A few months ago Peter Chapman, editor of Refer approached me and Jo Alcock (after fellow blogger Jennie Law recommended us) to co-author an article on librarians and blogging for the Autumn edition of Refer: The Journal of the Information Services Group. Our article is now available online if you want to check it [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Blogging’
Librarians and blogging…
Posted in web 2.0, tagged Blogging, blogging librarians, CILIP, libraries, refer on October 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Is blogging the new black…?
Posted in Library 2.0, web 2.0, tagged Blogging, livingstone tower, neil infield, scottish information network on October 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Come along to the Scottish Information Networking – First Steps in Blogging Event and decide for yourself.
I’ll be speaking about my own blogging experiences alongside Neil Infield from the British Library’s Business and Intellectual Property Centre. We’ll be sharing tips, advice and insights to help you get the most out of blogging!
So, if you’re interested in starting [...]
Blogging librarians in the UK…
Posted in public libraries, web 2.0, tagged Blogging, Blogs, Librarians, uk librarians, wikis on April 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A few weeks ago, Jennie, a law librarian from the UK began a journey to create the definitive list of UK based librarian bloggers.
Following an initial ‘quick and dirty’ (her words!) search she’s established a wiki featuring everyone she’s found so far. I’ve volunteered, along with Joeyanne Libraryanne, to help Jennie out with visiting all the blogs listed to make [...]
Community of Librarian Bloggers
Posted in Library 2.0, tagged Blogging, Blogs, Librarians, UK on April 3, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Casually flicking through the most recent edition of Library and Information Update I came across an interesting piece of research carried out by Jennie Law, self proclaimed “Library Monkey”, wondering “Where are the UK Librarian Blogs?”.
Curious to locate these blogs myself, I followed the link to Jennie’s page, thinking that as a new blogger I really should [...]
