By Meredith Farkas | August 20, 2006 Karen Coombs beat me to the punch with an excellent post on a Web4Lib comment I had noticed recently as well: “I am repeatedly impressed by how often, when librarians consider wikis, their first thought seems to be of access control. Ralph Maltese Says: December 3rd, 2006 at 7:33 pm Thank you. MORE >>

» Random and cold medicine-induced thoughts on screencasting By Meredith Farkas | November 30, 2006 Last summer, I was talking with someone from the planning committee of the Dartmouth Biomedical Libraries’ Fall Conference. Been there, done that (most recently at Access 2006 when a flu hit me right before I had to speak. MORE >>

technologies By Meredith Farkas | August 9, 2006 I got an interesting question from a reader that I really wanted to open up to the community on my blog rather than pretending that I’m knowledgeable enough to answer this question by myself: I have been reading your blog and since you have expertise with wikis I am seeking your advice. MORE >>

» Facebook at Bennington’s Crossett Library By Meredith Farkas | May 22, 2006 Since posting about social networking software almost 2 weeks ago, I have been corresponding with Oceana Wilson of the Crossett Library at Bennington College. Or if you don’t have policies, how do you handle sticky ethical issues that creep up? MORE >>

» March 28, 2006 Tagging Beyond Content: Applications & People This post was originally contributed at CollaborationLoop. Posted by: Usher Lieberman | March 29, 2006 at 08:53 PM Mike - You have some great thoughts here around tagging cutting across horizontal concerns. Other alternatives have also existed for some time. Trust Us. MORE >>