Archive for the 'requests' Category

are you a consultant or an international school librarian

Priscilla Shontz from LISCareer is finishing up her book on librarian careers. She’s stuck on a few chapters. If you are a library consultant or an international school librarian, would you mind writing a quick and not terribly long summary of what you do? Slightly more details here. Tentative Table of Contents here. Yes, that’s me writing the introduction.

Position: Web Developer For LibraryThing.com

Please, someone awesome take this job.

call for submissions: writings on radical cataloging

My former eternal co-editor K.R. is working on another book, this time about cataloging. Read her request for submissions and write to her with your good ideas.

blogger wanted: librarian activist

Interested in librarian activism? Want a blog with some great content, a cool domain name and all ready to plug-n-play? Librarian Activist.org is looking for takers. Drop Danielle an email if you think you could fill her shoes.

survey: RFID diffusion in libraries

If you have ten minutes to spare, please take this survey asking a few questions about how RFID is being used in libraries. [vtlib]

survey: weblog use by librarians

Please take a few minutes and take this survey by library science doctoral student John Upchurch.

survey: libraries and change

Michael Casey is asking people to fill out a brief survey about libraries and change. Tell him what you think! [LiB]

please take another survey

Surveys, we’ve got surveys. If you have a moment, please consider taking this Open Source Software in Libraries survey sponsored by Nylink.

another librarian blogger survey

Help out a librarian in Perth Australia and email her some answers to this short librarian bloggers survey.

tame the web blogger survey

LIS bloggers of any stripe, please fill out Michael Stephens’ survey Who are “the Blog People?” A Survey of Librarians and their Motivations for Blogging.