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Your Blog: Network Your Blog Here!
If you are a librarian and have created a blog you would like to share
with others, send the following information to
Ray
Barber.
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URL (for example,
http://mygreatblog@greatlibrary.org)
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Name of Blog (for
example, New
Trends in Library Technology)
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Where you are from
(for example, Great Books Public Library, Great Books, Montana)
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Your name. This is for
contact purposes only and will not be posted.
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A brief annotation of your blog. (for example, “A
discussion of new technology with special emphasis on information
delivery services to rural areas.”)
To
learn how to create your own blog and try out a blog tutorial, check
out this site, which provides free blogs for teachers, researchers,
librarians, and other educational professionals.
http://www.edublogs.org/
Blogger, create your own blog now, free of charge
http://www.blogger.com Blogroots
contains reviews of blogging tools and services and also reports the
latest news on the world of blogging.
www.blogroots.com
Information about libraries and librarians in the Philippines
http://www.filipinolibrarian.blogspot.com
SUNLINK Announcements
News from SUNLINK for Florida's K-12 School Library Media Specialists!
SUNLINK is funded by the Florida Department of Education, School
Library Media Services Office and administered under a grant to the
College of Education, University of Central Florida.
http://sunlinkannouncements.blogspot.com/
Joyce Valenza’s NeverEnding Search, a discussion of information,
fluency, searching, teaching and learning in the 21st century.
http://joycevalenza.edublogs.org/
Voices from the Inglenook — Janet Pedersen, Cold Spring School
Librarian
Cold Spring Elementary School, Santa Barbara, California.
http://csslibraryblog.blogspot.com/
Discovery Tools — Emerging technologies in libraries
John Hauser, Senior Technology Consultant, PALINET
Containing great information on the emergence and implementation of
new library technologies, the blog will be full of opinions and
anecdotes based on John's diverse experience.
http://palinet-dt.blogspot.com/
Online Education Libraries
http://oedb.org/library Searching
for Blogs Blog-city.com organizes blogs into
categories and also offers to host blogs at no cost.
www.blog-city.com American
Library Association Blogs AASL, American
Association of School Libraries
The mission of the AASL Blog is to provide a focused and flexible
format for providing information about programs, conferences,
projects, resources, and activities of interest to AASL members and
others in the K-12 library media community.
http://blogs.ala.org/aasl.php
ACRL, Association of College &
Research Librarians
“Blogging by and for academic and research librarians”
http://acrlblog.org
LITA, Library and Information Technology
In addition to publishing information about current concerns of the
association this blog includes the latest on copyright and library
technology.
http://litablog.org
PLA, Public Library Association
Public Librarians are interested in many things, teen poetry nights,
hosting favorite authors and services to elder citizens.
http://www.plablog.org
RUSA, Reference and User Services Association
Interested in the best reference books, the best free reference web
sites, or general library services that are orientated toward library
users, if so, this is where you belong.
http://blogs.ala.org/index.php?blog=14 Techsource
“ALA TechSource is a unit of the publishing department of the American
Library Association.” It includes information and thoughts most
interested in advancement of technology in libraries.
http://techsource.ala.org/blog YALSA, Young
Adult Library Services Association
Teens and their interests is the focus of this blog.
http://blogs.ala.org/index.php?blog=5 List
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