Teacher-librarians: Context (Part I)
I am presenting to teacher-librarian colleagues about ‘digital communication tools’ this week. I’d rather say we are ‘collaborating’ than I am ‘presenting’ and have used survey monkey to collect data from the delegates prior to the conference about their needs and yammer to seek advice about the perceptions of what ‘skills’ and ‘knowledge’ are needed in our contemporary libraries... Read More
Photography: My Reading
The shutterbug is feeding voraciously on my blood. I am happily bitten and wanted to share the best of what I have read on my Kindle or iPad, from local libraries, inter-library loans or friends’ shelves. Amazon has made a fine profit from me as it is so easy to cheaply and quickly purchase for my kindle – with just ‘one click’. Interestingly enough, the postie seems to be delivering, almost as often, many photography books... Read More
It’s a book
My Spines
@LiteraryMinded asked about ‘our spines’ today and I have obliged below. However, it is my Kindle that has the most titles, especially chapter samples to read. 11 pages of titles to sample or read Read More
The End of Publishing As We Know It?
Where the Wild Thing Are…
My kids love this book almost as much as I do and I await Spike Jonze’s adaptation eagerly: Read More
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