Coming from the Left Coast
Greetings from the Left Coast! I am in Berkeley, California where I am currently the Instruction Librarian and Teaching Lab Manager for the Graduate Theological Union. I have been here just over 8 years. Although I keep a blog for personal use, I am hoping to explore a number of ways I can help the faculty and students use technology more effectively. I find it a tough sell for our faculty to use any kind of new software, so I want to understand it so I can shorten the learning curve and help them understand the benefits.
The GTU is a consortium of 9 seminaries in the Bay Area who share some common services including a common library. So I am interested in finding ways to bring the many separate faculty and their various schools together electronically, if not in person.
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The neat thing (well, one
The neat thing (well, one neat thing) about social software in libraries is that it can be employed all but invisibly to the end-user. I know in week 2 we'll be talking about pulling together RSS feeds into an auto-updated web page; this has an obvious "wow" factor that may overcome some resistance.