FOR RELEASE JULY 19, 2007
A recent article about hip librarians (and a visit from Gary Price) sent me back to ResourceShelf.com.
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A recent article about hip librarians (and a visit from Gary Price) sent me back to ResourceShelf.com.
A recent New York Times article about hip librarians (and a visit from Gary Price) sent me back to ResourceShelf.com.
I’d had it as a bookmark for years, but after a series of hardware & software upgrades, I’d lost the habit of checking it. As usual, I found interesting articles and links to sites I would have otherwise missed.