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    Library Zen: Portal Page

    Published on February 8, 2007 in Site News. Closed

    Depending on how you get to Library Zen you may have already noticed the new appearance.  In the past going to (http://www.libraryzen.com) redirected you to the Library Zen Blog (this is no longer the case).  There are a few reasons for the change:

    • Google really doesn’t like it when you redirect from the root directory.
    • Now visitors can easily see what’s going in the Library Zen “network.”
    • It will improve current statistics.

    So, hopefully this allows for an easy “one click” option to get to any of the projects I’ve been working on.  Feel free to use the contact page to give any recommendations.

     
    (New: Library Zen Portal Page)

    Our Digital World

    Published on February 8, 2007 in Day to Day. Closed

    Michael Wesch, Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University has made an impressive video on Web 2.0 with some catchy upbeat music.  I think it does a great job in showing how how we’ve come from a linear world to an interactive one.  Enjoy!

    LISZEN: Top Ten Searches

    Published on February 1, 2007 in LISZEN, LISZEN: Social, LISZEN: Trends and Site News. Closed

    Here are the top ten searches for January. Since I missed December (sorry) the change in rank is between January and the top ten for November. Those that are unmarked are new to the list.

    1. Library 2.0 (unchanged)
    2. information literacy (+2)
    3. ex libris
    4. reference
    5. librarything
    6. new library design
    7. Google
    8. trustees
    9. data “collection development”
    10. “Google custom search” (-7)

    As for the lack of posts on Library Zen- I am blaming it on a LOT of site improvements. Here is just some of them:

    • Library Zen now has archives page (including tag cloud)
    • Library Zen/ LISZEN has new contact page (goodbye spam)
    • LISZEN now searches 600+ blogs
    • Library Zen upgraded to WordPress 2.1
    • LISZEN: Trends upgraded to Pligg .9
    • Work has begun on a new project (codename- LISZEN: Social)

    Also, during January I spoke with the Second Life community about virtual libraries. I am currently getting screen-shots, graphs, and comments together for the next post.

    In the mean time don’t forget to pre-order your copy of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (I just did). Amazon has it for $18.89 – whoo-who!

    New Year = New Adventure

    Published on December 29, 2006 in Day to Day. 3 Comments

    A little over three months ago Library Zen was launched.  My goal for the site was to provide my thoughts as a LIS student and contribute to the library profession the best that I could.  Since that time I like to think that I’ve accomplished these goals. 

    While the month of December has been slow on the blogging side, I assure everyone that behind the scenes there has been a lot happening.  I continue to add submissions to LISZEN and am excited for the holidays to cool down before getting serious about posting again.  But these things are not what have taken a majority of my time.

    As many have read in the “about me” page, I have been working at West Branch Public Library for over 7 years.  As of today I’m switching from Network Manager to off-site Technology Consultant as I move down to Farmington Hills (Michigan) to be closer to Wayne State University.  In addition to that, I have accepted a position at Salem-South Lyon District Library where I will get to work with some amazing people.

    With a new job, new apartment, and new semester this New Year has brought many changes.  But it’s just one more adventure and many more things to learn and share.

    Garrett Hungerford

    Happy Holidays!

    Published on December 24, 2006 in Day to Day. Closed

    Twas the night before Christmas, and in the blogsphere
    Not a blogger was posting, not even here.
    It won’t be long till I have more to share
    As many plans are now brewing with care.

    So Happy Holidays from Library Zen
    Can’t wait for the New Year when I see you again!

    Welcome ALA TechSource Readers!

    Published on December 14, 2006 in LISZEN. Closed

    I know I’m a day late in saying welcome, but that’s how life has been with finals week at Wayne State University.  If your not sure what the welcome is all about, go read “Custom Zen: Enlightened Information Retrieval” by Teresa Koltzenburg.  I had the honor of speaking with Teresa about the past, present and future of LISZEN.  I’d tell more, but the interview does it all for me.

    LISZEN: Trends Open (but still beta)

    Published on December 5, 2006 in Day to Day and LISZEN: Trends. Closed

    The iron curtain has lifted, but that doesn’t mean that LISZEN: Trends is feature complete.  Those that had a sneak peek over the last two weeks will notice the the site is now more visually appealing.

    Feed Me

    For those that aren’t aware, LISZEN: Trends is a real-time/social library tool, much like Digg (except for librarians).  It allows you to submit news, vote on news, and subscribe to news.  There are currently three choices of RSS feeds:

    Queued:

    When an article is first submitted it goes into the Q.  Subscribe to this feed if you would prefer to view news before it goes mainstream.  You can, also, view this by clicking on “Discover LIS Trends.”

    Published (recommended):

    Once a submitted article receives a certain number of votes (currently set at 4) it becomes “published.”  Subscribe to this feed if you prefer news that has been sorted out and reviewed by peers.

    All:

    This feed contains both “Queued” and “Published”

    If you are wondering, “if LISZEN: Trends requires 4 votes to get published, why is there news with 2 votes on the published page,” fear not.  During testing the setting was at 2 votes, but will now require 4 on future posts.  The aim is to have about 35% – 40% of daily submissions make it to “published” status.  This means that the number of required votes will be adjusted periodically to ensure balance, and that your not bombarded with news.

    Categories

    What I am still looking for is help on finalizing the “categories” within LISZEN: Trends.  Here are the current categories:

    • Academic Libraries
    • Books
    • Cataloging
    • Censorship
    • Children
    • Continuing Education
    • Employment
    • General
    • Humor
    • Programs & Events
    • Public Libraries
    • Special Libraries
    • Technology
    • Video
    • Young Adult

    One is still able to tag posts, but broad library topics for categories would help.  QUESTION: If you could categorize the library profession into 15 general areas what would they be?

    Since I mentioned tagging, I want to draw everyone attention to the tag cloud for the site (nice, ehh).

    … And More

    Since I don’t want everyone repeating the same errors to me, here are things I am aware of:

    1. “tell a friend” link does not work (yet)
    2.  Avatars are gone?  (For a bit, but they will be back)

    With finals quickly approaching my response time to emails will suffer.  But feel free to post any observations, bugs, compliments, and suggested categories in the comments.

    That’s all for now.  In the words of Dylan Baker, a LISZEN: Trends beta tester, Get Trendy!  And get over to LISZEN: Trends…

    LISZEN: It’s Buzzing

    Published on December 1, 2006 in Day to Day. Closed

    School Library Journal released the December issue of its monthly periodical today.  In it is a wonderful blurb on LISZEN in the Buzz section (same article on CNN Money).  Lately, I’ve been snooping the web and have found LISZEN has become a popular tool.  I’m excited to see schools getting in on the action.  Here are a few Information & Library Science programs that have begun promoting LISZEN as a resource:

    I like to think of LISZEN as the ultimate library resource for quick “additional readings.”  Obsession for additional readings could be why academia is loving LISZEN so much- not saying they’re big on that (okay, so I am).  Discovering that universities are linking to LISZEN tells me that behind all this “buzz” is a tool worth using.

     So, that is the update on the current state of LISZEN.  As always, continue to send me blogs links and feedback.

    Patrons Without Email

    Published on December 1, 2006 in Day to Day and Technology. Closed

    YouSendItWe have all had it happen. Somebody brings in a disk and wants to send the pictures out to their tech-savvy son. The problem is they don’t have an email account. You could take them to Yahoo! Mail or Hotmail and have them go through the series of questions, but shouldn’t there be an easier way?

    At YouSendIt, you can easily upload a file and send it out to any email address. The best part is that you don’t have to have an email address to use the product. Just type in the email were the file needs to go and upload the file (if it’s a lot of photos I’d .zip it first). Hit send and your done.

    The recipient get an email that looks like this:

    YouSendIt Email

    This service came in handy a few weeks ago for me while trying to help a man send some pictures to his son. He didn’t have an email address and didn’t have time to to go through the 5 page process that Yahoo! and Hotmail require to setup an account.

    Try it for yourself: YouSendIt

    Past articles on YouSendIt from: Tom Keays and LawLibTech.
    Found via LISZEN: “YouSendIt” Search

    LISZEN: Trends Beta

    Published on November 22, 2006 in LISZEN, LISZEN: Trends, Site News and Technology. 1 Comment

    Update: This is now an open beta.  So, what are you waiting for get over to LISZEN: Trends 

    The newest tool from Library Zen is here! LISZEN: Trends takes care of everything that LISZEN search lacks. While the LISZEN search is more of an archival tool for finding older information, LISZEN: Trends is meant to be a social tool for sharing new information.

    I believe both tools will be equally useful, but want some more input before I mark it ready for everyone. So, starting today you may get a sneak peak of LISZEN: Trends by submitting your email below. You will receive an email within 10 minutes with directions to access the site.

    Please note that signing up does have some strings attached. You will be asked to perform a few tasks and provide some feedback. It should only take around 15 – 30 minutes to complete.