Second-year MLIS student, Jennifer Grek Martin, will be teaching the new Cartography course offered next fall. Check out the Dal News article featuring Jennifer’s course (http://bit.ly/i40Jkc).
A Christmas Poem
2nd year MLIS student, Leah Brisco, was present during the decorating of the SIM office and was so inspired that she composed a Christmas poem for us. She has agreed to share her composition and start the Christmas spark on the blog. Feel free to jump in with your seasonal contributions!
Twas the second of December, and all through the Rowe
All the creatures were decorating, with tree and with bow,
Old boxes of ornaments, Santas, and more
Were pulled from the closet and put on the floor,
Then one said to another, do you want this old stuff?
We don’t need it all – we’ve already enough!
I said “oh yes please!, my apartment’s quite bare,
And it would make such a difference, to deck the halls there”.
And what to my wondering eyes did appear?
But a box full of candles, tin plates, and other gear.
And I thanked them all quietly, as I walked out of sight, “Merry
Christmas to all, and to all a good night!”
Mark Leggott speaks on Cultivating an Open Source Digital Garden with Islandora
Mark Leggott (MLIS 1986), President and CEO, Discovery Garden, will be speaking at a Computer Science Seminar on Wednesday, December 8th, 2010.
Time: 10:30 a.m.
Place: Jacob Slonim Conference Room (430), Computer Science
Dalhousie University
6050 University Avenue, Halifax
*Coffee and cookies will be provided, courtesy of Faculty of Computer Science.
Dr. Anatoliy Gruzd is cross-appointed to the Faculty of Computer Science
The School of Information Management (SIM) is pleased to announce the cross-appointment of Dr. Gruzd to the Dalhousie Faculty of Computer Science. This cross-appointment reflects the interdisciplinary nature of Dr. Gruzd’s expertise and research interests in both Information Management and Computer Science (CS).
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How to Be a More Efficient Online Social Networker
A recent NY Times piece about tools that can help companies to manage their online social media better inspired me to start a new series of bi-weekly blog posts at http://SocialMediaLab.ca about different “support” tools that can help individual users to manage and control the content of their ever-changing and ever-growing social media and networking accounts. This week’s focus will be on Social Archiving tools.