11:40: Scott seems to have a very large presence online, you might want to check out his site, Board Games With Scott, as well as his podcast, On Board Games.
11:35: Scott Nicholson has started his presentation about gaming in libraries. He’s mentioned his blog a few times, which you can find here.
11:28: Some of the links that Jill provided at the conclusion of her presentation:
www.hurstassociates.com
www.digitization101.com
www.enetworking101.com
10:52: Here’s the Wikipedia entry for OAIS that Jill referred to. And yes, we all do use Wikipedia! As a side note, did you know that Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales was born and raised in Huntsville?
10:32: Jill Hurst-Wahl is now speaking, telling the audience about trends in e-Repositories. Some of the ideas of digital archives include news making concepts such as Google Books, which attempt to create a “digital backup” of knowledge.
9:20: Barbara Tierney has kicked off our second and final day with her presentation. All of her material is available online through the UNC website if you would like to take a look.
The Gaming talk was interesting, showing what a different world it is now than it was just 10 years ago. It seems that modern gaming is where a lot of business talks that used to take place on golf courses and bowling alleys now take place online.
The conference was really well-rounded with topics and I enjoyed all the speaker’s presentations.
Looking forward to next year!
By: Jim on December 8, 2007
at 5:39 pm
My presentation from Friday morning is available online at:
http://www.HurstAssociates.com/ppt/einfo_jhw.ppt
Likely I didn’t leave it up long enough for people to write down (sorry).
By: Jill Hurst-Wahl on December 9, 2007
at 12:22 am