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February is jam-packed with learning opportunities for librarians interested in professional development. Starting … Read More

I'm considering switching our library's website to WordPress in our next redesign so I've been doing a lot of … Read More

Few professions are as steeped in tradition and esoteric knowledge as librarianship. We have our own dialect packed … Read More

December was a busy month for the library field! There were articles and blog posts covering everything from digital … Read More

There are currently over 300 living resident library cats throughout the world today, 200+ of which reside in … Read More

Technology trends in both higher ed and K-12 classrooms continue to evolve and transform traditional learning … Read More

According to the New York Times, 2012 was the year of the MOOC – a massive open online course. These courses … Read More

Search engines are, in a sense, the heartbeat of the internet; "Googling" has become a part of everyday speech … Read More

The maker culture is a thriving movement amongst all types of people who want to create and design their own objects … Read More

Wearable technology combines fashion and function in a way hitherto unheard of. New and emerging devices are placing … Read More

I've been fortunate enough to visit many different types of libraries around the world and I really enjoy the … Read More

The world of mapping and presenting data sets through geographical representations is no longer relegated to GIS … Read More

Image Credit: Io9 I love post-apocalyptic fiction in the form of novels, films, comics, and video games. I'm a … Read More