Options for Centering Background Music: The How to Geek folks recently published a nice grouping of The Best Sites for Background or Ambient Noise. If you want to create your own combination of background noices, you might find it fun … Continue reading
The new year is traditionally a time of reflection of the past, and a realignment of goals and attitudes to start the next year. One particularly reflective book that I have read recently is The Mindful Librarian (by authors: Richard … Continue reading
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