I have ten bloggers that I follow. To me, they are the future of librarianship. Their blogs are not just random musings, but instead are tho...

Although most people identify with Tim O'Reilly's " What Is Web 2.0Design Patterns and Business Models for the Next Generation ...

Day #2 of the BCLA Conference has just wrapped up. Once again, the sessions were fascinating and the catering first class. I'm having a...

Day #1 of the British Columbia Library Association Conference, Beyond 20/20: Envisioning the Future at the Hilton in Burnaby, BC has just...

As promised, here's my analysis of Michael Habib's Master's thesis " Toward Academic Library 2.0: Development and Applicati...

I've been reading up on Web 2.0 -related material, and have noticed that although it appears to have somewhat disjointed viewpoints, the...

Google has gone ahead and just introduced to us a new feature which is eerily familiar to what a simple mashup can do: in fact, it's pr...

The Five Weeks to a Social Library course wrapped up on March 17, 2007. In being the first free, grassroots, completely online course devot...

The good folks at Google pulled a wonderfully brillant and witty April Fools joke which certainly pulled my leg. The joke is Google TiSP , ...

Let's take a look at how a mashup works. Take a look at this one. This Proto mashup brings Craigslist, Yahoo! Pipes, Yahoo! Maps, and ...

Are you still confused about Web 2.0? Well, it's time to move on to the next stage, according to some. How about Web 10.0? Can yo...

I recently published an article on mashups, " An introduction to mashups for health librarians " in the Volume 28, Number 1, Wint...

At SLAIS' 2nd Annual Job Fair , I had a wonderful chat with health librarian, Karen MacDonell, Co-Manager of the College of Physicians...

I'm having an absolute blast learning about social software through the Five Weeks to a Social Library course. Although I'm not one ...

Wendy Schultz , a Futures Studies scholar and Political Scientist, has written a fascinating article about Library 2.0 and the future of li...