Tag Archives: library
Serendipitously browsed: gems of american scenery
I went to the Windsor Library in Windsor Vermont this weekend to take a look at their seed library. It was really neat. The whole building was terrific with large photographs of people from the community. Jim and I poked … Continue reading
toread: Book-ish Territory: A Manual of Alternative Library Tactics
Every so often it’s really useful for me to remember that while I’m here in the rural US helping people use email and scan photographs, there are some people not far away who are really finding the cool edges of … Continue reading
libraries responding to conflict – Penn State
Someone pointed out on MetaFilter (warning: long thread) that Penn State has created a page about the Sandusky Scandal in their research guides section. This is a great way for an institution to have a somewhat official response that is … Continue reading
Reimagining the public library – a makerspace option
I missed the original article when it came out on Make: Is It Time to Rebuild & Retool Public Libraries and Make “TechShops” but have to say, this idea has me complately jazzed. I’ve often wondered how we could take … Continue reading
