Online Currents update: December 2014
The final Part for Volume 28 of Online Currents includes the following articles: “The record of our lives in the Age of the Selfie: Developments in personal digital archiving” – Paul Bentley; “Makerspaces in the library: The next big library trend?” – Michelle McLean; “Enterprise social networks: Case studies” – Matt Moore and Kelly Tall; and “Together we are stronger: ALIA National 2014 Conference” – Amy Croft. Also in this Part are the following sections: Company news; Around the Blogs; Bookshelf and Journals; Databases and Aggregators; Web watch; and Conferences, Meetings and Seminars.
Online Currents update: December 2013
The latest Part of Online Currents publishes the following articles: “Enterprise search” – Matt Moore and Kelly Tall; “Historypin: Where history meets the present on a map” – Michelle McLean; “Crowdsourcing, collective intelligence and the wisdom of crowds” – Jane Douglas; and “Where have all the librarians gone? Future skills for librarianship and beyond” – Claire Stent. Also included in this part are the following sections: Company news; Around the Blogs; Bookshelf and Journals; Databases and Aggregators; Web Watch; and Conferences, Meetings and Seminars.
Online Currents update: June 2013
The latest Part of Online Currents publishes the usual mix of interesting articles and section notes. Denise Sutherland looks at Digital Rights Management, Jane Douglas discusses control of information flow for the 2013 federal election, Jon Jermey provides an overview of android apps and Michelle McLean looks at online events bookings services. Also included in this Part are the following sections: Company News, Around the Blogs, Bookshelf and Journals, Databases and Aggregators, Web Watch, and Conferences Meetings, and Seminars.
Online Currents update: October 2012
The latest Part of Online Currents contains the usual mix of fascinating articles and sections. Topics canvassed include android tablet e-reading apps, Pinterest and its impact on social media, library and information fellowships, sponsorship, awards and grants and online crafting communities. The list of sections includes Company News, Around the Blogs, Bookshelf and Journals, Databases and Aggregators, Web Watch, Conferences, Meetings and Seminars. Something for everyone!
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