Note from Michael – Hyperlinked Library alum Carlie wrote this post as part of her course blogging and we shared it at my blog. I share this one every semester at the end of class. I’ve been reflecting on what kind of librarian I wish to become, and in the process, I discovered the […]
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Hyperlinked Library End of Term Chat – I’ll be in the Zoom room for 30 minutes or so each day. Reminder, all Zoom links and passwords are on the front page of our canvas site. #hyperlib End of Class Social Time Saturday December 6, 2025 01:00 PM PT #hyperlib End of Class Social Time Sunday […]
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Hey all – it feels so formal to do this when this class has been so engaged and social over the past 15 weeks but for the sake of grading, please submit your activity URL for the site to Canvas. You will find an assignment called Participation in Canvas. The URL should look like this: […]
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Everyone’s story! https://www.instagram.com/p/CqwKlnwMGFl/?
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Greetings everyone. I had a really enjoyable full day with the staff of Wilmette public library in Illinois this past spring. I did their morning presentation and then stayed around to interact with the staff and do a debrief of the morning presentation as a breakout in the afternoon. I want to share some photos […]
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Good morning everyone. I’m grading as things come in, and I’m thrilled seeing all of your work. Please be mindful that everything should be in by 11:59 p.m. next Monday, December 8. I also wanted to share a little bit about the next opportunity for students to take this class. Historically, it’s been offered every […]
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Hey all – to make it easy for folks to explore the symposium posts today and through the week, please share your URL here. Post with a short abstract for your entry in the comments below. Or perhaps a haiku? 🙂 ALSO: Please submit the URL for your symposium post to Canvas when you are […]
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➡️➡️Please export your blog by January 10th You’ve worked so hard over the past semester – don’t let that content just disappear!
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David Daghita at McKinney PL shared these presentations about new tech innovations with me via former #hyperlib student Nick. One covers the implementation of the mobile roaming in the library and the other is on using ROBOTS as book carts! Take a look if you have time. Mckinney Mobility Make like a Robot Presentation
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Greetings all and welcome to the week where the tables turn! We devote an entire week to your own creative curiosity and your Symposium entries. The module is here. Please take a look and read the resources that strike you or save them for the future. Also use your time this week to work on your Symposium […]