This is the official podcast of the University of Washington iSchool's student newspaper, the Silverfish. We cover current events and historical trends in the Library and Information Sciences.
Hi all--it's been a while, so I've made a new podcast! Topics include: MLIS curriculum review, Academic Planning Day update, admissions process, my front garden (OK, I strayed a bit, sorry...) Plus a word or two here and there about recent events about the school...Have a listen, have a great last few days of the quarter, have a great break! Joe © Joseph Janes 2011
The iConference is off to a great start, and I thought there might be some interest in what's going on down there, so here's a special podcast of my day yesterday. (If my voice seems to have a little more gravel in it than usual, it's early morning...and I did a lot of talking yesterday!) Back to "regular" podcasts soon. Enjoy! Joe © Joseph Janes 2011
Hi again--the lovely break in the weather has inspired another podcast! Topics include: An update on MLIS curricular review, scheduling changes for Spring '11 a thought or two on technology and flexibility, and a plug for for the ALISS open meeting held on the 4th of February from 1pm to 2pm in Room 420 MGH. Enjoy! Joe. © Joseph Janes 2011
A few quick updates (class cancellations, admissions, MLIS curriculum survey), mostly on feedback from our advisory boards on fostering leadership and job-search-readiness among students. Have a great weekend--enjoy! Joe. © Joseph Janes 2011
This episode features an interview with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the University of Washington. Conor walks us through his personal and family involvement with labor, as well as its the influence on Pacific Northwest Culture. His library guide-page can be found at: "http://guides.lib.washington.edu/profile.php?uid=31886". The Labor Archives of Washington State at: "http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcoll/laws/" is the long URL he mentioned at the end of the interview.
Our first podcast features an interview with John Gibbs, Special Project librarian for the University of Washington.
Our first podcast features an interview with John Gibbs, Special Project librarian for the University of Washington.