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People have different styles with powerpoint presentations. Mine [https://www.oclc.org/research/staff/dempsey/presentations.htm] tend to be

The University of Winnipeg Library and Information Services website [https://cybrary.uwinnipeg.ca/] is one of the most engaging I

I ran across several apparently unrelated things recently: * The Wall St Journal reports that Ray Charles’ Genius loves company [https:

Writing about intrastructure [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/000505.html] below, I suggested that a large gap in our

There is an interesting digest of Libqual results in the current ARL Bimonthly Report. What particularly caught my eye was

There was a snippet in today’s NYT about Cornell’s new logo. Searching further: > “We feel — and Cornellians

One thing that has come out of the election is a variety of interactive maps. Tim Bray drew attention [https:

I like Westerville Library’s web presence [https://www.westervillelibraries.org/]. It thinks about itself in terms of user interests,

From the UK, another survey of use. > The most comprehensive survey in five years of museum satisfaction rates and

A colleague recommended this service. I have not used it. > WatchThatPage is a service that enables you to automatically

Jakob Nielsen on different user interface experiences. He classifies the experiences as involving mastery, mystery, or misery! > The original

JISC has secured long-term access to Early English Books Online for the UK community. They are looking at an interesting