Being able to effectively market talents, skills and abilities, greatly enhances one’s ability gain employment, recognition and sufficient compensation. It can also make them seem
I have spent the last months reading and writing about digital divide, information literacy and other related concepts, attended conferences and spoke with several experts
Week one of the six-week program focused on how the public views libraries and was guided by two recent research studies conducted by well-known agencies (e.g.
After months of research on digital literacy, most people would probably be exhausted and want a break. But when I saw that the Special Libraries
While scanning the American Library Association’s Annual Conference program descriptions, I came across a session entitled “Turning the Page 2.0.” I quickly skimmed the description
Although the last two (2) posts mentioned things pertaining to reviewers and editing, they primarily dealt with the writing process. Here I will focus more
In the previous post I highlighted things one can do to prepare for and begin writing a manuscript for a publication. In this I will
Publishing papers in different venues (book, magazine, journal, etc) is something many of us dream about. Where as some people can do it voluntarily, those
A few weeks ago, while minding my own business, I received an email with a subject line that read, “Dinner with Mrs. Bush in Seattle.” I
This past Tuesday, I walked a little over a mile to attend the last session of my “Readings in Information and Communication Technology for Development” seminar
