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langridgep: November 2011
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A Learning 2.0 odyssey. Friday, November 4, 2011. NSWnet eResources seminar 25/10/11. Tuesday last week, I attended the NSW.net eResources seminar at the State Library of NSW. Ross Balharrie had put together a great programme; it's a pity he wasn't able to be there to hear all the great talks! My complete notes can be found here:. Https:/ docs.google.com/document/d/1bNBV0Y2lrwvRX6zs-C-om0NTtlKGk LghtubxIPukyw/edit. Speaker highlights for me were:. Martin Mantle (Armidale) and Tim Atkinson (Kiama) - Wow, ...
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langridgep: Digital Practice Update seminar 15/02/2011
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A Learning 2.0 odyssey. Friday, March 11, 2011. Digital Practice Update seminar 15/02/2011. I just realised I had not yet posted my notes from the "Digital Practice Update: digitisation and digital preservation" seminar at the State Library of NSW on 15th Feb 2011. I really enjoyed the seminar, and came away with lots of little things buzzing around my brain. I've got too many notes for a single blog post, but I uploaded them to Google Docs instead, here. Posted by Pamela Langridge. What's it all about?
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NSW Public Libraries Learning 2.0 Activities: Week 12: Wrap up; social networks and catch up
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NSW Public Libraries Learning 2.0 Activities. Week 12: Wrap up; social networks and catch up. Welcome to week 12 – this is the last week of lessons in our Learning 2.0 program. We’ve been on quite a journey together and we hope that you have found it rewarding. So what is social networking? You have probably heard of Facebook and MySpace, they are just two examples of social networking services. There is a quick videoclip. From the Commoncraft show which introduces the idea of social networking online.
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NSW Public Libraries Learning 2.0
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NSW Public Libraries Learning 2.0. Learning 2.0 is an online program to learn more about emerging technologies on the web that are changing the way people, society and libraries access information and communicate with each other. This content has not been updated, other than some minor details, since 2008. 8211; Introduction to NSW Public Libraries Learning 2.0; lifelong learning; 71/2 Habits of a Lifelong Learner. 8211; Explore Flickr, tagging and Creative Commons; Post pictures to Flickr. I finally man...
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langridgep: July 2010
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A Learning 2.0 odyssey. Monday, July 26, 2010. Learning 2.1 - Week 20: Event management. Set up a meeting with Doodle - done. Try out Google Calendar - done. Try out EventBrite, Eventful, Anyvite - done. Which of these tools did you like the best? Google Calendar looks good for personal time management of appointments, as it's the most like MS Outlook. I like the look of Anyvite, but EventBrite looked like a better option for managing the kind of events a public library would be organising. Organising th...
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langridgep: May 2012
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A Learning 2.0 odyssey. Tuesday, May 15, 2012. I should be working but. There was a rant here, but I realised it would do nothing but hurt and damage if the wrong people read it, so I'm deleting it. Live and learn. PL]. I don't have kids of my own, so I don't have any experiences to share on childbirth or the most efficient method for changing a dirty nappy with one hand (the other hand presumably occupied with either holding the infant down, or pinching the bridge of One's nose). I know the mummy hormon...
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langridgep: August 2010
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A Learning 2.0 odyssey. Tuesday, August 31, 2010. Learning 2.1 - Week 22: Instant Communication. What did you like about them? I was actually quite impressed with the IM services provided by Yahoo and Google. The last time I looked at Google Talk it was fairly new and pretty basic. I've been using MSN Messenger at home for years to communicate with my family. I've never had a major problem with it, only the occasional spam friend request. How would they be useful in a library? Posted by Pamela Langridge.
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langridgep: Local Studies Librarians meeting 16/11/10
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A Learning 2.0 odyssey. Wednesday, November 17, 2010. Local Studies Librarians meeting 16/11/10. Yesterday, I attended the Local Studies Librarians meeting at Cabramatta Library. It was a worthwhile day, with interesting speakers and good discussion. Lyn Bonomini from Southern Tablelands Regional Library (Goulburn) gave her "mug's-eye view" of running a Local Studies blog,. Only spends about an hour a week on the blog. Site visits have been steadily increasing, with 1 comment a month on average. It's imp...
