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Using Copyright Friendly Images in Presentations and Websites
Sep 1st
I am going to be giving a couple of presentations this fall on using copyright friendly images in presentations, documents, and websites. I’m not quite prepared to begin working on these sessions, but I just stumbled upon some fantastic resources thanks to this tweet, and don’t want to lose track of them!
Week Ten: Video on the Web
Mar 19th
I am attempting to get caught up on 23 Things Kansas slowly. I had every intention of participating week-by-week, but between work at NEKLS, maintaing the project site, answering questions on the site by email and by chat, and helping write two lessons, I’ve admittedly (and not surprisingly) gotten way behind. As tempted as I am to do what Liz did (although it was ingenious, and I’m jealous), I’m still trying to get in the habit of blogging at least a few days a week, and will try to do each lesson as an individual post (although they probably WILL NOT be More >
Work in Progress
Feb 10th
This blog continues to be a work in progress. One of these days I’ll get around to finishing it up, including completing my different links lists, getting caught up on 23 Things Kansas lessons, and creating pages and resources for all the presentations I’ve done in the past 18 months. (Maybe if I’d get the web sites at work redesigned, I’d have time to play with my own. Ha!) Thanks for your patience.
Photo from Flickr, http://www.flickr.com/photos/lumaxart/2365527490/.
Gaming, Public Funds, and Libraries in Nebraska
Feb 24th
An interesting discussion on libraries, public funds and gaming/social networking is going on up in Nebraska. The State Auditor has questioned why the Nebraska Library Commission used public funds for a PlayStation 2 purchase, why staff time is being used for social networking/second life participation, and why is staff uploading content to YouTube and Flickr. The commission’s response is a great defense of why library’s are purchasing gaming equipment, participating in social networking, etc. Something to keep handy as it develops and as a resource in case your library is ever questioned for similar purchasing/participation.
See the Nebraska State Paper for more info
HT: LibraryStuff
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