As mentioned at Stephen’s Lighthouse. 2012 Horizon Report from EDUCAUSE and New Media Consortium.
Historical publications of the Horizon Report can be found here.
A survey of the current offering of non-traditional LIS job in the United States from Information Space – the Syracuse University iSchool blog.
TimeRime – Create, view, share and compare timelines. Basic account probably has some restrictions.
The Future Librarians for Intellectual Freedom are an amazing student group of volunteers at the University of Alberta. They hold events throughout the year in Edmonton promoting intellectual freedom within library and information services. They also arrange community events to help raise awareness about intellectual freedom and social responsibility.
Future Librarians for Intellectual Freedom: Welcome to Freedom to Read Week!.
Dr. Toni Samek teaches courses on special populations and intellectual freedom & social responsibility at The University of Alberta’s School of Library and Information Studies. She just won a National Teaching Fellowship from 3M and the courses she teaches are well regarded and transformative. I would encourage students interested in these topics within an MLIS program to consider the University of Alberta.
Another Infographic:Â Is Pinterest The Next Social Commerce Game Changer?
HLWIKI Canada provides a Mentoring 2.0 summary (mentoring in web 2.0 context) and references for Library and Information Studies students.
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