WebJunction provides an overview of virtual reference service that includes: key resources, conference proceedings, evaluation and research information, technical standards and a community forum.

A bibliography of Vannevar Bush.

This post on Karen Coyle's blog recaps a meeting of the Working Group on the Future of Bibliographcic Control and the three major "sea changes" that are needed in the library community. 

Blog post describes two technology concepts for application in libraries including:
"Imagine keyword searching through a book database, only the results come back as a picture of library stacks where the book is highlighted in context, where serendipity and browsing could happen."
and
"Another idea in the physical world would be to create rooms, about the size of a study room, with walls with functionality similar to iPhone screens where one could search either through voice recognition or via wireless keyboards, then walk over to the wall of books, seeing life-size images. Touch a book, and open it with an effect similar to the Internet Archive's OpenLibrary page-turner, but using touch screen technology"

A wiki primer on podcasting with an LIS slant. 

"A 30 minute recap of the day's news about search engines and search marketing, featuring search expert and analyst Danny Sullivan summarizing stories and sharing off-the-cuff remarks about what happened and what may come."

Post titled, By the Numbers:  How I built a Web 2.0, User-Generated Content, Citizen Journalism, Long-Tail Social Media Site for $12, 107.09, includes a slideshare presentation. 

This post discusses the power of gaming in education. 

Abstract of Stephen's phenomenological study, Modeling the role of blogging in librarianship, that examines the motivations and experiences of librarians who author professionally-focused blogs

"This blog was created specifically to help me engage in reflection, learning, and social networking, and to help inform my work as Education Officer, Library & Web 2.0, with Catholic Education..."

The Southwest/Texas PCA/ACA has sought to foster the interdisciplinary study of our region through its fascinating legacy of literary, historical, visual, and media images.

A reddot design award winner.