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If you want to catch up with #iili2010 tweets there is a Twapperkeeper at http://twapperkeeper.com/hashtag/ili2010
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Saturday, 16 October 2010
ILI2010 - social search presentation
My presentation on using social media search tools as part of research, which I gave at Internet Librarian International on 15th October 2010, is now available on the sites listed below. I have uploaded it to several different sites and services as I know some of you are not able to access one or more of them at work.
If you want to catch up with #iili2010 tweets there is a Twapperkeeper at http://twapperkeeper.com/hashtag/ili2010
If you want to catch up with #iili2010 tweets there is a Twapperkeeper at http://twapperkeeper.com/hashtag/ili2010
Sunday, 7 March 2010
Event: CASH - a Current Awareness Service for Health
CILIP in the Thames Valley evening event
Date: Tuesday 6 April 2010
Time: 18.00 for 18.30
Venue: Great Expectations, 33 London Street, Reading, Berkshire RG1 4PS
www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=471801&y=173139&z=0&ar=Y
Chrissy Allott: CASH, a Current Awareness Service for Health
From a local to a national current awareness and alerting service; from primary care to mental health and secondary care, the aim of CASH is to provide a nationally managed and coordinated current awareness service to ensure that all health care staff are kept up-to-date.
This is a free event followed by refreshments and a chance to network with your colleagues from the local area. An invitation is extended to anyone with a professional interest in the topic.
Please advise Norman Briggs, Events Co-Ordinator, Tel: 0118 987 1115 or nwbriggs@pcintell.co.uk or Chrissy Allott, Chairperson Chrissy.Allott@berkshire.nhs.uk if you plan to attend.
Date for your diaries
Tuesday 4 May: CILIP in the Thames Valley & South East Branch Joint AGM 2010
The South East branch will hold a joint AGM with the CILIP in Thames Valley sub-branch on Tuesday 4 May at the Town Hall, Reading, from 1.00pm. Further details of speakers and events will be announced soon.
Date: Tuesday 6 April 2010
Time: 18.00 for 18.30
Venue: Great Expectations, 33 London Street, Reading, Berkshire RG1 4PS
www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=471801&y=173139&z=0&ar=Y
Chrissy Allott: CASH, a Current Awareness Service for Health
From a local to a national current awareness and alerting service; from primary care to mental health and secondary care, the aim of CASH is to provide a nationally managed and coordinated current awareness service to ensure that all health care staff are kept up-to-date.
This is a free event followed by refreshments and a chance to network with your colleagues from the local area. An invitation is extended to anyone with a professional interest in the topic.
Please advise Norman Briggs, Events Co-Ordinator, Tel: 0118 987 1115 or nwbriggs@pcintell.co.uk or Chrissy Allott, Chairperson Chrissy.Allott@berkshire.nhs.uk if you plan to attend.
Date for your diaries
Tuesday 4 May: CILIP in the Thames Valley & South East Branch Joint AGM 2010
The South East branch will hold a joint AGM with the CILIP in Thames Valley sub-branch on Tuesday 4 May at the Town Hall, Reading, from 1.00pm. Further details of speakers and events will be announced soon.
Friday, 2 October 2009
Internet Search: a challenging and ever changing landscape
CILIP in the Thames Valley evening meeting
Date & Time: Tuesday 6th October 2009, 1800 for 1830 hrs
Location: Great Expectations, 33 London St, Reading
Google threatens to go hyper with its “caffeine” search. Bing is taking over Yahoo. Image search options are expanding: creative commons, colour, similar images. More specialist search tools for the “hidden web” are emerging and Web 2.0 is now an essential part of the search mix. Karen Blakeman will look at the new services that are being pushed out by the major search engines and the alternatives.
This is a free event followed by free refreshments and networking opportunities with colleagues.
An invitation is extended to anyone with a professional interest in the topic
Contact: Norman Briggs, nwbriggs@pcintell.co.uk to advise attendance for catering purposes.
Date & Time: Tuesday 6th October 2009, 1800 for 1830 hrs
Location: Great Expectations, 33 London St, Reading
Google threatens to go hyper with its “caffeine” search. Bing is taking over Yahoo. Image search options are expanding: creative commons, colour, similar images. More specialist search tools for the “hidden web” are emerging and Web 2.0 is now an essential part of the search mix. Karen Blakeman will look at the new services that are being pushed out by the major search engines and the alternatives.
This is a free event followed by free refreshments and networking opportunities with colleagues.
An invitation is extended to anyone with a professional interest in the topic
Contact: Norman Briggs, nwbriggs@pcintell.co.uk to advise attendance for catering purposes.
Friday, 29 May 2009
PATLIB 2009 presentations
The presentations that I gave at PATLIB 2009 in Sofia, Bulgaria lastweek are now available at http://www.rba.co.uk/patlib2009. There are two: a 25 minute presentation that was given as part of the main conference and the longer half day pre-conference workshop. As usual, many of the slides will probably not make sense without my commentary but you are welcome to email or Twitter DM me if you want more information.
There is also a two page "Getting started with Twitter" document. Yes, I know that there is a plethora of how-to-twitter pages on the web but almost none of them answer the questions that I am asked on my workshops. The best and most succinct that I have found so far is the two page http://portfolio.ginaminks.com/job_aides/twitter_cheat_sheet.pdf
There is also a two page "Getting started with Twitter" document. Yes, I know that there is a plethora of how-to-twitter pages on the web but almost none of them answer the questions that I am asked on my workshops. The best and most succinct that I have found so far is the two page http://portfolio.ginaminks.com/job_aides/twitter_cheat_sheet.pdf
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