Special T is for Training 6:30 pm

Tonight at 6:30 pm we will be doing a special CIL Live edition of T is for Training

If you are here, come on by the conference center over flow room…the theater looking thing between Potomac and the Ballroom.

If not..There is a new live widget. Ask us questions. Comment on the show. Say Hi.

Thanks to Library Thing and Information Today for providing space and a microphone.

Day the First: CIL 2009

The first day and the previous day here at Computers In Libraries has been great. The wireless, while not perfect, is a marked improvement from last year.  The two session presenters were engaging.  The resource sharing and networking were as usual fantastic.

This year I am tweeting the sessions attended and will write fully annotated posts later this week.

To follow me daily here at CIL:  follow @confbaldgeek  on twitter for all of my tweets from the sessions.

In addition, today (Tuesday) we are going to do a live podcast of the show T is for Training

More tomorrow.

Good night from downtown Alexandria.

CIL Here I Come!

I am now able to attend the sublime Computers in Libraries Conference held just outside of DC this coming Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

I will be blogging about the conference, attending many sessions, meeting a bunch of my T is for Training cohorts f2f for the first time, and renewing other friendships admit tons of good presentations.

Subscribe to my blog, if you have not already, and follow me on that new hot service called Twitter.

I have created a special account just for conference posts and insights.

Follow the user confbaldgeek to keep up with my activites at the conference.

See you on the interwebs.

I’m A Shover and Maker. Check it out!

I’m a LSW Shover and Mover and so are you.

This my profile.

Check out the inspirational cast of Shovers and Makers.

They rock my socks off.

Congrats to the 2009 Movers and Shakers

Each year Library Journal publishes a list of those library world staff members recognized for moving the world of libraries forward.

You can see the official gallery here at Library Journal.

A heartfelt congratulations to all of the winners.  You all do the library profession proud by the work that you do every day.

On a personal note, I am honored to claim several of the 2009 M and S’s as web and real life colleagues.  Lori Reed, (a T is for Training regular,)  Sarah Houghton-Jan,  Jenica P. Rogers-Urbanek, Michael Porter and Lauren Pressley are all aces in my book.

Next week, the Library Society of the World’s Shovers and Movers award winners will be revealed.

Bobbi Newman (future M&S winner, IMHO) publishes a blog post linking to all of the resources of the winners. You can find that here at her blog Librarian By Day.

Again my congratulations to all of the winners.

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