Interactive Leonardo at the Biblioteca Nacional de España
The Biblioteca Nacional de España has created “Leonardo Interactivo,” digitizing Leonardo da Vinci’s Madrid Codex I – II, making them available to …
Free Technical Services Webinars!
A little while ago I discovered this amazing list of free technical services webinars! They cover a wide range of topics, and …
Trinidad and Tobago’s National Library and Information System Authority (NALIS)
Earlier this month I was in Trinidad and Tobago for this year’s SALALM conference, and I stopped by to visit the National Library and Information …
Thirty-five portraits of circus animal trainers
Schlesinger Library houses a fascinating collection of Women in American History. Here’s just a tiny example of the wonders they have, Thirty-five …
The Library of Congress on C-SPAN
Here’s a great documentary about the Library of Congress which C-SPAN has made available for free! The documentary is an hour and …
AALL 2011; First impressions
I just got back from my first AALL (American Association of Law Libraries) conference which met in Philly. In comparison to the …
Apps for the New York Public Library
The New York Public Library is releasing a number of new apps to give you better access to their collection. The apps …
La Cocina Histórica
The University of San Antonio Texas has created a bilingual blog titled La Cocina Histórica, to share recipes from their Mexican, Texan, and Southwestern …
Celebrating 100 Years at the NYPL
Here are a few items that form part of NYPL’s exhibition Celebrating 100 Years. The exhibit includes items of our last 100 …
E-Gov: Make It Work @ your library (ALA webinar)
This afternoon I attended an ALA webinar about E-Government. The session offered some good sites where we can find government information (local, …
