Arabella Holzapfel, Shawn O’Neil & I (Barbara Merz) were at the 20th IUG in Chicago – beautiful city – love the lake, parks etc. etc. The meeting was quite interesting too. We’ll give brief highlights of the sessions we found … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Innovative Users Group (IUG) meeting – Chicago 2012
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Top Picks from DrupalCon 2012 Denver
We (Adam and Ian) were in Denver, Colorado this week attending the annual US Drupal convention. In addition to attending sessions, we were able to connect with colleagues from other institutions including Amherst, Wellesley, Lawrence University, UNH, and CSUMB. We … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Top Picks from DrupalCon 2012 Denver
Vermont Library Conference Report
I attended this one day conference on May 24th. Some of the sessions may be of interest for those of you outside the Ref & Instruction Work group. My full notes are available online (no login required). The topics in … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Vermont Library Conference Report
Sierra product press release
If you have not already read the press release with basic info about the new Sierra platform, the link is here:
http://iii.com/news/pr_display.php?id=490
When additional info comes in, I will post it.
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IUG Conference – SF
The IUG (Innovative Users Group) conference was a great experience. Keynote speaker, futurist, and ex-IBM engineer Thomas Frey from the DaVinci Institute kicked it off with a fascinating peek into the future of libraries and how they are entering a … Continue reading →…Continue Reading IUG Conference – SF
Usability Testing & Web Analytics
Last month I attended a NERCOMP presentation on usability testing and web analytics at UMASS Amherst. The information from the presentation led by staff from Yale University will no doubt be valuable as the LIS web team explores further usability … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Usability Testing & Web Analytics
DrupalCon 2010 Trip Report Day 1
Hello from San Francisco! I was waylaid in Chicago and missed the morning presentations, but I wanted to share what I’ve learned so far at DrupalCon. First, a quick bullet point summary for those who don’t want to dive into the details:
Drupal now powers over 1% of the total websites, closely tied with Joomla. Wordpress […]…Continue Reading DrupalCon 2010 Trip Report Day 1