(updated June 19, 2023) In my teaching, I help my LIS graduate students to embrace their role as teaching librarians. For a couple of the classes I teach, they are required to design activities or lesson plans that align with … Continue reading
I realized I haven’t posted in a really long time, so as one year ends and another begins, I thought I should catch everyone up. These days I’ve been playing around with infographics so I thought maybe some visuals could … Continue reading
Happy New Year! This year brings some big changes for me. About 6 years ago I began slowly steering my career in a different direction, and I’m finally fully on my new path, focused on digital library projects. In this new … Continue reading
I’m very excited to be here in this new location for my blog, as a part of my new website and online portfolio! All of my future blog posts will be here, rather than at my old WordPress.com site. I’ve copied over … Continue reading
This is a cross-post from the blog for the Center for Digital Research and Scholarship (CDRS) at Columbia University, where I was an intern in the summer of 2014. Last spring, I was looking for the perfect summer internship to … Continue reading
I’m at Humanities Intensive Learning and Teaching (HILT) this week, at the University of Maryland (http://www.dhtraining.org/hilt/). I’ll be giving a short presentation about some of my projects at the HILT Ignite event on Tuesday night, and I thought it would … Continue reading
Below you’ll find the comment I just submitted to the FCC, as they’re currently accepting public comments about the idea of reclassifying internet access as a public utility, like water or telephone service. The initial period for public comments ends … Continue reading
I just joined the NYC Museum MediaLab Meetup group, and on March 15 I attended my first meetup for a 3D Funday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This was a great opportunity to learn about 3D scanning, modeling, and … Continue reading
This is a follow up from my previous post that provided an outline of my workflow as an online student. I love my online classes, but I take issue with anyone who suggests that online classes are a more efficient … Continue reading
aka: How to Keep Blackboard from Driving You Insane These days I find myself particularly aware of my workflow to stay on top of the two online courses I’m taking this semester as a part of my MLIS program at … Continue reading
