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If the January Infoblog postings about trend watching didn’t grab you, but you’ve become more interested after listening to George and Joan’s podcasts, take a look at Trendwatching.com’s September 2007: Top 5 Trend Watching Tips and get ready for the changes 2008 is sure to bring.
The five tips for [...]
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Four Infopeople staff, fondly referred to as “peeps,” (Eileen, Gail, Gini and Linda) have been using a FREE, easy-to-use and very practical Web 2.0 online “to do” shared list service, Ta-da Lists.
You can use the website to:
• make one list to keep track of things you personally need to [...]
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During the American Library Association (ALA) 2007 Midwinter meeting in Seattle, I was looking for ideas for the 2007 Infopeople Technology Petting Zoo and had a great opportunity to try my fancy foot work out on Dance Dance Revolution dance pads with Jenny Levine. Jenny is an Internet Development Specialist and Strategy Guide for ALA; [...]
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On Saturday I introduced a new Infopeople instructor, Gail Griffith (Tips and Tricks for Effective Library Supervision) to a few of the wonderful experiences you can have in downtown San Francisco. Continue Reading →
We decided that our first stop would be the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial at the
Not only do I love teaching Infopeople classes and wearing my Infopeople shirt, but also I found the shirt pocket to be a perfect fit for my new iPod Shuffle and Macally Retractable PODIO Earphones
I took this photo at my office desk using my iSight [...]
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