Category Archives: Presentations

Word Statistics Links

For my What’s New with What’s New presentation for the Boston Regional Library System: Book Information Amazon: The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down — The Amazon page for this book is an example of some of the ways … Continue reading

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Beyond Charts and Graphs

For my What’s New with What’s New presentation for the Boston Regional Library System: Data Presentation Links There are many sites that are providing people with access to huge sets of data, and to new and interesting ways to visualize … Continue reading

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Flickr Presentation Links

For my What’s New with What’s New presentation for the Boston Regional Library System: Libraries on Flickr Beverly Public Library — Historical images, library programs, displays, more Lucius Beebe Memorial Library (Wakefield) Sets — Historic images, library programs, book displays, … Continue reading

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Building Community Through Photography

I did a presentation on this topic at the Massachusetts Library Association conference in Falmouth this morning, and posted the PowerPoint on Slideshare: Building Community Through Photography View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: flickr libraries)

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Get to Know Library 2.0

Here’s the presentation I did at the New England Library Instruction Group (NELIG) and Information Technology Interest Group’s Get to Know Library 2.0 session this morning at Mount Wachusett Community College. | View | Upload your own

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Open Source Presentation

Open Source for an Open World — Here’s a link to my presentation from the NELA ITS Conference Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Open Source, held at the beautiful Tower Hill Botanical Garden in Boylston. During my presentation, … Continue reading

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