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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Libraries in the Happiest Place on Earth
[Megan Lawson is a grad student at North Carolina Central University's School of Library and Information Science, and she's doing an internship in Cataloging and Metadata Services, Duke University Libraries, this semester. I've really enjoyed hearing about her summer session abroad … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Libraries, Library School
Tagged Amagerbro Cultural Center, Black Diamond, Church of Our Savior, Copenhagen, Copenhagen University, culture, Danish, Denmark, Hamlet, Helsingør Cultural Center, Kronborg Castle, NCCU SLIS, pastries, Royal Danish Library, Royal School of Library and Information Science, Shakespeare, study abroad
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New York, New York!
For those of you who don’t know me—and I suspect that is just about everyone—my name is Max Eckard. I am currently enrolled in the School of Library and Information Sciences at North Carolina Central University and, if everything goes … Continue reading
First Grade
I got my first test back last night, and I made an A-. I go between being relieved and wishing I’d done better! :-> One thing I took away from last night’s test discussion is that I need to answer … Continue reading
YouTube and My First Paper
You may think I’m goofing off on YouTube while I should be working on my paper, but no! I’m getting a refresher on using EndNote instead! Here’s proof, in a training video produced by the Duke University Medical Center Library.
Posted in Skills, Technology, Writing
Tagged bibliography, citation, EndNote, paper, YouTube
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Reflection (Thing 23, CPD 23)
The final assignment for the CPD 23 blog is to reflect on the past few weeks of professional development assignments and come up with a professional development plan for the future. I’ve enjoyed working through the 23 things for Continued … Continue reading
Posted in Professional Development, Skills, Social Networking, Time Management, Web 2.0, Work
Tagged cpd23, EndNote, Evernote, Google Calender, Twitter
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First Library School Test
In a semester full of firsts, I finished my first library school test (which happened to be in Selection & Use of Information Sources) an hour and a half ago! How did I do? Not sure, hopefully okay! I’ll come … Continue reading
How Steve Jobs Got Me to Go to Library School
Okay, maybe that’s a bit of a stretch, but let me explain. I was introduced to my first Apple computer back in the late 80s, the Apple IIe. One of my professors in the University of North Carolina-Greensboro School of … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Library School, Library Science, Technology
Tagged Apple, Apple IIe, Steve Jobs
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Class Notes Going High Tech
I had class today, and decided to try taking notes in Evernote for the first time. It worked great! I was able to sit near an electrical outlet, which helped since it was a long class. The thing I liked … Continue reading
Volunteering for Library Experience (Thing 22, CPD23)
I’ve never volunteered at a library, partly because I’m fortunate to work for one! I’ve been on the receiving end of volunteers, though, mostly as an internship supervisor of library students from the local library schools. While I’ve had a … Continue reading
Posted in Class, Libraries, Professional Development, Skills, Work
Tagged cpd23, experience, internship, volunteer
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Library TeachMeets for MLS Students?
I’ve just learned about Library TeachMeets, a concept that started in Scotland for teachers to come together for a combination social/informal training session, sort of an “unconference“ (see the Wikipedia article). The idea was picked up by librarians eager to do the same thing. … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Networking, Professional Development, Skills, Social Networking, Technology, Web 2.0
Tagged Dropbox, Evernote, NCLA, OneNote, presentation, TeachMeet, training, unconference
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