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Celinna commented on the post, Participation & Engagement Activity, on the site 3 days ago
@michael I am a bit confused as to where I find my activity URL. I submitted my Blog URL, however now I see that this says activity URL. Where would I find this?
Thanks in advance for the help!
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Arthur Kolat commented on the post, Reflection on Infinite Learning_Library as Classroom, on the site 4 days, 6 hours ago
@michael I’m glad the crocs stood out. It’s no coincidence that my crocs match my cast — my favorite color has always been GREEN! And with the cast on it’s just easier not to have to deal with tying my shoes.
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P. Fulumirani commented on the post, Welcome to Module 14: Creativity and Curiosity/Symposium, on the site 1 weeks ago
Hi @michael
I had a question regarding the “participation” assignment on Canvas due on the 9th. The instructions say,
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AdriAnne C. wrote a new post on the site Learning Library Technology: A Journey 1 weeks ago
Inspiration Report – Global Use of Robotics and AI in LIS Environments@michael and fellow classmates, my inspiration report gives a brief look into AI (Artificial Intelligence) and robots in […]
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Millicent commented on the post, Advice To An LIS Graduate Student: Reflecting Life And Career, on the site 1 weeks, 2 days ago
@michael This was a very interesting read and is encouraging. My internship just ended, and I am at a tough spot where I don’t know where to go, what to do, or what I’m even good at. It’s a really scary and depressing feeling, and I hope I find my place in the library world.
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Millicent commented on the post, Fluid Dates but…., on the site 1 weeks, 6 days ago
@michael Oh my goodness… that picture is so ridiculous and cute
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Bethany Huang commented on the post, Class Social Chat Thoughts?, on the site 2 weeks ago
@michael Like Monica, I also want to make it to a Zoom chat since I missed the previous ones. Saturday works for me!
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Denise L commented on the post, Class Social Chat Thoughts?, on the site 2 weeks, 1 days ago
@michael I’d appreciate the Saturday as a possibility! I work my full time job during the week but also work a shift on Sundays at a private school so haven’t been able to make the other meetings.
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Michelle Sosa commented on the post, Class Social Chat Thoughts?, on the site 2 weeks, 1 days ago
@michael Those two dates sound great, Dr. Stephens! Thank you so much for being so accommodating for us!
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Terri Beth commented on the post, Class Social Chat Thoughts?, on the site 2 weeks, 1 days ago
@michael Saturdays work so much better for me! I will come to the one on the 7th. : )
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Monica commented on the post, Class Social Chat Thoughts?, on the site 2 weeks, 1 days ago
@Michael Yes, please! I was not able to attend the last two Zoom class chats, so I would love to attend a session. I think offering two sessions for that weekend is more than accommodating.
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Bethany Huang commented on the post, Checking In & Sharing, on the site 2 weeks, 2 days ago
@michael Thank you for the check-in. This semester had me quite busy with life things outside of the course, and before I realize it Thanksgiving is here. I will do my best to get caught up on the backlog in time!
I agree with all the above comments that your kilt photo looks wonderful! Imagine if this was the About the Author photo in your…[Read more]
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AdriAnne C. commented on the post, New Horizons in Technology (Reflection Post #3 – Module 9), on the site 2 weeks, 3 days ago
@michael I totally agree about that balance! I think it must be a very challenging part of parenting in the modern world.
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Michelle Sosa commented on the post, Checking In & Sharing, on the site 2 weeks, 4 days ago
Dr. Stephens,
I cannot thank you enough for your inspirational and empathetic words. I admire the work that you do and your modules have honestly been the highlights of my day these past few weeks. That is an awesome kilt by the way! Thank you for always sharing pictures of your adventures away from class! 🙂 @michael -
Lilia commented on the post, Checking In & Sharing, on the site 2 weeks, 5 days ago
@michael I second what Millicent said! Thank you Professor Stephens for being a light for us!
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Valancy commented on the post, Navigating the E-Portfolio Process: Tips, Tricks and Tales from the Trenches, on the site 3 weeks ago
@michael thank you for sharing! I won’t have to tackle my e-Portfolio until next fall, but I’ve already thought about it with a little trepidation. It’s reassuring to read this in advance!
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Millicent commented on the post, Checking In & Sharing, on the site 3 weeks ago
@michael Thank you for your kind words and for being such an amazing professor. This is my second class with you, and I just love the way you teach and how you care about all of your students. You embody the “librarian spirit” and inspire me to be a great librarian. Also, what an awesome picture – you look so majestic!!
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Terri Beth commented on the post, Checking In & Sharing, on the site 3 weeks, 1 days ago
I hate so much what’s happened to twitter these past couple of years. It used to be such a big source of happiness (fandom) and information for me. I hate that so many of us have felt the need to leave. : (
And I’m really struggling this semester, which makes me sad because this class and the other I’m taking were ones that I was very much…[Read more]
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B. Klint commented on the post, Academic Libraries as Hyperlinked Environments, on the site 3 weeks, 3 days ago
@michael Thank you! I am really excited about the possibility of incorporating that kind of space and more comprehensive mental health services in my next library position. To me, it’s all interconnected.
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Arthur Kolat posted an update in the group Ask A Question! 3 weeks, 4 days ago
@michael Does the Inspiration Report need to be pitched at a specific (real) library, or can it be general? Like “Public and academic libraries can use this proposal to engage their user communities in XYZ” Thanks!
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@arthurkolat Great question. It can go anywhere you wanted to go actually: you can target a real library, a fictional library, such as the Twin Peaks, public library or anything and everything in between. You absolutely could frame it as a report to a group of public and academic libraries.
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