The Visual Resources Association (VRA) lists its job opportunities here. However, they do not offer an RSS feed. Q: What’s an aspiring visual resource librarian to do? A: Use Feedity! Feedity allows users to easily create free RSS feeds for any webpage. There are customizing features (more for paid users), and both free & paid […]
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Pushing Current Awareness
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihMYuuGe1dM] Video: librarylackey’s March [2009] New Books in the Charles Voorhies Fine Art Library at Pacific Northwest College of Art How do you/would you push new content to your constituents. Is it dynamic? Can it be easily shared? Is it fully or partially automated?
Aggregating Conference News
All, In an attempt to aggregate more than just the conference news coming out of ARLIS/NA, I’ve created a widget that pulls RSS information from Flickr, YouTube, Technorati, Google Alerts, Delicious, Twitter, as well as the conference’s blog. Of course, there is also a link to the official conference site. The aggregation is based on […]
Livejournal rss feed
For any of you who use livejournal, I’ve created an RSS feed for ArliSNAP.
Session Update from Atlanta: Hot Topics
Hot Topics Long-term planning for conference requires session approval, preventing discussion of new ideas. Last-minute and timely topics have been generated – emerging technologies this year. Varying levels of experiences Overview of technologies and their use Rebecca Cooper – Catholic University, Reader services manager at the Society of the Cincinnati Library Brian Loar Resource librarian, […]