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"Menu writing is an art form seldom appreciated. In our restaurants, we put an incredible amount of time and thought into crafting menus. It's remarkable to see menus being preserved and documented, for them to become a resource for future chefs, sociologists, historians and everyone who loves food. It’s not just What’s on the Menu , it reveals so much more." Rich Torrisi , Chef: " What's on the Menu is a tremendous educational resource that breathes life into our city's most beloved restaurants and dishes.
What's on the Menu? Help transcribe The New York Public Library's historical menu collection
Infographic: The social media crisis communications decision tree | SMI | Libraries and social media | Scoop.it
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List of 20 Excellent Social Media Networking Resources : Health in 30 | Libraries and social media | Scoop.it
Webinar: “Cultivating the Executive Mind: Is Mindfulness the Key to 21st Century Economic Survival?” | Jeremy Hunter | Libraries - widening the perspective | Scoop.it | Libraries and literacy | Scoop.it
"Peter Drucker, the founder of the discipline of modern management, asserted that making knowledge workers productive was the key to economic survival for the developed economies. Or get out at least until there is a better system? I know what you are going to say, I can hear it already - "We can't! Our patrons demand ebooks! AT THE LIBRARY: Use the web to find and keep up with your favoritesThe Westerly SunHave you ever read a book review so exciting that you immediately call the library to request the title, only to discover you'll be added to a long waiting list? The great economist Joseph Schumpeter coined the term “creative destruction” to describe the process by which innovation (which might be technological or organizational—the latter illustrated by the invention of the supermarket) promotes economic..."There are two main reasons why personal branding is becoming a core part of our culture. Sadly, it’s nothing revolutionary! First, we are all being judged all the time, even when we’re sleeping (our online profiles are still up!
10 Compelling Reasons to Brand Yourself Today by Curating Other People’s Content | The People Behind the Paper.lis | Rebranding school libraries | Scoop.it | Libraries and literacy | Scoop.it
Australia's hopes for the Microsoft Imagine Cup title are pinned on four Melbourne students. What's their big idea? http://t.co/Odd6PYih ^LH E-health, Myki the big Vic budget winners - As the Victorian Government looks to cut spending and produce a surplus,... http://t.co/jyGBrD6P
Brisbane council rolls out free public Wi-Fi - Communications - News - ZDNet Australia
17 Twitter Marketing Tips From the Pros | Social Media Examiner
Do your best to craft your content tweets, @replies and promotional tweets all with a seamless style that matches your personality and/or brand . Ideally, you want people to read your tweets and feel naturally compelled to click on your links and retweet you. You just want to add value and have no agenda or attachment to “making the sale,” yet you’re strategic and mindful about how you tweet. Then you’ll see a marked improvement in your retweet and click-through rates.10.31.11 | The Fred Rogers Center has been part of several recent efforts to develop digital media guidelines for young children and to help define what we mean by “quality” for those children who are old enough to engage with new media tools. In this podcast at the Early Ed Watch blog , Lisa Guernsey, director of the early education initiative at New America Foundation, talks with Rita Catalano, executive director at the Fred Rogers Center for Early Learning and Children’s Media at Saint Vincent College, about two specific efforts underway to develop guidelines for educators and families. The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), in partnership with the Fred Rogers Center, is working to create a position statement on the best practices for technology, media and early childhood. The statement, which is currently in draft form, updates a similar statement from 1996.
Defining Quality in Young Children’s Media Use | Spotlight on Digital Media and Learning
A couple of days ago, I was poking around in my library’s YouTube account – generally tidying up the place, adding some info to video descriptions, etc (more on that in a future post perhaps). While doing that, I started looking at our YouTube Insights (that’s what YouTube calls statistics or analytics), and discovered some neat stuff. And I thought I’d share. The stats are from Jan 1 , 2011- Oct 23, 2011). I created four “Big Insights” that I noticed, and each insight has a Takeaway. See if you can add some takeaways or insights to my list!
Poking Around in YouTube Insights | David Lee King
Anyone who plans to enable Google+ features on their Google Apps account for work or school should make sure to note the privacy policy before proceeding. Yesterday, Google began allowing customers of its Google Apps accounts — the company’s enterprise suite of web-based applications for documents, email and more — to sign up for its social network Google+. App accounts can then gain access to all of Google+’s features, like Circles, video chat Hangouts and more. However, as The Next Web’s Matthew Panzarino notes, doing so will allow the Apps account administrator to both access and modify all of your Google+ activity. This is pointed out in Google’s Help Center, which states:

