Written by Michael Stephens
Hey all, @innerchildlibrarian commented on our Fluid Dates post with this: “I am a week behind on assignments. Would any peers like to encourage each other, give updates over text, … Continue reading “Support & Encouragement”
Written by Michael Stephens
Hey all – this job was posted at Denver Public Library a few years ago. The description is gone but it was very interesting.
Written by Michael Stephens
Greetings all! This week we turn our attention to STORIES! This is one of my favorites.
Written by Michael Stephens
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.)
Written by Michael Stephens
Dear Hyperlinked Library Class, I wanted to take a moment to reach out and share some thoughts. Recent national and international events have weighed heavily, and I imagine they may … Continue reading “Checking In & Sharing”
Written by Michael Stephens
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…”
Written by Michael Stephens
Hey everyone, A quick reminder that all assignments should be posted on your blog, with the blog post URL submitted in Canvas. This ensures that everyone in class can view, … Continue reading “Submitting Your Assignments: Please Use Your Blog!”
Written by Michael Stephens
Hey all – Just a friendly reminder that fluid due dates are in effect, but we’re getting closer to the end of the term. Once we hit November, things move … Continue reading “Fluid Dates but….”
Written by Michael Stephens
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”