Here's the first review for the blog. I picked the Wikipedia article, "Library 2.0" because I thought it would a good introduction in simple language for this old electronic dinosaur.
I got a little cross-eyed when I got to "key principles." Is constant change a good thing? What's wrong with the security of slow and considered evolution? As a library user I don't WANT to be harnessed. And I'm not at all sure that "radical trust" belongs in any part of a library plan; it sounds too . . . radical. Too unstructured. Too much of a free-for-all.
I like the idea of continuing to "examine and improve services"--that sounds like something a library should do.
Books I've Read
- Life of Pi, by Yann Martel (Nov 2007
- Leeward Cottage, by Beth Gutcheon (Nov 2007)
- The Thirteenth Tale, by Diane Setterfield (Nov 2007)
- Rebecca, by Daphne du Maurier (Oct 2007)
- Lord John and the Private Matter by Diana Gabaldon (10/07)
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