https://library.ucf.edu/news/debut-of-the-hitt-maker-podcast-studio-meeting-the-evolving-needs-of-students-and-faculty/ Matt DeSalvo, Manager of the Libraries’ LibTech service, spearheaded the development of the Hitt Maker Podcast Studio in response to the increasing demand for podcast recording facilities. DeSalvo explained, … Continue reading “Inspiration: UCF Hitt Maker Podcast Studio”
Another very interesting video from Dr. Hale. What I think is interesting for our class: if you were in charge of a digital creation space of some kind, you might … Continue reading “Inspiration: Gear Haul Video”
I appreciate all the details Dr. Hale shares about the space. And the lighting is fun! (Update – Dr. Hale has since moved into the UX research sector.)
One thought about this: if we used more user focused shelving systems, would it be easier for folks to find things they don’t want to ask for? This is making … Continue reading “Inspiration: Nervous About Asking…”
Hello all – I took a video for our class at the National Museum of Scotland last year. I checked in and the waterfall is still highlighting the museum’s collection … Continue reading “Inspiration: Collection as Waterfall – National Museum of Scotland”
Hey all – I so appreciate posts like this from Dokk1 on Instagram You might find inspiration here for future assignments. https://www.instagram.com/dokk1aarhus/
Hey all – I put together a little video about my tour and time at Cedar Rapids Public Library. I went there to speak at the library’s staff development day. … Continue reading “Inspiration: Cedar Rapids Public Library Video Tour”
Caught this on Gwinnett County’s Instagram last year: So cool! From the creator of the program: All the pieces were either cut on draft board on our Glowforge, 3D printed, … Continue reading “Inspiration: Creating a Board Game Library Program”
John Szabo, City Librarian at Los Angeles Public Library, posted this to Facebook. I asked if I could share with you all. He said yes! During a brief trip to … Continue reading “Inspiration: Austin Central Library”
