Stephen Abram explains this panel of high school students and community college students. He asks, for ethical reasons, that bloggers and Twitterers not mention the students’ names. First question, what was the last music you listened to and on what device? Answers are pretty wide-ranging, lots of different types of music and devices go from [...]
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Local Librarian Makes Page One
The Monterey Herald was delivered to my door this morning. Wonderful story on the first page about a local librarian, Ed Cavallini, who’s 85 and a volunteer at the Health Resource Library, Cancer Center, Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. Retired from his public library job, he talks about his hospice experiences at the Center. [...]
Stephen Abram Provides a Vision for the Enterprise
SLA president Abram reviewed a bit of where we find ourselves these days. His first premise—librarians and information professionals need to be ahead of the curve. And we have social software that can lift up our intranets and aid our efforts to provide access to valuable content within the enterprise. He cautioned though-you can’t wait [...]
