PLA Conference Ends With a Vowell
On the final day of the PLA conference. I attended two interesting sessions: Building the Global Village: Public Libraries as…
03.27
Category: Conference Blogging
03.27
Not Too Small to be (Nearly) Great
As good as this conference (Public Library Association) is — and it is very good — not every session is…
03.26
PLA Day Two Capped by Author Sue Grafton
If you’ve read the three previous posts on this blog, you know that I’m at the Public Library Association (PLA)…
03.24
Nicholas D. Kristof Delivers Keynote at PLA 2010
“Women hold up half the sky.” – Chinese proverb. Nicholas D. Kristof, New York Times columnist and co-author with his…
03.24
Natalie Merchant Opens Conference with a Bang!
Singer-songwriter-musician Natalie Merchant opened the Public Library Association’s 2010 conference today at 1:30 p.m. with a presentation and concert featuring…
03.24
Public Library Association Conference
One of our colleagues (Eric Cohen) is at the Public Library Association’s biennial conference in Portland, OR. He will be…
04.15
Great Cause, Great Book
Room to Read, a non-profit organization that donates libraries to communities in developing nations, is the inspiration and life-work of…
04.18
CIL Keynote 3 – World Digital Library
From the Computers in Libraries 2007 conference in Washington, DC Speaker: John Van Oudenaren, Senior Advisor, World Digital Library Initiative,…
04.17
From CIL, Day 2
Well, this live blogging thing has turned out to be harder than I thought for many reasons, with which I…
04.16
Keynote Session at CIL (Computers in Libraries) Conference
From the keynote session: Here’s the first thing I learned: askaninja.com is a funny site Fact #2: 73% of American…
04.16
Conference Blogging
I (Eric) am at the Computers in Libraries Conference in Arlington, VA, just outside Washington, DC. Since it is a…