Category Archives: libraries
The Apple Way for Libraries (a Manifesto?)
The Apple Way for Libraries (a Manifesto?) I have really begun digging deep into the Apple model and philosophy. It is a very interesting and different approach to doing business and delivering content, information, and technology. I think there … Continue reading
Filed under advocacy, collaborative, cool stuff, Digital Media Labs, Imaginarian, Innovation, librarianship, libraries, management, Mission
Last Day at Messenger Public Library
When speaking and presenting, I usually include the following two images: Well, it is that time for me. I have deeply enjoyed the challenges and opportunities at Messenger Public Library of North Aurora, IL. Together, we have shifted the library … Continue reading
Filed under cool stuff, leadership, librarianship, libraries, Personal
Library Schools and Libraries: Learning Labs
In a recent LJ article by Dr. Michael Stephens states: End the disconnect between some LIS schools and the libraries in their institutions. Instead, LIS schools should partner with their institutions’ libraries to form learning laboratories. Professors, librarians, and students … Continue reading
Filed under libraries, LIS education
