I have been thinking about blogging and social media a lot recently. Currently I have been acting as a guide for the Learn@APNK program, and I am heading to Gisborne next week to talk to the librarians there about Social Media. Thinking about how to explain Social Media, and how to “sell” it without sounding [...]
Posts Tagged ‘blogs’
New Years Crystal Ball Gazing For Library Land
Posted in Humour, Internet, LIANZA, Musings, Opinion, Publications, Web 2.0 applications, tagged blogs, New Years on January 8, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Another year has been set on its path, and we have started the downhill slide to Christmas. I think it must be a function of age, and having children, but each year seems to go past really quickly, and the speed seems to be increasing. New Years is a time for reflection, navel gazing, crystal ball gazing and [...]
Cool blog i found: iLibrarian
Posted in Musings, tagged Blogging, blogs, Web 2.0 on November 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
See what happens when you take away the “must-post-on-this-day” regime? I found this cool site called iLibrarian It’s actually a blog as well, but it had a lot of cool posts on it about Web 2.0 technology. Apparently libraries aren’t Web 2.0 yet according to some Lianza conference feedback i heard last week – oh [...]
Come Together, Right Now
Posted in Musings, Web 2.0 applications, tagged blogs, podcsasts on September 28, 2009 | 3 Comments »
One of the cool things I have discovered I love about blogging, apart from statistic watching, is looking at the incoming links. So far we haven’t got too many that aren’t from one of our own blogs linking us back to here. These show that we are part of a much larger conversation about libraries. [...]
It’s a Blog Eat Blog World Out There
Posted in Musings, Web 2.0 applications, tagged blogs, Conference on August 31, 2009 | 15 Comments »
I have been thinking about blogs recently. I have been thinking about them rather a lot. In fact you could probably say I have been thinking about them too much. My editor in chief will probably be grateful when I’m not thinking so much about blogs! Currently I write for two blogs, this one and [...]
Some self “analysis”?
Posted in Internet, Web 2.0 applications, tagged blogs, reading level, Twitter, websites on July 14, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Want to assess your blog, website or twitter posts? The following three websites will help you. First, test the reading level of your blog or website. Juicy Studio will provide you with some seemingly meaningless numbers such as those displayed below: Reading Level Results Summary Value Total sentences 596 Total words 5818 Average words per [...]



