Proprosals now being accepted for 2010

Happy Monday All!! Proposals for the 10 Year Anniversary of Brick and Click are now being accepted.

Choose a full 50 minute Session presentation or a 10 minute Lightning Round presentation to best meet the amount of material you have available to present on or your personal presenting preference.

Comments also indicate that attendees love the variety of brick and click topics our presenters provide, submit a proposal on any aspect of academic libraries, cataloging, administration, access services, government documents, acquisitions, serials, electronic resources, collection development, reference, instruction, information technology, technical services - for additional ideas visit our list of Sample Topics.

ERIC Online Submission Acceptance

The 2009 Brick & Click Proceedings are available in ERIC.

Yet again this year we had great turn around time with our submission to ERIC.

Editor Connie Ury states in the introduction for the 2009 Proceedings: "This year’s proceedings are chock full of information that encourages us to use digital means to make sense of our environment as a whole—both the brick and the click elements. Some of the authors’ goals are to share ways they are helping both students and faculty hone their information literacy skills. Others are evaluating students’ and faculty skills in areas such as accessing RSS feeds, searching the Web, retrieving information from proprietary databases, interpreting and creating citations, and evaluating the quality of sources."

Enjoy!!

2001 Proceedings Full Text in ERIC

The full text of the 2001 Proceedings has been included in ERIC.

No that isn't a typo, 2001 is the correct year! With the inclusion of the 2001 full text, the complete Brick and Click Proceedings availability through ERIC.

Find the complete collection linked from the Previous Presentations & Proceedings.

2009 Proceedings

With the 2009 Symposium all but wrapped up and tucked away, the team is looking ahead to 2010.

Check out the 2009 Proceedings

We are super excited about the 10 Year Anniversary of Brick and Click!! Look for the 2010 call for proposals just after the turn of the year - be thinking of something you'd like to submit.

"The World is Calling"

John Barnett's presentation on international TV & radio broadcasts can be found at: http://raman.library.pitt.edu/magnoliaPublic/Palci/collections/worldcalling.html

Includes his PowerPoint, "quick list of major international broadcasters that feature online content," and "reference list of resources for further information."

Joe's Brick and Click Report

Brick and Click Symposium Stuff

Joe Kraus, Science & Engineering Librarian of University of Denver, blogged about what he learned at B&C 2009. Thanks for sharing Joe!!

Icebreaker: CBE Reference Hours

on-site reference hours in the College of Business Economics. Spend 4 hours in CBD - treat them as office hours

Western Washington University
elizabeth.stephan@wwu.edu