Emily's Page

Flickr's potential to act as a digital library has definitely been expanding with the many official projects showing up there this last year. And I hope we'll start to see some larger studies that compare traditional DL interfaces and the experiences these libraries have had on flickr, but until then it's also something I'd like to experiment with myself.

A little background: The Library of Congress posted just two sets of photos (a little under 5,000 images) from the… Continue

I've been playing around on the web more lately and figured it might be a good idea to keep track of the things I've been doing/creating/whatever. A blog post on a Library 2.0 group site seems like as good a location as any.

Some of these tools are ones I was introduced to through my Media Literacy and Youth class, some I saw on blogs like Infodoodads, and others are new features of sites I've been using for a while, like Google Maps and photobucket. Most have ended up on the "… Continue

I'm still finding spresent's "instant flash slideshows" a useful tool to integrate text, images, video, and sound files, though I'm sure there are more polished products out there. I thought I might as well link to all the various ones I've created since the list is getting longer and not all are linked under the same information anymore:

for school:

Serieteket Library - created for my Comic Book Collection D… Continue

I saw a post on spresent at Infodoodads a while back and thought it looked like a very nice, easy way to make more interactive web tutorials. So, when my boss saw that Chicago had been added to Google's Street View option and suggested I write something up for our Featured Resource Blog, I decided to start experimenting.

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I recently used flickr to put together a fairly crude digital version of an exhibit I set up at our library about Soviet Propaganda posters from World War II. That flickr page has much, much more information, but you can get a glimpse of it here:

If you click through to the flickr set and view each image

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