I’m experimenting with a beta screencasting site called Flowgram . Thanks to Greg Schwartz for the heads up and the beta invite. I’ve used the very simple web-based editing tools to create a little screencast called Adventures in Microblogging . …
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Flowgram and my “Adventures in Microblogging”
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Gartner Hype Cycle for Higher Education 2008
http://librariansmatter.com/blog/2008/07/02/gartner-hype-cycle-for-higher-education-2008/The Gartner Hype Cycle for Higher Education 2008 was released on 27 June 2008. Image: Jeremy Kemp According to my friend Wikipedia today, a Hype Cycle : … in Gartner’s interpretation comprises 5 steps: “Technology Trigger” — The first phase of a hype cycle is the “technology trigger” or breakthrough, product launch or other event that generates significant press and interest. …
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Top ten twittering librarians
http://librariansmatter.com/blog/2008/07/01/top-ten-twittering-librarians/Ellyssa Kroski has written an excellent introduction to twitter and why it matters in the School Library Journal, All a Twitter. Librarians who twitter have tonight been all atweet about the “Top Ten Librarians Who Twitter” list included in the article - based on the number of followers. List below. …
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EduPunk’s not dead?
http://blogs.cetis.ac.uk/rowin/2008/07/04/edupunks-not-dead/However, it appears to be alive and well in Wales at least, where Pontydysgu will be hosting a live radio show on Monday night featuring the Manic Street Preachers of EduPunk (that’s Martin Weller, Mike Caulfield and Katherine ‘LibPunk’ Greenhill). Part of the ongoing Sounds of the Bazaar series, the show will include ‘interviews, music, opinion, poetry and more’, exploring ‘the EduPunk phenomenon’ and whether it’s more than just
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ALA 2008
http://www.daveyp.com/blog/index.php/archives/315/is doing a fantastic job of blogging ALA 2008. I've been pondering trying to organise a UK library unconference for a while now, but haven't progressed it any further than the "pipe dream" stage. I wonder if I could persuade Kathryn Greenhill to immigrate to the UK? ;-) Anyway, if a UK library unconference/barcamp/hackfest style event is of interest to you, make sure you leave a comment on Owen's "Mashed Libraries? Would you be interested?
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TELSIG - 2008
http://arwennastardust.wordpress.com/2008/06/27/telsig-2008/was also treated to a little view of themselves as Timothy had taken a photo of the conference which he then uploaded to SL and which Kathryn then used to decorate a cube which revolved beside her as she was speaking! She had also arranged for her webcam view to be projected into Second Life - cool! At the end of her talk, Emerald then teleported to Koru where Aramis Maginot was waiting to present his slides both to an inworld and a real world audience while Timothy provide the voice over in the
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How to Stream Live Webcam Video into Second Life
http://oedb.org/blogs/ilibrarian/2008/how-to-stream-live-web...how to stream audio and video live from a webcam into Second Life
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"Péntek délutáni különkiadás"
http://ek.klog.hu/index.php/2008/06/pentek-delutani-kulonkia...Úgysem tudok értelmes bejegyzést írni, pedig a listában már összejött vagy 10 téma, de majd jövő héten két hét múlva valamikor lesz rá időm. Addig két frankó cucc a hétvégére: A libpunk-téma teljesen komolyan van gondolva, már lehet shoppingolni, van póló, bögre, kitűző, táska és matrica, a cafépressen lehet vásárolni. Szerintem egy kitűzőre beruházok minimum (de a póló is esélyes). A másik a miafenéről lett lopva, mert fényt vitt a tanulás szürke egére. De tényleg.
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in forming thoughts
http://jambina.com/blogLibrary Speakers Anonymous » home SL Alliance Libraries Catalog Ip Tools, DNS tools, internet tools, WHOIS, traceroute, ping, domain name tools Stumpedia - Instant Answers Flash Doodle Editorial Board | Against the Grain Librarians Matter » Blog Archive » Steampunk, Edupunk and… Libpunk ?? Mike Caulfield changingExpectations.swf (application/x-shockwave-flash Object) The Future of Academic Libraries.pdf (application/pdf Object)
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No glimmer of GLIMIR yet
http://www.frbr.org/2008/06/09/no-glimmer-of-glimir-yetKathryn Greenhill) were talking about GLIMIR, OCLC’s proposed Global Library Manifestation Identifier. It would, as you’ve already figured out, be a way of identifying manifestations. Usually people think of ISBNs as doing this, but publishers can do funny things
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LILI IT Interest Group
http://liliit.blogspot.comCatherine Stephens stumbled across this today: Library Emerging Technologies Group http://librariansmatter.com/blog/2007/03/29/library-emerging-technologies-group/ They say everybody has a twin. I guess ours is "down under."
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Libpunk
http://www.technology4teachers.com/?q=node/8706Based on edupunk, "Kathryn Greenhill... has coined the term "libpunk" to refer to technologies which libraries have taken upon themselves to create and implement, using non-proprietary or open-source software and without the traditional institutional alliances. Meanwhile,
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We have a twin
http://liliit.blogspot.com/2008/06/we-have-twin.htmlhttp://librariansmatter.com/blog/2007/03/29/library-emerging-technologies-group/ They say everybody has a twin. I guess ours is "down under."
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