Do you hate those automated menus you get when you call a business for support or information? I know I often do. Sometimes, let’s face it, you just want to talk to a real, living, breathing, human being. Is that really so much to ask? The folks at GetHuman have created a site designed to
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Drop.io makes file sharing drop-dead-easy!
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Posted in Reviews, Tips & Tricks
As e-mail systems crack down on the size of files that users are allowed to receive, it is becoming increasingly difficult to share large documents, media clips, and other big files with distant friends and colleagues. Don’t fight the system. Get wise and drop your files with Drop.io – a real time sharing site that…
To make sweet screencasts, use a little Screenjelly!
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Posted in Reviews, Tips & Tricks
Screencasting is all the rage these days. From longer demonstrations to short how-tos to quick hellos, folks are using screencasts to make up for the lack of being able to to be everywhere all the time. Navigating the technology needed to create these screencasts can be a little daunting, however. Thankfully, there is a sleek…
Easy, Interactive Grocery Lists a Zip with ZipList!
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Although shopping for groceries is not necessarily a library or research function, the iBraryGuy team recently came across a resource that was too good not to share with our professional colleagues. Besides, we know that you all take your shopping seriously and that, as a whole, librarians are an uber-organized bunch. Thus, today's review and
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iBraryGuy unveils iPhone App for Librarians & Info-Pros!
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Exciting News from iBraryGuy!!!
The iBraryGuy team is pleased to announce the release of iBraryGuy for iPhone! Our new, FREE app is designed to bring the best of the library and info social web to your iPhone. With the iBraryGuy App, you can access our content and that of some of the best library and
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“Regret the Error” makes Mistakes Memorable!
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Posted in News, Tips & Tricks
Are you a newshound who is fiendish for fact checking? You can admit it. Most of us in the library and information professions are. We unflinchingly warn our patrons to cast a critical eye towards such concerns as authority, accuracy, and authenticity (the "three As" of facuality). Mistakes among our trusted resources are often sure
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Want to follow the most popular Twitter users? Don’t just search, Twiangulate them!
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Posted in Reviews, Tips & Tricks
With so many people using Twitter these days, how do you find those who are really posting the best information? Don’t you wish you could follow the most popular and prolific? Or maybe you want to know which experts your experts are following? Searching the Twitterverse for the best, brightest, and most followed tweeters is
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iBraryGuy’s news offerings have you covered! Check them out!
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Here at iBraryGuy, we are news hounds. Our days begin and end with the latest headlines from across the library and information world. We literally live on our newsfeeds! As such, we know just how difficult it can be to sort through the crush of internet news services to find the truly “good” stuff. Thus,
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