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The Adventures of a Young Librarian. An exploration of Philadelphia through books and libraries. Laquo; Advertising New Acquisitions. Critical Pedagogy & Libraries. April 7, 2010 by Bibliothecaria. This weekend I’ll be headed to MoCCA Fest (the convention of the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art). I’m super excited, since I’ve been starting to build a graphic novel collection in my library, and I love comic books, and I’ve never been to something like this! Saturday and Sunday April 10 and 11, 2010.
Advertising New Acquisitions | The Adventures of a Young Librarian
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The Adventures of a Young Librarian. An exploration of Philadelphia through books and libraries. Laquo; Artichoke and Kells. April 5, 2010 by Bibliothecaria. For the past few months, the reference staff and I have been mulling over a conundrum – how to advertise our collection. One of our biggest complaints is that we “don’t buy new books,” which is certainly not true, which means that we are not adequately informing students about these wonderful new books we buy for them. How detailed do we get? Simply...
Discards | The Adventures of a Young Librarian
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The Adventures of a Young Librarian. An exploration of Philadelphia through books and libraries. Laquo; Critical Pedagogy & Libraries. What I have been doing for the past few months. May 18, 2010 by Bibliothecaria. Book waiting to be discarded. We were looking into Books Through Bars. Which donates certain books to prison libraries, but between their restrictions and the fact that we’d have to bring all the books ourselves to Brooklyn, this wasn’t feasible. Now we’re checking out Better World Books.
What I have been doing for the past few months | The Adventures of a Young Librarian
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The Adventures of a Young Librarian. An exploration of Philadelphia through books and libraries. What I have been doing for the past few months. January 15, 2011 by Bibliothecaria. One of my New Year’s resolutions is to get back to blogging after the long hiatus. I took a break after school, and had a tough time launching back into regular posting. Riots not Diets, from flickr user gaelx. One of the most exciting reasons I haven’t been posting is that I have been reading all about Fat Studies. Notify me ...
Critical Pedagogy & Libraries | The Adventures of a Young Librarian
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The Adventures of a Young Librarian. An exploration of Philadelphia through books and libraries. Laquo; MoCCA Fest. Critical Pedagogy & Libraries. May 8, 2010 by Bibliothecaria. I’ve been to two Library events this weekend, one radically different from the other. The first was the Westchester Library Association. WLA) conference in Tarrytown, and the second was the LACUNY event on Critical Pedagogy and Library Instruction. I’d never heard of Critical Pedagogy. So this was really an eye-opening experience...
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Brooklyn College critical library instruction report back | Library Praxis
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Thinking about the work we do in the library. May 10, 2010. Brooklyn College critical library instruction report back. Ira Shor started speaking without an introduction. The clock rolled to 1pm, and in deference to gathering crowds, scrambled trains, and usual protocol, the organizers. I can’t listen without a proper cue to begin! 8211;which, in the end, is part of what’s required if we’re going to become critical teachers. Alycia Sellie gives a great run down of Shor’s talk. On May 10, 2010. I think the...
Moving beyond loving or hating PowerPoint | Library Praxis
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Thinking about the work we do in the library. May 6, 2010. Moving beyond loving or hating PowerPoint. A recent blog post by Katherine Schulten (for the NY Times Learning Network. Poses the question: “Is PowerPoint in the Classroom ‘Evil’? If you’re Edward Tufte, the answer is yes. What does a presentation application (be it PowerPoint or something else) allow me to do? Can we imagine ways we might work with some of the ideas Poole presents? Laquo; Maria’s Reference Desk Nightmare Comes to Life. Ditch the...
Managing burnout | Library Praxis
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Thinking about the work we do in the library. April 15, 2010. I teach my last class of the academic year in a few hours, a group of students in a biology and gender class. I’ve taught the class before, really enjoy the content, the professor’s terrific, etc. It’s an ideal class for me. Slight exaggeration, but also kind of true. I want to be a good, critical, reflective instructor. But I really struggle with burnout, too. There’s a great chapter in. By Troy Swanson that tackles the question. Chatting abo...
How Class Works conference | Library Praxis
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Thinking about the work we do in the library. June 3, 2010. How Class Works conference. I’ll be giving a brief presentation on a panel about pedagogies of class tomorrow afternoon at How Class Works 2010. A conference at Stony Brook sponsored by their Center for Working Class Studies. I don’t expect to see any other librarians there, but if by some odd chance I’m wrong, please do come say hello. My paper expands a bit on an short piece I wrote for. If you’re interested in having a look.
Read the intro to Critical Library Instruction | Library Praxis
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Thinking about the work we do in the library. June 5, 2010. Read the intro to Critical Library Instruction. Rory has put the introduction to. Up on the website. It’s a handy guide to the contents of the book, the impetus behind it, and what was on tap for lunch when we inked the deal. Enjoy! Posted in library instruction. Laquo; How Class Works conference. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
Shelf Life report back | Library Praxis
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Thinking about the work we do in the library. May 25, 2010. Shelf Life report back. It was hot and it was crowded, but it was worth it. Julia Weist. Shared their projects with Radical Reference. Folks at the Brecht Forum. Julia’s work involved travelling all over the country exploring discards and booksales, repurposing them into a few different installation works. Andrew’s Reanimation Library. Laquo; Shelf Life: A Radical Reference salon. How Class Works conference. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Shelf Life: A Radical Reference salon | Library Praxis
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Thinking about the work we do in the library. May 24, 2010. Shelf Life: A Radical Reference salon. If you’re in NYC and looking for things to do and think about now that Lost is over or your team is out of the playoffs or whathaveyou, come join Radical Reference at the Brecht Forum. For Shelf Life: Deaccession, Reanimation, and the Social Justice Implications of Library Discards. I didn’t come up with the title of this event, but I want to kiss whoever did. Shelf Life. Ha! Shelf Life report back.
Reminder: Brooklyn College event | Library Praxis
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Thinking about the work we do in the library. May 7, 2010. Reminder: Brooklyn College event. Alana and I will both be moderating round table breakout sessions at tomorrow’s Critical Pedagogy and Library Instruction event. And Jonathan, doing great work for LACUNY. At Brooklyn College. Thank you so much for inviting us! Will be speaking in the early part of the afternoon, followed by some socializing time that will give you the chance to buy a copy of. Save on shipping fees! And browse and buy issues of.
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Thinking about the work we do in the library. April 8, 2010. I spent my morning at a METRO. Sponsored talk by NYU’s Corey Harper. So, some provisional takeaways for me from this morning’s session, with all due disclaimers about how much I still have to learn: Read More…. March 31, 2010. I’m just about a week into my return home from an all-around pleasure of a trip to Amsterdam for the Amsterdam School of Cultural Analysis’ Articulation(s). March 14, 2010. Critical Library Instruction: It’s here! From Li...
Maria’s Reference Desk Nightmare Comes to Life | Library Praxis
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Thinking about the work we do in the library. April 20, 2010. Maria’s Reference Desk Nightmare Comes to Life. So, here there I was, sitting at the reference desk, googleychatting with Emily. It’s Tuesday afternoon, and things were kind of slow. But lo, a student approacheth! I quickly shut down the chat window and commenced reference-interviewing. I then found out that this student wanted to find scholarly articles about why it is a bad thing that homosexuality is portrayed positively in the media. 8220;...
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The Adventures of a Young Librarian. An exploration of Philadelphia through books and libraries. February 25, 2011 by Bibliothecaria. This hasn’t happened in my library yet, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it did…. By flickr user .michael.newman. February 25, 2011 by Bibliothecaria. One of the many free eBooks available from OpenLibrary.org. I recently joined the 21st century and bought myself a Barnes and Noble Nook. Of an extensive free e-book collection at Open Library. Continue Reading ». Inherent in ...
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Saturday, October 12, 2013. Article from the NYTimes 9/26/13 titled, "You Are What You Stack". A story about decorating with coffee table books. I found a great quote from the article I wanted to share. "A room without books is rather tragic. Books give you a hint about the personality of the people who live there." Margaret Russell, editor of Architectural Digest. Richard H. Horah. Friday, August 9, 2013. OverDrive Looks At Schools As A Potential Market. Richard H. Horah. Web Site Design Tools. Mr Horah...
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