve been asked to do a [...]

Meet VLINT

Posted November 27th 2006 @ 11:20 pm by Kathryn Greenhill

The Thali is bringing you another blog: Virtual Librariesinteract.info:blog central for Australian Libraries in Other Worlds . It started as a place to record the nuts and bolts of the Australian Libraries in Second Life project, so LINT wouldn’t get flooded. The scope grew to include Australian libraryfolks’ adventures in virtual worlds such as World [...]

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LINTy penguins

Posted November 27th 2006 @ 10:50 pm by Kathryn Greenhill

Just so I could practice linking objects, I’ve placed two penguins on coffee tables in the library building. Click on the one with orange wings and you get a link to LINT. Click on the one with purple wings and you go here, to VLINT. Click on the bookshelf to their left and you go [...]

New SL co-ordinates for Australian libraries

Posted November 27th 2006 @ 1:34 am by Kathryn Greenhill

Cybrary City was moved this weekend to a better neighbourhood. Linden Labs had auctioned the land around Cybrary City,Eduisland and Info Island to people who wanted to host sex parties and a few businesses. Not really compatible. Our new co-ordinates are: 210,70,24.

Prim primer

Posted November 26th 2006 @ 4:12 pm by Kathryn Greenhill

So that more avatars can fit on the island, each building has a limit of prims (or basic shapes) that are allowed in it. Here’s a Prim Primer that was left at the doorstep of our library last week. Hypatia Arcadia and Emerald Dumont have been doing a bit of “prim cleaning” and changed the [...]

Follow the yellow brick road

Posted November 26th 2006 @ 4:08 pm by Kathryn Greenhill

BrianA Corleone, and his dragon Smidge, have built us a Yellow Brick Road to follow back to the Kansas Library next door. That’s him being a Tinman.

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