The Netherlands Public Library Association has put an interview I did with them online (YouTube). The interview was conducted at ALA Annual.
There are also some other great interviews.

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The Netherlands Public Library Association has put an interview I did with them online (YouTube). The interview was conducted at ALA Annual.
There are also some other great interviews.
I’ve uploaded the audio of the Reference Renaissance panel to Blip.tv so folks can stream it, rather than having to download it.
I’m in Denver at the Reference Renaissance Conference (hopefully the first of many). They have great attendance with over 500 attendees. That’s right at the levels of VRD at its biggest (in Chicago). The conference started out with a great keynote. Hopefully the presentation will be available online, because it is well worth a listen. While a bit on the utopian social side, it is rich with ideas to think about (and books to read).
It is great to see the return of a national reference conference. I think these kinds of events are still important to create cohorts, and push ahead the field as a whole.
Good job BCR and everyone!
Here’s a video of the entire ALA OITP panel on the Future of American Libraries in the 21st Century. The panel was Stephen Abrahm, Jose-Marie Griffith, and Joan Frye Williams. I ended the session with an update on participatory librarianship.
Download High Quality Video at: http://ptbed.org/downloads/Futures-OITP.mp4
Downloadable high-quality version at: http://ptbed.org/downloads/UMD-Record.mov
High quality movie available for download: http://ptbed.org/downloads/Metro-Record.mp4
A webcast of my presentation to the Cornell Libraries is now streaming from Google Video:
High quality downloadable version is available at: http://ptbed.org/downloads/Cornell.mp4