eBooks
Peter Pachal, What Apple's Ebook Fiasco Means for Amazon and the Book Business (See also Digital Divide. Very worrying...)
Bobbi Newman, Ebook Readership Increases, Still Only 21%
Kathryn Zickuhr, E-books aren't just for e-readers: A deep dive into the data
Andy Woodworth, Reading Between the Lines (has the internet killed reading books?)
Andy Priestner, Ebooks: an epiphany
Digital Divide
Ian Clark, The income divide and its impact on digital exclusion
Ian Clark, Age, disability and digital divide
Ian Clark, The internet - don't need it, can't afford it
Information Literacy
Greg Downey, Counterintuitive Digital Media Assignments (Very interesting assignment set for a digital media course)
Job Applications
Laura Wilkinson, Designing interview tests
Helen Murphy, Dum de dum de dum de dum de dum (otherwise known as #CPD23 Thing 21: Job Applications) ("I defy anyone reading this to imagine something more likely to take a ruby-encrusted pickaxe to your soul than a poorly formatted Word table.")
Cataloguing
Claire Sewell, CIG eforum - Social media in the cataloguing community
Misc.
Simon Barron, ISBN, ISTC, and ontology
R. David Lankes, Beyond the Bullet Points: Libraries are Obsolete
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I am very impressed you had time to read all of these and do coursework and revision at the same time! Will certainly be reading a few of them as revision I think, thanks Annie
ReplyDeleteExactly, the good thing about this exam is that reading blogs is legitimate revision!
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