Site-Wide Activity – IFN614 Information Programs

Kate wrote a new post, How to export your blog’s content and put it somewhere else, on the site IFN614 Information Programs 5 years, 6 months ago

Some of you might want to export your blog’s content and import it into your personal blog or your professional portfolio site. Good news! This is really easy to do.

The first step is to export your blog’s […]
Bec commented on the post, Welcome to Kidulthood, on the site The Girl in the Fox Hat 5 years, 6 months ago

This pleases me greatly. 😀 Thank you for doing the legwork on that one, I was a bit of a headless chook yesterday.
Kate commented on the post, Good luck and a reminder, on the site IFN614 Information Programs 5 years, 6 months ago

Nope, your work here is done! (But you can if you like!)
Kate commented on the post, Good luck and a reminder, on the site IFN614 Information Programs 5 years, 6 months ago

That’s correct. I’ll let you know if there are any problems once I finish processing the files.
Tim Tillack commented on the post, Final wrap up and reflection, on the site Adventures in curating, collecting and cataloguing through community 5 years, 6 months ago

Hi Nura,

Thanks for reading! I’m still battling the Grant application assignment, but once that’s locked away I can start to relax. Have a great summer!
Tim Tillack commented on the post, Final wrap up and reflection, on the site Adventures in curating, collecting and cataloguing through community 5 years, 6 months ago

Thanks Michelle! Just have the Grant application assignment to finish then I’m finally free. Have a great summer!
Lisa Hetherington commented on the post, The Wrap Up, on the site Lisa's 614 Blog 5 years, 6 months ago

Thanks Sharee!
Anitra commented on the post, Wrap up & Reflection upon my learning, on the site Anitra's Musings 5 years, 6 months ago

Hi Nura, thank you for your kind words. I will definitely look at that book too. Many thanks Anitra
Sharee Cordes commented on the post, The Wrap Up, on the site Lisa's 614 Blog 5 years, 6 months ago

I thought your twitters were great Lisa! I may have missed them during the chat but I found them very thoughtful when looking back through the Storify.
Sharee Cordes commented on the post, It Wasn’t Me Mum .. YouTube ate all the data!, on the site Portals through Paper 5 years, 6 months ago

I think a lot of libraries just put the teens in the too hard basket. I love the new library out at Wynnum, but was really disappointed at the teens area (or lack of it!) – just a couple of tables and one book […]
Sharee Cordes commented on the post, Wrap – up Reflection – ‘Awesome free stuff – ask your library!’, on the site Mayneline 5 years, 6 months ago

Can I put in an order for the ‘Awesome free stuff’ badge Helen? :-). I love that idea and think we really underestimate how attractive that is to the general public. Thanks for your interesting and well […]
Sharee Cordes commented on the post, Welcome to Kidulthood, on the site The Girl in the Fox Hat 5 years, 6 months ago

Actually, I just did a search of the catalogues for ‘sex’ in the Vancouver library and the Brisbane library – unfortunately I can’t post the screen shots of the results here but it was very interesting. Turns out […]
Sharee Cordes commented on the post, Could we dig deeper?, on the site Sharee's Learning Journey 5 years, 6 months ago

PS. Can I just finish by saying how absolutely touched I am by all the lovely comments acknowledgeing and appreciating my contributions to the learning community. Thankyou everyone – it is a lovely boost for my […]
Sharee Cordes commented on the post, Could we dig deeper?, on the site Sharee's Learning Journey 5 years, 6 months ago

Thanks For your lovely comments Karen. I hope you enjoy your break too – some sleep sure will be good!
Neil McNaught commented on the post, Final Post- Wrap up and Reflection, on the site Neil McNaught 5 years, 6 months ago

Aye, well… I didn’t see much point in lying. Can’t lose marks if you give your opinion about your opinion, can you? I hope not anyway…
Twitter seems to be getting a bit of a slap in the face. I don’t think it […]
Neil McNaught commented on the post, Final Post- Wrap up and Reflection, on the site Neil McNaught 5 years, 6 months ago

You’ll get to a point in your life where you just have to own up to the fact that you are going bald and your choice of decent hairstyles is quickly becoming limited. After that admitting ordinary, but negatively, […]
Neil McNaught commented on the post, Final Post- Wrap up and Reflection, on the site Neil McNaught 5 years, 6 months ago

It comes and goes in waves, Maddy. No rhyme, no reason.
Twitter on the other hand, is a constant persistent nightmare. Really hard to deal with.
I’m doing well now. Well enough to laugh about it.
Lisa Hetherington commented on the post, Teens in the Library: Win-Win Strategies, on the site Lisa's 614 Blog 5 years, 6 months ago

Thanks Anitra. The Loudmouth Librarian is very inspiring. It seems that libraries in parts of the US are far more progressive in terms of their collaborative projects with youths in their communities than we are […]
maddy commented on the post, Pop Culture in Libraries – Steampunk Festival in Rockhampton, on the site Mayneline 5 years, 6 months ago

Never thought to see ‘Steam punk’ in a library, other than in a book! Isn’t it interesting how libraries are evolving to be modern event spaces .. and impressive for a regional library to take on something so […]
Lisa Hetherington commented on the post, Pop Culture in Libraries: Making libraries relevant to our youth or a transparent gimmick?, on the site Lisa's 614 Blog 5 years, 6 months ago

So true. I think working with Youth Advisory Groups or Committees (or the like) is really integral in determining how libraries can better meet the needs of the youths in their community. If initiatives are […]
Load More