Older than the IRS but young at heart
my 'Mostly NF' nonfiction book blog
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- Are you a member of ALA?
- Yes
- Your personal website:
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/scampion/
- What was the last book you read?
- Too many to mention here. You'll have to check my blog for that. (An RSS feed from it is below on this page.)
- Do you use an RSS reader/aggregator?
- Yes
- How many ALA conferences have you attended in person?
- 2
- Do you read AL Direct when it arrives in your email inbox?
- Sometimes
I spend much of my time richocheting between websites these days. I write two blogs: a social networking and library issues blog called Library Stream, and book review blog called Mostly NF. But you'll often find me posting photos on Flickr, too.
As a library trainer, I have a blast teaching a Social Web Literacy course (for which there's a class blog -- an RSS feed is below on the left side of this page). Several people have told me the class blog was useful to them just to get a taste of what we cover in the course. If you stop in to look, I'd love to hear what you think of it. Drop me a line in Library 2.0 Ning.
Spinoffs from that class have included library blogs, podcasts, a library wiki, the library Flickr page, a MySpace page, dozens of social sites produced by newly-addicted staff, and an in-depth LibraryThing class for reference librarians. Even more to come... It's an exciting time.
I'm also in LibraryThing and Facebook and on Ning's: Library 2.0 and LibrarianBloggers
Steve Campion's Photos
Steve Campion's Blog
Exposing our entire staff to the social web
Using Michael Stephens' keynote at the Polaris User's Group last October as motivation, we at Pierce County Library began a system-wide initiative delving into all the dynamics of Web 2.0. We designed a 4-hour class called "Social Web Literacy" which looks at all the ways people are using online social networking these days: wikis, gaming, person
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