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How AI Tools Like ChatGPT Will Affect Libraries and Librarians

February 19, 2023 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

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ChatGPT is a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool that has been getting endless buzz online due to its potential not only to improve our lives but also to disrupt established practices and institutions. One such example is its ability to almost instantly generate well-written essays on just about any topic, which is forcing a radical […]

Filed Under: Academic Librarianship, AI and Librarians, Technology Tagged With: ChatGPT, Generative AI

How to Create Your Own Website: Free and Self-Hosted Blogs

September 1, 2020 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

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Resources mentioned in this article: GoDaddy (domain names/web hosting) Bluehost (web hosting), WordPress (blogging platform), Studiopress (premium blog templates) One of the most important aspects of today’s web is the ease with which people can create and share their own content. This marks a major shift from a culture in which an elite group controlled the publication […]

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

Is it Better to Take Notes By Hand or Digitally? (And Why You Should Do Both)

January 4, 2017 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

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Today we can take notes using tablet and stylus; we can lug laptops to meetings; we can snap pictures of slides and whiteboards; we can even employ voice assistants like Siri to take down notes for us. But despite these new conveniences, many argue that note-taking by hand has certain benefits that we lose when […]

Filed Under: Digital Productivity, Technology Tagged With: Evernote, Notetaking

What Was the First Social Media Platform? History of the Earliest Networking Sites

December 20, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

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Social media has changed so much in recent years that the platforms we scroll on our phones today bear no resemblance whatsoever to the websites we may have accessed on desktop computers a couple of decades ago. But to gain a deeper understanding of how social media as a whole operates, it’s interesting to take […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Social Media

Why You Should be Careful Before Installing that WordPress Plugin

November 2, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

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Plugins are small pieces of software that allow your WordPress website to do new things. Since the WordPress core is by design very lean, these third-party tools are required for bloggers to accomplish a variety of popular tasks. We often see blog posts that talk about the best WordPress plugins that you need to be […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Blogging, Website Creation

Is the Internet of Things Secure? Can My Car Get Hacked?

August 20, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

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Charlie Miller has been hacking computers and phones for over a decade. His ends aren’t nefarious, however: he’s a security researcher working to expose vulnerabilities that will ultimately make our systems safer. In order to raise public consciousness of the issues at stake, he’s been hoping to hack something less techy and abstract that would […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Internet of Things, Privacy, Security

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As an academic librarian, I'm interested in how emerging technologies are changing how we search, learn, and create online. I cover topics like evaluating source credibility, digital productivity, and the impact of AI.

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