By Teresa Koltzenburg |
On February 15, 2006, librarian and 2005 LJ Mover & Shaker Michael Stephens (above) will present "Weblogs & Libraries: Communication, Conversation & the Blog People" (registration will be available soon at www.dynix.com/institute/seminar/index.asp?sem=20060215).
In addition to contributing to the ALA TechSource blog and his many other library field-related activities and pursuits, Michael Stephens is the Special Projects Librarian at St. Joseph County Library, based in South Bend, IN, and produces his own well-known blog under the "Tame the Web" (TTW) handle.
In the "Weblogs & Libraries" Webinar, Stephens will explain how weblogs (more commonly known as "blogs") have become standard content-management and communication tools for many libraries...:

- "Weblogs & Libraries" | Weds., February 15, 2006 | 8 - 9 am Pacific | Presented by Michael Stephens
On February 15, 2006, librarian and 2005 LJ Mover & Shaker Michael Stephens (above) will present "Weblogs & Libraries: Communication, Conversation & the Blog People" (registration will be available soon at www.dynix.com/institute/seminar/index.asp?sem=20060215).
In addition to contributing to the ALA TechSource blog and his many other library field-related activities and pursuits, Michael Stephens is the Special Projects Librarian at St. Joseph County Library, based in South Bend, IN, and produces his own well-known blog under the "Tame the Web" (TTW) handle.
In the "Weblogs & Libraries" Webinar, Stephens will explain how weblogs (more commonly known as "blogs") have become standard content-management and communication tools for many libraries...:
- There are conversations taking place every day in library-sponsored blogspace. Librarians can create content easily and effectively and build communities for their users.