A short blurb about social media. I have been asked to post regarding personal preferences for linking social media. Perusing my not-so-large blog, you might have seen that I have already posted links to by LinkedIn profile and to Goodreads. Facebook will also be there shortly. Social media is the best and the worst thing that can happen to a person at any stage of life. Photo found on creative commons image search. Gearing up and winding down.

Life as a LIS professional. hold that thought for a minute. This entry was posted in Issues in Librarianship. This is absurd, The artic.

Too often during open house events for prospective students and their parents, humanities departments come under fire with questions from parents such as But what can you do with an English degree? Gailey, A. Teaching attentive reading and motivated writing through digital editing. In a blog post for. The Chronicle of Higher Education.

While I was still enrolled at Western this summer, completing Collection Development with Cameron Hoffman which I adored, incidentally I was also working. And a lot of tightly-plotte.

Participant Experiences of MOOC Noncompletion and Librarianship Recruitment. Researchers are seeking participants aged 18 or over, who have enrolled in at least one MOOC, for which they did not complete all course requirements. You would be asked to participate in one interview session, either by phone or Skype, lasting between 30 minutes and 1 hour.