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Seminar for Academic Professionals

November 13th, 2009 by Alex Chapin

As libraries and technology services merge, librarians and technologists also need to merge, at least what they know.  Mike Roy and David Wedaman (Brandeis) have organized a seminar whose objective is to develop a curriculum for academic information professionals.  Librarians and technologists from Middlebury, Brandeis and Mount Holyoke are currently defining that curriculum through a series of presentations that make up the MBMH Seminar.

Joy Pile and I, along with Chrissa Godbout from Mount Holyoke and Karrie Peterson from Brandeis gave the first presentation of the seminar on “Blending Education and Entertainment” in late October.  A summary of the presentation is posted on the MBMH Seminar blog and slides are available from Google Docs.  Bryan Carson along with Mary Glackin from Mount Holyoke, gave a presentation this afternoon on the topic of “Do Students Learn Differently?”

Usability in libraries and beyond

November 11th, 2009 by Jess Isler

On Monday, Barbara, Elin, and I attended the NERCOMP Workshop: Usability in Libraries and Beyond at UMass Amherst. (more…)

If you missed September’s LISterine workshop…

November 10th, 2009 by Carrie Macfarlane

Watch it online! Capture:  What it is and Why It’s Cool (video)


LISterine Workshops: LIS Technology, Endeavors, and Resources in Need of Explanation:  Cool and refreshing! Cleans and protects against boredom and stagnation! This workshop series gives LIS a firsthand look at trends, tools and techniques that influence our work.  Read more about these workshops. Want to present a workshop? Want someone else to present? Vote for it in the LISterine Feedback Forum!


LISterine Workshop: Capture

September 14th, 2009 by Carrie Macfarlane

Posted by Bryan Carson and Carrie Macfarlane

The next LISterine Workshop (LIS Technology, Endeavors, and Resources in Need of Explanation) has been scheduled.  On Thursday, September 17, from 12:30-1:30 pm in Library 145, Alex Chapin will present Capture. Watch your inbox for an invitation.

Want to present a workshop? Want someone else to present? Vote for it in the LISterine Feedback Forum!

Vote on LISterine Workshops

August 14th, 2009 by Carrie Macfarlane

We’re planning next year’s program for LISterine workshops , and we want your help.  What do YOU want to learn?  Use the LISterine Feedback Forum to suggest and vote on workshop topics. You get 10 votes–so vote early and often!  You can come back later and change your votes, too.

A note to the specialists in the audience:  If you see a topic you could present on, please expect that we’ll come after you if that topic rises to the top of the list!  Vote accordingly.

Visit it now:  LISterine Feedback Forum

LISterine Workshops

July 16th, 2009 by Doreen Bernier

Submitted by Carrie Macfarlane

We won’t be offering LISterine workshops for the remainder of the summer, but don’t let that prevent you from freshening your professional perspective. Stay Fresh!  Here’s how…

Video of Mashups Workshop

May 22nd, 2009 by Carrie Macfarlane

Submitted by Carrie Macfarlane

Thanks to Jack Cuneo for leading this week’s LISterine Workshop on mashups, and thanks to all who attended.  Thanks also to Scott Witt for recording the session!  If you weren’t able to attend, you can watch the video; there’s a link in the LISterine blog.

LISterine Workshop: Entering the World of Mashups

May 8th, 2009 by Carrie Macfarlane

Submitted by Bryan Carson and Carrie Macfarlane

The next LISterine Workshop (LIS Technology, Endeavors, and Resources in Need of Explanation) has been scheduled.  On Tuesday, May 19, from 4-5 pm in Library 105, Digital Media Tutors and LIS-GIS Team members Jue Yang and Jack Cuneo will present Entering the World of Mashups. Watch your inbox for an invitation.

Want to present a workshop? Want someone else to present? Tell us!

Handout for Inaugural LISterine Workshop

April 24th, 2009 by Carrie Macfarlane

Submitted by Carrie Macfarlane

Thanks to Hans Raum for leading the inaugural LISterine Workshop on government information resources last week, and thanks to all who attended.  In case you weren’t able to attend, you’ll find a link to a handout in the description of the workshop here:  Government Information Resources.

New Workshop Series

April 10th, 2009 by Carrie Macfarlane

Submitted by Bryan Carson and Carrie Macfarlane

LISterine Workshops: LIS Technology, Endeavors, and Resources in Need of Explanation

Cool and refreshing! Cleans and protects against boredom and stagnation! Introducing a new monthly workshop series to give us a firsthand look at trends, tools and techniques that influence our work. [Read more about these workshops.]

The inaugural LISterine Workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, April 15, from 9-10:30 in Library 105. Hans Raum will demonstrate online and print government information resources. In May, Digital Media Tutors Jue Yang and Jack Cuneo will show us mapping technologies. Watch your inbox for invitations.

Want to present a workshop? Want someone else to present? Tell us!

RefWorks for Peer Writing Tutors

March 2nd, 2009 by Carrie Macfarlane

Librarians are offering RefWorks workshops to Peer Writing Tutors again this spring.  We had good attendance in our fall sessions, and the PWTs requested repeat workshops this semester.  Our first spring workshop was held this week.  Twelve signed up in advance, and even more attended.  (It must be thesis season!)  A second workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, March 11.