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POPS33 Reasons why libraries/librarians are important I actually dislike a surprising number of these 33 reasons. There's a lot of negativity, and a lot of put downs directed at the internet. Regardless of how librarians may feel about the internet, many of our patrons will continue to see it as a useful and reliable source of information. I don't know that any amount of advocacy will ever change that.
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POPSDewey Decimals and DDR - Gaming in the Libraries Librarians aren't just checking out games (b/c they can't compete with Blockbuster)...they're arranging social meetings...contests. I wonder if we could do something similar with other library services? I know there's often hobby meeting groups (like knitting club)... I wonder if there's some way to do the same kind of contest/ meet-up for adults at the library.
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POPS4 part video pod-cast about Gaming in Libraries A four part series in which Michael Stevens and Jenny Levine (two of the foremost advocates of library gaming) are interviewed, along with other American librarians involved in bringing technology to the library.
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POPSBuying a Dyson doesn't fit with my "image" Can we apply this to libraries as well? People don't frequent them, even though they could be getting all their books/DVDs/CDs for free instead of spending money on them, simply because they don't see themselves as a person who "goes to the library" Very interesting
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POPSOnline Presence Mashup Kind of a creepy idea... the online content of bloggers/twitterers/flickerers/pandora-users etc could, conceivably, be added to the units of a single mashup page... so there could be all the bits of your life on the web congregated there in one tidy package. Perhaps a bit too intimate.
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