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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.Libology Blog
Established July 2006
ISSN: 1946-1852
by Rick Mason
Tag Archives: Training
The Passion Paradox
This is a couple of months old, but it is worth highlighting: Unlocking the Passion Paradox Kenneth Eikenberry illustrates the benefits of being passionate about your work, and how one can encourage and develop those passions. From the post: When … Continue reading
Posted in Libraries, Training
Tagged attitude, Kenneth Eikenberry, Libraries, Library, passion, Productivity, Training
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Anatomy of a Catalog Record
The American Antiquary Society has a great visual reference on the Anatomy of a Catalog Record: found via Catalogablog
Posted in Books, Cataloging, Libraries, Training
Tagged American Antiquary Society, catalog record, Cataloging, Libraries, Training
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How to make a book by folding and cutting
Eric Leese Morgan demonstrates how to quickly make a 12-page book by making a few cuts in the pages and fitting them together: About ten years ago I created about 20 handmade books of about 25 pages each. I … Continue reading
BBC Languages
BBC Languages is fantastic web resource provided by the British Broadcasting Corporation, and is filled with audio language resources. These include 12-week beginning lessons, a Quick Fix section containing “essential phrases”, and teacher’s resources. found via Librarian in Black
Centre for Learning and Performance Technologies
The Centre for Learning and Performance Technologies is a British site “established by Jane Hart as a place to keep track of learning trends, technologies and tools.” Most impressive, at first glance, are the lists of free tools and resources: … Continue reading
Posted in Language, Libraries, Library 2.0, Online Services, Open Source, Software, Training, Translation
Tagged Centre for Learning, Centre for Learning and Performance Technologies, Education, Jane Hart, Libraries, resources, Software, Training
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Does a Degree a Librarian Make?
The debate has been going on for years, and has recently flared up again on PUBLIB : Does a person need the MLIS degree to do the work of a librarian? LISNews has decided to take a poll (and encourage … Continue reading