Did you miss us at #ALAAC23? The recording of Transforming Metadata is now available, featuring Inkyng Choi and Heather Moulaison-Sandy #oclcResearch https://www.oclc.org/research/presentations/2023/ala-research-transforming-metadata.html
Had the best time at #alaac23 this week. I was invited to rep my first picture book and met some amazing people.
Plus, I wasn't shushed once no matter how bad my wordplay became.
Decided I'd better go looking for this while I remembered since I've now completely abandoned the bird site and won't see it there. List from yesterday's Read and Rave at #alaac23
According to Sandra, our poster at #ALAAC23 was a great success! Lots of great conversation apparently, and we've been asked to write an article about it.
"Did a bot do your work? Addressing pre-trained text generation apps in information literacy instruction"
poster and sample lesson plan at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UivxdhxcnilEco7HF22smQ7NZDHK1SSu
Next ducking in a little late to Kensington book buzz. Author of Charlotte Isles Girl Detective speaking now. #alaac23
Next up, Booklist Read and Rave. I know from experience I will have to share the list from their website. #alaac23
"The great tragedy of my childhood was learning that I was a hedonist, but one without money." #alaac23
Interviewed man in Belfast whom he realized was infamous from his involvement in The Troubles, reminded him of experiences from The Arab Spring. #alaac23
Umrigar was clearly not expecting so many librarians to have heard of Zoroastrianism. #alaac23
First panel of the morning is "Your Morning is Booked." The swag includes box cutters. Why did nobody do this when award committees had crates of books to unpack at conferences? #alaac23
If you're at #ALAAC23 and would like to grab some deep dish tomorrow at 11, let me know! We'll be meeting near the Hilton Chicago, so easy to get to on the shuttle from the convention center.