An educational film from 1947, courtesy of YouTube:
Category Archives: Libraries
Looking for a Media Production Technician
The Charles B. Sears Law Library at the University of Buffalo is seeking a Media Production Technician for the Koren AV Center. Applications are accepted online at the UB Jobs website. The job description has been linked on the ALLUNY Job Posting page.
Filed under Audio, Law school, Libraries, Video
Hello, I’m a Librarian
Some great, creative videos from the staff of the Allen County Public Library in Indiana:
Filed under Humor, Libraries, Technology, YouTube
Awful Nomenclature of the Week
I’m attending the DeLange Conference on Emerging Libraries–an excellent conference with lots of prominent speakers–but I have to share this pet peeve. The phrase that has been used by two different speakers to describe the environment we’re currently living in: “the brewing perfect storm of opportunity.” I count three mixed metaphors there. Blech.
Filed under Libraries, Technology
Teaching Legal Research: The Podcast
This semester I am teaching a new course in the University at Buffalo Law Librarianship Program: Teaching Legal Research. No, it’s not an Advanced Legal Research course: its all about learning to teach legal research. We’ll be working with a wide variety of teaching techniques, from classroom lecture and discussion, to audio and video, to online instruction using CALI exercises, blogs, and wikis. If you’d like to listen in, I’ll be podcasting my lectures at http://tlr07.classcaster.org.
(Crossposted at OOTJ.)
Filed under Law school, Libraries, Podcasts
