Have you ever wondered "hey, just what the heck does Roman do at his job?" No? Or was the answer to that a snarky comment about posting here while I'm supposed to be working?
Well, for anyone out there that does wonder what's up with libraries and librarians these days, have a look at this series of articles posted by the British Guardian newspaper. It's a handy guide to some of the issues I and my fellow librarians are facing. Plus by posting it here, I saved you the trouble of Googling it. Score one for librarians!
SPECIAL BONUS BLOGTERIAL:
Did I forget to mark the 3rd anniversary of this whole deal yesterday? I did? Must be because I'm so busy trying to be a better "information broker."
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"I'm struck by the narcissism and banality of so many personal blogs." - Blaise Cronin, Professor and Dean, Information Science, Indiana University. Is corn the most banal thing possible? Certainly it's not narcissistic to think about and talk about corn. Perhaps I skew 100% banal, 0% narcissistic, then. So here it is - some thoughts about corn. Enjoy. It's nutritious!
3 comments:
What exactly is the "Google Generation"? My brain was formed during Generation X, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth (I'm so old, I have personally witnessed evolution), but I can still google like a champ -- do I qualify?
I've always considered myself a member of Generation "Huh? Wait, what now?"...
The real Google Generation will be the one born after Google becomes the sole proprietor of everything ever.
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