A comprehensive archive of every question ever in the history of Jeopardy is nerd-paradise. (Librarians are 14th in lifetime winnings by career-type though I’d like to see this
This idea is growing in awareness and after the rush to create CERB a year ago, more and more people are seeing the benefit of some form of
Shea and I often talk about how strange it is that librarians are one of the few professions where practitioners actively visit local examples of their workplace in
Doing some quick research about yesterday’s post led to me to discover the Roud Folk Song Index which I don’t think I’d heard of before but which reminds
We’re into the same month as when Covid became real and the world shut-down mid-month so I’ll likely be posting a few different retrospective posts, whether it’s “Throwback
Through my work with the Writers Guild of Alberta, I became involved with the Calgary Freedom to Read Week Committee. I can’t find it online now but my
This has been an unprecedented twelve months that has impacted all sectors including public libraries. Libraries have had to pivot in a variety of ways – from implementing
The NYPL has a Buzzfeed-esque quiz that’s pretty fun…
RPL’s Marketing Unit has created some great content recently including this timely video featuring a number of well-known Regina names…
Going through some old papers, I came across this recommendation letter from the Sask Library Association Executive Director. If this letter didn’t make it clear, I’ve always felt
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