As you may have noticed, the website has been updated and re-themed. It's a lot less hideous looking now, right? However...there are a few things that still need work. If you have any problems or notice any weirdnesses, please describe them here as comments to this post or email info@radicalreference.info and describe what you see. Screenshots a plus!
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Saturday, January 16, 2010, 6-8pm No ALA conference registration required; new volunteers welcome! Contact Rebecca Martin for more info. |
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The United States Social Forum (USSF) Information and Communication Technology Working Group (ICT) has invited/requested librarians to help test and brainstorm the conference website, including how it will be used by our project in particular. Monday, 1/18 2-5pm (people are welcome as early as 1 and as late as 6, though)
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April 17, 2010
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Saturday, December 19
If you fall into at least one of these categories, please join us!
The goal of this brainstorming session is to create a wishlist of functions and improvements for the site, and a roadmap for how to implement them. And stick around after for a little social gathering!
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SUMMARY: With this notice, the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) within the Executive Office of the President, requests input from the community regarding enhancing public access to archi
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ABC No Rio, which often hosts Rad Ref NYC meetings as well as the tech collective, InterActivist Network, that hosts our site, has a 2010 calendar on sale for $10. It's full of black and white photographs, including one that shows the origin of the space's name. Buy a calendar and help heat the building this winter. |
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Presentations from the 11/17/2009 Progressive Librarians Guild - UA Chapter LIS Skillshare are now available:
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I thought you all might enjoy this interview from geekfeminism.org wherein Kristina Clair, sysadmin
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Dear Radical Reference user, Would you like to help two Library Science students?
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