As I was sitting in a CIL2009 session that was essentially something that could have easily been a blog post with a bunch of annotated links, I wondered to myself why this was chosen to be a session over something else, and why I had chosen to attend it rather than something else. I concluded [...]
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This is the session that I co-presented with Cindi Trainor (Eastern Kentucky University). The slides don’t convey all of the points we were trying to make, so I’ve also included a cleaned-up version of those notes. ERM… What Do You Do With All That Data, Anyway? View more presentations from eclecticlibrarian. Title In 2004, the [...] Speaker: Steven M. Cohen Zoho – somewhat more popular than Google Docs YouTube RSS search – only the top 10 of any search, however, if you use youtube/rss/search/<search term>.rss, you will get it all X – nothing WwwhatsNew – Spanish language cool tools Votes Database – Washington Post hosted profiles of congressional members including RSS [...] Speaker: Ryan Deschamps In the end, you will install and play with several different content management systems until you find the right one for your needs. A good CMS will facilitate the division of labor, support the overall development of the site, and ensure best practices/standards. It’s not about the content, it’s about the cockpit. [...] Presenter: Shane Beers Green open access (OA) is the practice of depositing and making available a document on the web. Most frequently, these are peer reviewed research and conference articles. This is not self-publishing! OA repositories allow institutions to store and showcase the research output of institutions, thus increasing their visibility within the academic community. [...] |
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