Forwarding this announcement from LITA list earlier - students at
Wayne State U seeking opportunities to collaborate online with
libraries & archives.
  Please forward to any interested / Best, kw

Karen Weaver, MLS, Electronic Resources Statistician
Duquesne University, Gumberg Library
Pittsburgh PA email [log in to unmask] / Gmail: [log in to unmask]


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From: Kim Schroeder <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Thu, 9 Jun 2011 15:18:07 -0400
Subject: [lita-l] Can you use archival/library students?
To: [log in to unmask]

Hello!

I am teaching "Libraries and Archives in a Digital World" and I have a class
assignment in which the students have to create a blog, Twitter plan or
Facebook page for an archive or library.

If you are interested in this please contact me as soon as possible so that
we can get all the students assigned.

Please note, the project does not have to be open to the public. If you are
concerned about control of content, it will be up to you to make it "live"
when you desire.


Feel free to liberally pass this to other colleagues!


Best,
Kim Schroeder
Adjunct Faculty
School of Library and Information Science
Wayne State University

and

Archive Media Partners
Site: www.archivemediapartners.com
Blog: archivemediapartners.com/AMPed
Twitter: archivemedia
Phone: 313-963-6355
Social Networking for Archivists and Librarians Workshop see
http://archivemediapartners.com/Events.htm





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Kim Schroeder
Archive Media Partners
Site: www.archivemediapartners.com
Blog: archivemediapartners.com/AMPed
Twitter: archivemedia
Phone: 313-963-6355
Commercial Appraisal of Your Archives
http://archivemediapartners.com/Events.htm



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On 6/9/11, Samuel E Trosow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>  > Earn  your master’s degree without disrupting your life, without leaving
> your  current job and
>
>>  relocating,  and without physically sitting in a  classroom.
>
>
> How exciting.  No disruption.  No travel. No muss, no fuss,  and best
> yet...... no classrooms!
>
> But getting a good advanced graduate education is often disruptive to one's
> life.  It's a choice people have to make.
>
> And sitting in a classroom just might be a good thing.
>
> This sort of ad reminds me of the Green Acres episode where Eb sent away to
> a mail order house to learn how to become a barber my mail. He really needed
> to go to a barber shop and have someone give him some real feedback. Or
> maybe he just wasn't suited to become a barber.  Didn't matter, the mail
> order company got his money (and Oliver got a bad haircut).
>
> This is not to say that distance offerings might not be well-used to enhance
> the MLIS curriculum in some targeted situations.  But to celebrate a "no
> classroom" education seems a bit counter productive these days given the
> nasty political environment that we are facing. Stop chasing after the likes
> of SJSU and Drexel and stick to what you at Wayne State do best, which is
> training librarians for Michigan and beyond.
>
> Sure, use some distance-ed where appropriate, but can we please get some
> perspective?
>
> Sam Trosow, UWO
>
>