It’s that time of year again; I’m gearing up for a summer of library conferences and I’m so, so excited!
First up there’s the CILIPS conference (Branch Group Day) on 3rd June at Peebles Hydro, featuring sessions with Jay Jordan (OCLC), Richard Boulderstone (British Library), Brian Kelly (UKOLN) and David Potts (MLA)…plus lots more; check out [...]
Archive for May, 2009
Using Wordle to create word clouds…
Posted in Misc, web 2.0, tagged frequency, Luhn's theory, word clouds, Wordle on May 1, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Been messing about with Wordle this afternoon. So far I’ve pasted text from my blog, research papers and Twitter posts to generate visuals for words that I use most frequently and the types of topics I’m more inclined to write about.
I’m loving the Wordle that’s been generated for this blog:
Thinking this visual might look quite cool [...]
