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Friday Links – Nov. 15, 2013
For those of you with kids, this article “Teach Kids how to Code, Make Apps and 3-D Models With These Tools” lists some interesting possibilities. From School Library Journal and The Digital Shift. Announcement: “Digital Public Library of America Launches … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links – Nov. 15, 2013
Friday Links – October 11, 2013
The Davis Family Library in a car wash We’ve heard a lot about open access (OA) journals – what about OA books? Possible, sometimes, through Unglue.it. …Continue Reading Friday Links – October 11, 2013
Friday Links – July 12, 2013
Pew Internet Research Report: Younger Americans’ Library Habits and Expectations Interesting summary with statistics and graphs on preferences and expectations of 16-29 year olds relating to libraries and technology use….Continue Reading Friday Links – July 12, 2013
Friday links – June 14, 2013
From Cave Paintings to the Internet: Chronological and Thematic Studies on the History of Information and Media This interesting website from Jeremy Norman “is designed to help you follow the development of information and media, and attitudes about them, from … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday links – June 14, 2013
Friday Links – May 17th
Markham Nolan: How to separate fact and fiction online | Video on TED.com ~13 minute video talk by a journalist showing how news organizations verify information posted by users on the web (tweets, photos, videos) using technology such as Google … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links – May 17th
Friday Links – April 19, 2013
Meet the First Digital Generation. Now Get Ready to Play by Their Rules. By Jerry Adler, via Wired Magazine. I found this to be a fascinating description of “the roughly 4 million Americans born in 1993.” Adler notes that “Each … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links – April 19, 2013