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Category Archives: Technology
Five on Friday: Five More iPad/iPhone Apps I Enjoy
1) WordPress: I write this blog using WordPress, so I like being able to check stats and posts on the app. I haven’t written a post using this app, but the capability is there. I look forward to trying that out … Continue reading
Posted in ALA, Skills, Technology
Tagged app, apps, C25K, Couch-to-5K, Dropbox, Evernote, iPad, iPhone
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Five on Friday: iPad/iPhone Apps I Like (Part 1)
I’ve had some intense yet fun exposure to Apple products since Christmas, first with a 64GB iPad 2 (data plan added), then with an iPhone 4s, and most recently with a 16GB iPad 2 for work use! Needless to say, I’m on … Continue reading
Working on My Technology Skills
It’s been a busy week for technology in my neck of the woods! On Monday, my library department got new computers (with Windows 7 Enterprise, a new-to-us operating system)! We’ve been pretty busy recreating settings, shortcuts, bookmarks, and things like … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged Apple, computer, Mac, research services, technology, Windows, Windows 7
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Library School + Life Tip #9: Keep a To-Do List
Ah, the proverbial to-do list! We all have them, whether short or long, written or in our heads. One of the biggest lessons I learned last semester, when I added grad school to full-time work, was that keeping a written to-do list … Continue reading
Posted in Class, Decisions, Library School + Life Tips, Technology, Time Management, Work, Writing
Tagged Evernote, Remember the Milk, to do list
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A Visit to My Favorite Used Book Store (and What I Learned)
George and I visited my favorite used book store yesterday, the Reader’s Corner in Raleigh, NC. It’s not a big store, but they make great use of their space, and jam a bunch in there. In addition to the shelves inside, there … Continue reading
Library School + Life Tip #5: Find a Calendar System That Works for You
Keeping track of appointments and dates in your head might work when you’re not in grad school, but once grad school becomes a part of your life, chances are good that you’ll have more to keep track of than your head … Continue reading
Posted in Library School, Library School + Life Tips, Skills, Technology, Time Management, Work
Tagged birthday, calendar, DayRunner, Google Calendar, online, Outlook
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Library School + Life Tip #4: 66 Things a College Student Must Do Before Graduation
Jullien Gordon is a motivational speaker and writer, and some time ago, I came across a webpage of his called, “66 Things a College Student Must Do Before Graduation.” Even though I’d been out of college for quite a while, I thought … Continue reading
Posted in Internship, Library School + Life Tips, Professional Development, Reading, Skills, Technology, Writing
Tagged Jullien Gordon, motivation, to do list
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Technology on a Grad Student’s Budget
Just a few hours ago, I made a deposit into a credit union savings account I’ve been using to save for the latest iPhone. I have an old Motorola flip phone that’s cracked and on the verge of falling apart. … Continue reading
Library School + Life Tip #2: Get a laptop
Taking classes has prompted me to buy the two laptops I’ve had. The first one I got as an inexpensive Acer laptop a few years ago, when I took a computer class online through a local community college. I enjoyed the … Continue reading
Kindle Books and Public Libraries
Yesterday afternoon, I received an email from the Wake County Public Library that my reserved Kindle book was ready for checkout! Yay! Oh, wait, boo! This is a crazy busy time at school, so I don’t know if I’ll be … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Reading, Technology
Tagged Charlaine Harris, iTouch, Kindle, library school, public library
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