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Ann Gillespie

iLibrarian » 5 Ways to Use Pinterest in Your Library - 69 views

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    Pinterest is a digital pinboard application which started just last year but has quickly become one of the top 10 most trafficked social networking websites according to Hitwise. During the second week in December the website had over 11 million visitors. This is pretty impressive considering that the site is still in the invite-only stage.
Carla Shinn

The Muscle-Flexing, Mind-Blowing Book Girls Will Inherit The Earth - 16 views

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    The Book Girls are only partly real; like most heavily marketed-to demographics, they only sort of exist. Every Book Girl is something else, too - a sportsy girl, a scientist, a nail-art aficionado, a poet, a prodigy, a patient. But the force they are exerting is real. They have created a market for what they love, and they insist upon it. They have allies in boyfriends and boy friends, in parents and other adults, in librarians and book critics. The world of their books is much more complicated than just them, and they are more complicated than just their books.
Karen Keighery

A belated confession by Joyce Valenca - 0 views

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    Joyce Valenca confesses "I don't think we can really rock every aspect of our jobs at once, however much we aspire to do it". If you're interested in planning and goal setting this is a useful read.
educationinsta

With so many institutions raging in the country, EducationInsta makes your experience h... - 0 views

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    Featuring the Best Colleges for Engineering in India, Best Colleges for commerce in India, Best colleges for Law
Carla Shinn

8 Ways to Rescue Public School Libraries From Becoming Obsolete - 34 views

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    There is really no reason why school libraries should fear competing sources of information. With the right adjustments, K-12 libraries can work alongside the rest of the data that students access on a daily basis. Remaining relevant is simply a matter of carrying foundational ideals forward and adapting to an ever-changing information culture.
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