Love my librry- second life!

Why I love McCollough/Unis Media Center. Very cool.

Why I like my library

From Ball State University Libraries Muncie, IN

I love my library

A visual interpretation describing how a library can take anyone out of their fast pace reality and into their own comfortable world.

Puvlic Libraries 2010- what happened?

Saw this on the Shifted Librarian.....

Summer Reading- 4 fun commercials

The Indianola Public Library is hosting a Teen Summer Reading program to reward those teens who take the time out of their busy summers to enjoy good books and their local library. See your library to find the services they provide to you!



Kitty takes a summer job only to realize he'd rather be at the Denver Public Library reading, competing in a DDR tournament, hanging out with librarians and so much more. Good kitty. Music by the Hot IQs!





A short PSA for ACPL's Summer Reading Program. Allen County Teens worked together to make this fun video



Charlotte area teens created this commercial to promote their Summer Reading Program. Check it out and sign up already!!! Also, visit PLCMC's teen website at www.libraryloft.org or the Teen Loft @ ImaginOn's myspace account at www.myspace.com/libraryloft.

Cal State

Here's some new videos from Cal State. Notice how they have kept them short...






They have a whole series....

Stay in school, use your public library and read

Here's Kay Yow's PSA for the NC Dept. of Cultural Resources and the NC Libraries. Andrea Stinson is seen at the end

Google, Ken Burns, and Fractal Cognitive Engagement

Found this on a post from Central Jersey Academic Reference Librarians Blog Take a look at this video about how the brain works while searching Google. Perhaps at our next meeting we can discuss implications of this for OPACs and other reference-related library services.

Info Tubey Awards- the Video

David King has produced a small but fabulous video from the Info Tubey awards- enjoy!



and here's a little something from McLIB TV...

So how does NPR research?

Tom Ashbrook was the dinner speaker at the Mass. Library Conference in Sturbridge Mass. Steve Abram asked him how he does his research and what he thinks about blogs....