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Around the Web: Libraries as humane workplaces, Getting your EDU boss to tweet, Digital zombie scholars and more

By jdupuis on October 1, 2011.

• 10 Reasons Why Your (EDU) Boss Should Tweet
• The digital scholar - which way to go?
• Facebook is scaring me
• #ArsenicLife Goes Longform, And History Gets Squished
• Science Online: London 2011 - Keynote, Michael Nielsen - Video & Storify
• Op-Ed: Stop Feeding Facebook, It's Time for Moderation
• Bibliographies (CS scholars should post copies of articles on their websites)
• Reading, Risk, and Reality: College Students and Reading for Pleasure
• Access to scientific publications should be a fundamental right
• Honor Your Campus Library
• Academic Publishing and Zombies
• Who killed videogames? Beautifully written account of behavioral economics and social games
• Amazon's New Kindles and Higher Ed: 5 Questions
• Why Facebook's new Open Graph makes us all part of the web underclass
• Cory Doctorow: Tech Companies Exploit the Way We Undervalue Privacy
• Flowchart helps you decide which of NPR's 100 best books to read
• Amazon is Nobody's Friend, Part One (Sept newsletter)
• 8 Qualities of a Social Media Expert

Are Libraries Humane Workplaces? Some links on the University of San Diego.

• Library Limbo
• Responsibility and Professional Development
• You are Not a Tinker Toy: Libraries and Reorganization
• What Do We Want? Change! When Do We Want It? Yesterday
• On Learning, Library Evolution, Organizational Change, and the (Occasionally Ugly) Responsibilities of Library Management

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