A designer reimagines how various popular web sites would look as 1980’s gadgets.
This article should be mandatory reading before someone is allowed to use the Internet!
According to recent polling, a staggeringly small portion of the 22-to-45-year-old demographic watches cable news, and in fact almost 50 percent of young people do not watch
A couple stories of the importance of being able to “go viral” in the digital age. Today was Budget Day in Saskatchewan and it was confirmed that, after
In the 2009 and 2013 Sask NDP leadership races, I was *very* opinionated and that often left me at cross-purposes, as an active member of Ryan’s team but
Since he first ran for the leadership of the Sask NDP nearly a decade ago, Ryan Meili has been incredibly adept at harnessing new technologies to achieve political
A good article which is especially relevant to libraries where we hear many tech-related questions every day and struggle with how far we go with our tech-support role,
At RPL’s recent Staff Development Day, I was asked to moderate a panel discussion on fake news. The panelists included a local education prof who specializes in social
Since I’m in the midst of a series of daily tweets about a big community event we’re having at my library branch this Saturday, I might as well
I don’t do a huge amount of this on my own blog/FB/Twitter/etc. but still useful to know what tools are out there for managing all aspects of your
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