Robin ++.
MJ - I can't barely respond to you. This is rather upsetting because the
very group of people that want and need and are willing to gather to
create such an initiative are being told no. I don't think a group that
offers support and learning focused toward a marginalized membership base
Great idea- thank you Lisa, Becky, Bohyun, and others for working to create a
tech group for women. Long overdue. Count me in!
-Lisa Kurt
On Dec 7, 2012, at 11:07 AM, Lisa Rabey lra...@grcc.edu wrote:
Good afternoon,
Myself, Becky Yoose, and feelers out to a couple other people, are
This may be of interest...
Are you using new and emerging technologies in innovative ways to help your
students and faculty? Adapting existing technologies to reach user needs? Here
is an opportunity to share your innovations with your colleagues, library
I think some folks have already responded to 'why' pretty well, but I
figured I would add to the discussion from our perspective on the ground
at UNR in the DeLaMare Library and answer Edward's question too.
As far as why we are developing a makerspace or why we have 3D printers in
the library- I
Hi Edward,
Throughout the past year we have been working toward transforming the
DeLaMare Science and Engineering Library into a library makerspace at the
University of Nevada, Reno. It started with the purchase of a button maker
and holding mini maker breaks and has grown with bigger events,
Cary,
It looks like this is a telecommuting job- location would be anywhere:
* Working from home (yes, you heard it right, though slackers need not
apply - see the point above about needing to be a self-starter and
self-motivator)
On 3/21/12 6:49 AM, Cary Gordon listu...@chillco.com wrote:
That would be great- I'm interested!
_
Lisa Kurt
Emerging Technologies Librarian
Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center/0322
University of Nevada, Reno
phone: 775.682.5706
email: lk...@unr.edu
From: Code for Libraries
