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What is a WordPress Theme Framework?

October 5, 2011 by Andrew Walsh 7 Comments

When you’re setting up a site with WordPress, it’s common to think of two choices for the design: free and paid themes. With free themes, you simply install and start blogging without spending a dime. Paid themes, however, provide more useful features, better written code and offer more options for customization. But in recent years, […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Blogging, Web Design, WordPress

Future of Reference in Special Libraries

September 29, 2011 by Andrew Walsh 1 Comment

In an article about the future of reference in special libraries, Stephen Abrams posits a variety of scenarios for reference service, the most pessimistic being that special librarians will be left behind due to advances in technology. His main objective, however, is to highlight key ways special librarians can adapt to the new Web 2.0 […]

Filed Under: Rare Books/Special Collections

The Information-Seeking Behavior of Today’s Latin American Researchers

September 28, 2011 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

The article “Researching Latin America: A Survey of How the Next Generation Is Doing Its Research” by Potts and Mazurkiewicz in Latin American Research Review investigates the information-seeking behavior of a very specific population: advanced-level university students belonging to the Latin American Studies Association (LASA). In particular, the article examines how these students conducted their […]

Filed Under: Academic Librarianship

4 Alternatives to WordPress for Blog and Website Creation

September 20, 2011 by Andrew Walsh 10 Comments

For many, WordPress has become practically synonymous with blogging and for good reason: it’s open source, easy-to-use and extremely flexible. But it’s certainly not the only option. This article will outline a few other platforms you might want consider for your blogging or website needs. Blogger You’ve likely seen Blogger blogs already (they end in […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Blogging, Business, Website Creation, WordPress

What Google Can’t Find: An Intro to the Deep Web

September 13, 2011 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Due to its intuitive single search box and ever-improving algorithms, it’s easy to rely 100% on Google (or another search engine) when it comes to finding information online. You simply type in a few words to instantly view the webpages that have been identified as the most relevant to that search. The beauty of Google […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Google, Search Engines

How to Avoid Online Distractions and Stay Productive in a Connected World

September 7, 2011 by Andrew Walsh 9 Comments

With distractions of all types just a single click away, completing tasks online in a timely manner can sometimes seem impossible today. Many people would be the first to tell you that they’re “procrastinating on Facebook” or surfing the web aimlessly, but they might not realize how much time this takes up over the long […]

Filed Under: Digital Productivity Tagged With: Email, Social Media

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