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Name of Your Library:: Garden City Public Library - Garden City, MI

About Me:: Father of 3. Scout leader. Tigers fan. Mac user. Cyclist. Librarian.

Library Website:: http://garden-city.lib.mi.us/

What is Your Interest in Library 2.0 (not yes or no): Want to learn how to use these tools to better serve our public and better market our services and programs.

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Hi. I'm back. When I was last here, I was an adult services librarian at the Ypsilanti District Library. Now I am Director of the Garden City Public Library. We have a lot of challenges here at GCPL, but I feel we are making improvements and moving in the right direction.

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At 4:07am on May 26, 2009, Mike McQueen said…: Hi James,
I'm a teacher librarian & recently started a community based blog for getting boys to read - http://GettingBoysToRead.com. Please send me a friend request if you'd like to network, share ideas, and learn more about getting boys to read.

Sincerely,
Mike McQueen

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At 12:51pm on August 28, 2007, Rosemary Tarenskeen said…: I am very happy to have found this group. I was the Automation Librarian in north San Diego County until 5 years ago. After moving to Arizona and working as an elementary school librarian for a few years I find that I seriously need to catch up on 2.0 issues and applications. I am looking forward to participating and learning in this group.
Thanks,
Rosemary Tarenskeen

At 6:34pm on June 22, 2007, Jenny said…: I just found the Public Libraries 2.0 and joined. And I've already seen one awesome idea there after about 1 mintues of browsing. Pretty cool!

At 6:41pm on June 6, 2007, Ronald Wayne Davis said…: Hello James,

I would be glad to join your site. Please send me the invite. Ronald

At 10:00pm on May 30, 2007, Terry Dawson said…: James -
Good to see more midwestern public librarians working on 2.0 issues. I share your concerns wtih finding ways for more people on a library's staff to get involved.

At 2:47pm on May 29, 2007, Helena said…: Thanks for the invite, James. I look forward to public library (as opposed to academic) based discussion of Library 2.0.

At 4:32pm on May 26, 2007, Alissa said…: Wonderful! I just joined, so can you tell me how I would go about adding that group to my page?

Thanks, Alissa

At 1:13pm on May 26, 2007, Andrew C Maines said…: Thank Jim -- so much discussion seems to be focused on academic community this will be a nice change. A lot of the essentials behind 2.0 theory is second nature to many librarians but it will be exciting to heat what others are doing.