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Vine is a new social video application from the folks at Twitter that will let you create and share short and … Read More

I've been using Moo cards for years because I love the slender, slick business cards that they provide from my … Read More

This is a continuation of my post from earlier this week titled 10 Treehouse, Dollhouse, and other Truly Unique … Read More

I've been very interested in the use of library space lately as well as the design of libraries be they traditional … Read More

1. Learn a new language Summer is a great time to learn new things, why not study a new language? There are plenty … Read More

What are digital exhibitions? Many libraries and museums have taken their special collections such as rare books … Read More

Writing a research paper? Google has a lot of information indexed, but it's nothing compared to what else is out … Read More

Hundreds of libraries and archives exist online, from university-supported sites to accredited online schools … Read More

Many Open Education Resources (OER) have been introduced by governments, universities, and individuals within … Read More

Online tools and resources have made it easier for teachers to instruct students, and for students to collaborate … Read More

Recent college graduates tend to be anxious and excited about the new adventures that face them, but even the … Read More

What is a makerspace? You've no doubt been hearing that word more than a few times over the past several years … Read More

Generation Y is poised to redefine the way we do business in America and globally, but that doesn't mean smart … Read More