learning something new and sharing as I go
Electronic Arts will be releasing Army of Two: The 40th Day in January. However, potential game customers can get in the game early.....not by playing, but by creating. The game has a custom uniform and armor creator, which allows players to create their own look, and then play with the custom duds on... Continue Reading →
Saturday was a great day for a ride, albeit a bit cool (34 degrees). I've posted a video about the ride on my bike blog.
Gathered students burst into a choreographed “flash mob dance†in front of Washington University's Olin library at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 18th. The purpose of the dance remains unclear. Original post found here.
I had a library school student who emailed me some questions about Web 2.0 and libraries. Rather than reply via email, I made this video. This video also serves double duty as my Day 6 video for NaVloPoMo. Take a look at libraryvoice.com/videos for my other videos for the month.Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash... Continue Reading →
https://vimeo.com/7414826 Day 3 of NaVloPoMo 2009. A stroll from my office, to the reference desk, which is where you will find me working every Monday night in Ohio University's Alden Library.
On last week's Lib4Dead Game club post, several folks commented that it would be nice to have a Facebook group to meet other gaming librarians and coordinate times and games to play. Well ask and ye shall receive. I've just created the Librarian Gamers' Group on Facebook. Here's the description: If you're a librarian,... Continue Reading →
"I had a ridiculous amount of fun. That was my first online co-op gaming experience, and I can't wait for the next one." Last night Chad (the other one), Toby, and I got together via Xbox Live to play Left 4 Dead. We had a blast, and we want to let you in on the... Continue Reading →
You've got to know when to walk away, or know when to run.... I've worked with some interesting patrons lately. As a reference librarian, I love to help people find answers to their questions, and I really love helping them with business research. The thing I love most about business research is that... Continue Reading →
I have owned my Flip Mino camcorder since August 2008, and I've carried it with me daily. Most days I have it in my front left pants pocket, where it is within reach for a quick video, should the need arise. I've posted an quite a few videos on the web, and I've even started... Continue Reading →
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