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Standard ListingsSort by: Hits | Alphabetical| 2 | Schoolhouse Rock - http://librarydjs.blogspot.com/ Playlists and discussion topics from a weekly radio show on WSCB 89.9 FM, Springfield College, Springfield, MA, hosted by reference librarians Emily Alling and James Miller. - Read more... |
| 3 | VIP2 - http://www.vip2.blogspot.com/ Links and comments focusing on library services for the visually impaired. - Read more... |
| 5 | LISNews.com - http://www.lisnews.com/ Collaborative forum for library and information science current events, brain-child of Blake Carver. - Read more... |
| 6 | Beyond The Job - http://librarycareers.blogspot.com/ Professional tips for librarians: articles, job-hunting advice, professional development opportunities, and other news and ideas on how to further one's library career. - Read more... |
| 9 | /usr/lib/info - http://usrlib.info/ Collaborative effort to infuse librarians with the hacker spirit (and vice versa). - Read more... |
| 13 | LSC529 - http://webedit.wheatonma.edu/mt/lsc529/ News, resources and discussion from the Theory and Production of Library Media and Communications course at Wheaton (MA) College. - Read more... |
| 14 | NewsliBlog - http://newslib.blogspot.com/ News librarians and researchers collaborating to improve information gathering. - Read more... |
| 15 | Library-Usability - http://library-usability.org/index.html Collaborative discussion focused on making libraries work better for everyone. - Read more... |
| 17 | KM Blog - http://www.ischool.utexas.edu/~i385tkms/blog/ Collaborative weblog from the Knowledge Management Systems course at the School of Information for the University of Texas at Austin. - Read more... |
| 18 | IRLS613 - http://thales.ltc.arizona.edu/mt/irls613/ A topical Web log for IRLS students (U. of Arizona) and guests to report on topics of interest and exchange comments. - Read more... |
| 19 | Information Research Weblog - http://www.free-conversant.com/irweblog/ A forum to exchange information on publications and websites of potential interest to the readers of the journal, Information Research. - Read more... |
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