@Michael Great Article! I love how it talks about how space itself is a service for users. It really is! Honestly, when I was in high school, I mainly went to my local library to cool down from the 100-degree weather. I didn’t go for the books or the computers (although checking my Myspace was a bonus); I just wanted to sit in a cool and safe…[Read more]

@acorey I’m in the same boat, see you in Fall 2025 😉

Congratulations everyone! I’ll be in the hot seat soon enough (Fall 2025) 🙂

unsplash.com is one of my favs. It has beautiful photographs that, honestly, I can’t believe are free to use.

@acorey Adobe Stock is a great one! I’ve been using it more since becoming an SJSU student. 🙂 Have you played around with Adobe Express? It’s like Adobe’s version of Canva and is a good resource for combining free images with other digital assets.

Whoa! Thank you @michael
I appreciate the flexibility.

Hi @arthurkolat

Thank you for creating an informative video. I really appreciate the breakdown of both digital tools, Perusall and Scalar. I admit, I have not had the opportunity to work with Perusall, but I have heard about Scalar. Either way, the information you provided was very helpful, and it reminded me how awesome these types of platforms can be.

@acorey
I’ve been curious about this as well. I appreciate the addition of this video and article because they clarify that when a library is proactive about accessibility, inspirational things start to happen. I love the fact that Casey and Pace saw an opportunity for their library to avoid reduced hours through an innovative program like Open+…[Read more]

Thank you so much!

Hi @terribeth, “This is Actually Happening” is one of my favorite podcasts, too! However, I have to take breaks from time to time from listening to it because some of the stories are incredibly impactful and emotional. Thanks for sharing your favs!

I finally imported the OPML into Feedly today, and I love it so far.

https://287.hyperlib.sjsu.edu/babysteps/