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Thanks to Library Camp NYC attendees

I'd like to thank everyone who helped make Library Camp NYC a success. Most amazing of all was watching the event wiki get populated with new pages and content as the day wore on. The wiki now offers session notes for most of the sessions in the program and links to photos of the event posted on flickr.

Posted on August 15, 2007 at 3:19pm — 2 Comments

Navigation here in Ning is a drag

This post is here just so I can find a way to easily go back and forth between the two networks I'm on here in Ning:

Posted on March 21, 2007 at 4:16pm — 1 Comment

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At 2:57am on May 26, 2009, Mike McQueen said…: Hi Stephen,
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 4:42pm on February 8, 2008, Dennis McMullen said…: I now have a twitter feed of recent ref questions on my blog.

At 5:42pm on February 5, 2008, Dennis McMullen said…: Hi Stephen. I'm head of a ref dept. in a medium sized public library in ohio and I have been pondering, for a while now, the usefulness of 2.0 tools at the ref desk. I've just read your last two blog posts and find them very interesting and thought provoking. I might try the twitter feed of recent ref questions. Keep up the good work!

At 1:52pm on August 15, 2007, Shannon Kealey said…: Hi Stephen, I really enjoyed Library Camp yesterday! Thanks so much for making it happen.

At 3:16pm on May 14, 2007, val forrestal said…: very cool! i sent the link around, and i will def try to make it!!! i will also post on my blog, but sadly, she is a new blog, and so probably the only people who will see the post are the people i sent the link to, hehehe... (http://theinfobabe.blogspot.com/)

At 12:09pm on March 24, 2007, Bonnie Cohen Lafazan said…: Hi Stephen, per your advice i I set this up:
http://youngnewlibrarians.ning.com/

At 9:11am on March 21, 2007, Bill Drew said…: Stephen

Congratulations on your new baby. I understand entirely. MY kids are much older but my wife and I still find it hard to get away to do things. My son is a student here at Morrisville and my daughter is a junior in high school and turns 18 next week. The time will go fast. Family must always be top priority over everything else.

At 9:16pm on March 20, 2007, Stephen Francoeur said…: Peter, 'fraid I won't be at ALA or most any convention until my youngest is a lot older. My wife would rightly kill me if I left her alone for a weekend.

At 5:11pm on March 20, 2007, Peter Bromberg said…: Hi Stephen, thanks for being my friend. If I do manage to get up to NYC for a day (which happens now and again) I'd love to meet you for lunch, schedules permitting. Any chance you'll be in DC for ALA? If so, I hope to see you there. First beer's on me :-)

At 7:54pm on March 19, 2007, Stephen Francoeur said…: Thanks. Nope, no free weekends for me for a while...my dance card is full, I'm afraid. If you're ever here on a weekday, I can often find time for lunch, etc.