Best Engineering Kits for Kids Those of you who regularly read the American Libraries AL Direct emails, will have seen this post, however, given the upcoming gift-giving season, I think it bears repeating. Caroline Stewart of Reviewgeek.com posted on October 5th … Continue reading
I am interrupting the normal topics of this blog to do a bit of shameless self-promotion. The Director of the Graduate Library at Kennesaw State University (Cheryl Stiles) and I (Crystal Renfro) are proud to announce the publication of Transforming … Continue reading
STARTS TOMORROW! Waking Up in the World is a 10-day free online event bringing you tools and insights to become a force for change in the world. I wanted to remind you that it starts tomorrow and is coming to you … Continue reading
Animated GIFs Richand Byrne from Free Technology for Teachers recently did this nice survey of 7 Ways to Make Animated GIFs. As we are all gearing up this fall with instruction, newsletters, etc, GIFs can be an effective way to … Continue reading
If June is the month for conferences, then July must be tied between being the month for vacations and the month for special projects. You know, all those creative ideas that you put down on your performance plan that you … Continue reading
It’s midway through June already. Hard to believe that half our year is already past. June is a great time to pull out our Performance Agreements (or objectives for the year) and review where we stand with regard to the … Continue reading