Monday, January 29, 2007
About Me
- Name: Connie Crosby
- Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I am the principal consultant at Crosby Group Consulting specializing in knowledge management, information management and social media primarily for the legal and information industries. I teach continuing education courses on social media at the iSchool Institute, University of Toronto. I also write, blog and speak. My 2010 book Effective Blogging for Libraries is part of the award-winning Tech Set series from Neal-Schuman Publishing.
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Previous Posts
- Creative InfoPro
- Haifa Center of Law & Technology - The Law of Sear...
- Podcasting Legal Guide - from the Creative Commons...
- Nieman Reports - Winter 2006 - Special Issue re: j...
- NY:MIEG or New York: Media Information Exchange G...
- The Cubes™
- Library of Congress Classification Outline - Class...
- Legal Week: Richard Susskind - Electronic path to...
- Information Overlord: SLD
- The Power Of Us - article on mass collaboration
Links
- Libraries Without Borders ("NE2007") Toronto, Oct. 17-20, 2007
- Libraries Without Borders Official Blog
- Libraries Without Borders Official Wiki
- Law Firm Web Strategy
- Stem Legal
- LLRX
- TALL
- CALL
- AALL
- SLA
- SLA 2005
- SLA 2005 Blog
- OLA
- CLA
- IFLA
- FIS
- FIMS
- Internet Librarian 2004
- BookCrossing
Blogs
- Slaw
- Out of the Jungle
- GTA Bloggers
- Vancouver Law Librarian Blog
- Library Boy
- senatorhung's pad
- beSpacific
- Librarian.net
- Blog Without a Library
- Chez Shoes
- PIPEDA and Canadian Privacy Blog
- Information Overlord
- Dysart & Jones
- LibrarianActivist.org
- Rob Hyndman
- Stephen Abram Articles & Presentations
- Tod Maffin
- the [non]billable hour
- Real Lawyers Have Blogs
- Lawrence Lessig Blog
2 Comments:
This is interesting, Connie, in light of our recent conversation on Slaw:
"also looking at Second Life
- had funding to buy an island, but the campus legal counsel had concerns the SL license would violate Illinois law; working with both to try to resolve this
- still working with the Alliance Library System's InfoIsland project (they don't pay for that, so no legal problems)
- don't have enough electricity or seating, need to remodel - hoping the students can design their ideal library in SL
- don't believe SL is "the" virtual reality environment; in fact, believe it won't be, but:
1. unlike in real life, when we build a branch, we can dismantle it (on purpose or accidentally)
2. very confident that there will be some type of virtual reality environment eventually, so good to explore it now and help shape that environment"
3:31 p.m.
Yeah, I've been trying to follow both the discussions of the librarians building up knowledge about and services in Second Life, as well as all the criticisms about it. I am slowly building up an idea of what it all really means. Or will mean someday.
12:24 a.m.
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