We’ve all had a very busy fall and time flies, but let’s look back at some of the highlights from our OK-ACRL conference last month. Thanks to all the speakers [...]

From Friends: Social Networking Sites for Engaged Library Services… Once added to a library’s Facebook Page, the LibGuides Library App provides a link to the [...]

A research report from the University of Rochester on their use of ethnographic tools and techniques to understand undergraduate students and their use of information. This [...]

From OCLC NextSpace, nine experts provide their thoughts on the trends and behaviors of social network users. Lori Bell (Alliance Library Systems, Second Life Librarian and [...]

In the sprit of Web 2.0, the OK-ACRL board is pleased to have a new technology in place for our membership to share ideas, best practices, and other insights. The blog will [...]

I just read a fascinating article about a new web site you’ll want to keep an eye on.  You can find the article here. The site is called The College Freeway and [...]

I enjoyed this post on Lifehacker a while back.  It features some good sites to keep in mind for reference work. Little appreciated outside the world of academia, there are [...]

This article is in the Electronic Journal of Academic and Special Librarianship, v.8 no.2 (Summer 2007). Do you keep stats on your Library 2.0 traffic? If you have a presence [...]

Library Arcade A colleague sent this link to me and I have to say library video games are improving. The Carnegie Mellon Libraries offer two games: Within Range and [...]

Sharing, Privacy and Trust in Our Networked World “The practice of using a social network to establish and enhance relationships based on some common ground—shared [...]