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More on MLA 2008 Planning (and Need Your Help!)

(Okay, okay…THIS will be my last post of 2007)

So, among the things I get to do at MLA 2008 is present with Patricia Anderson (whose stuff online is simply wonderful but whom I’ve never met and won’t meet until just before we present) about the application of “Web 2.0″ technologies and “social software” in medical libraries and by medical libraryfolk (that’s who I was talking about in this previous post).

Patricia had the great idea to use social technologies to gather ideas from others on how to make our presentation really good and is, at the moment, working on potential audience participation activities. We’d love it if you’d go check out what she has so far and offer your opinions (there or here- whatever suits you).

Thanks!

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    MLA’08 in my sights « Health, Science, and Libraries:

    [...] first – go read David Rothman’s posts asking for input on his upcoming MLA presentations: davidrothman.net – Blog Archive – More on MLA 2008 Planning (and Need Your Help!) Going to MLA 2008: Your advice, please? and Patricia Anderson’s posts exploring possible [...]

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