Venham mais cinco: Viva Biblioteca Viva

Obrigada a todos os que incansavelmente continuam a ler o Viva Biblioteca Viva !

5 anos do Viva Biblioteca Viva

Tudo sobre ebooks num blogue!

Carlos Pinheiro, professor bibliotecário e coordenador interconcelhio RBE, inaugurou um blogue Ler ebooks,  que tem como objectivo a promoção da leitura em suporte electrónico e a divulgação de experiências de utilização de livros electrónicos em contexto escolar. 

Podemos encontrar informações sobre aplicações para  ebooks, listas de ebooks gratuitos, e os vários tipos de leitores que existem no mercado. Tudo o que precisamos de saber organizado e sistematizado.

Ver : Ler ebooks 
http://lerebooks.wordpress.com

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+ Blogues LIS

Hipátia
http://porhipatia.blogspot.com/
José António Calixto
"Aqui falaremos de bibliotecas e de conhecimento"

ALFINete
http://alfinete2008.blogspot.com/
Maria José Vitorino
"Reunir e poder voltar a ler materiais sobre ALFIN - Alfabetización Informacional, Literacia da Informação, Information Literacy To gather for later reading (again) materials on IL issues"

Blogues eleitos como os melhores LIS aqui:
http://www.masteroflibraryscience.com/50-excellent-library-science-blogs-worth-reading.html

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Da Blogosfera ao Facebook : o paradigma da comunicação nas bibliotecas portuguesas

Da Blogosfera ao Facebook : o paradigma da comunicação nas bibliotecas portuguesas

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Blogue Notas Soltas faz 8 anos. Parabéns Pedro Penteado !

Notas Soltas do arquivista Pedro Penteado faz 8 anos !

Tudo começou no dia 1 de Junho de 2002 :

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Viva Biblioteca Viva tem 4 anos!

O blogue pode conter o que quisermos. A opção foi sempre de "ouvir, aprender e partilhar". Acho que foi um bom caminho.

Fica aqui a foto do presente que me ofereceram. Ainda não a posso vestir...Vão ter que me ajudar...

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Blogosfera, Twitters & Co

Conversa com Pedro Rolo Duarte, Pedro Príncipe, Luísa Alvim e Ludwig Krippahl | 14h00
Moderada pela Ana Alves Pereira 

Biblioteca da Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia da Universidade Nova de Lisboa é uma verdadeira Biblioteca 2.0:

BLOG DE EVENTOS

O Blog tem como objectivo disponibilizar informação sobre os eventos que ocorrem na Biblioteca, permitir a interacção entre os diferentes públicos que frequentam este espaço e ser o arquivo dos acontecimentos preservando a sua história lúdica.

TWITTER

O Twitter tem como propósito ser um canal de divulgação de informação, actualizada ao momento, acerca dos eventos e conferências que se realizam na Biblioteca FCT/UNL.

CANAL YOUTUBE

O Canal YouTube permite ao utilizador aceder aos excertos dos vídeos dos eventos e conferências realizados na Biblioteca FCT/UNL e adquirir o vídeo completo contactando os serviços internos.

FACEBOOK

Através do Facebook pretende-se criar uma rede social de pessoas interessadas na Biblioteca ou que frequentem este espaço. Ao mesmo tempo dá informação sobre os diferentes serviços que variam entre o lazer e o estudo. Inicia-se uma nova forma de comunicar com o utilizador utilizando as mensagens instantâneas que permitem o esclarecimento de dúvidas pelos funcionários que estão no momento online.

O grupo dedicado aos Amigos da Biblioteca pretende reunir um conjunto de utilizadores frequentes da Biblioteca permitindo uma interacção mais próxima com quem estuda ou trabalha na Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia da Universidade Nova de Lisboa.

Vivam as bibliotecas Vivas!

Conversa sobre blogues, twitters e companhia

A Biblioteca da Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia da Universidade Nova de Lisboa promove o evento Fronteiras 2010 - Grandes conversas, com uma sessão sobre blogues e o Twitter. O evento integra-se nas "conversas na biblioteca" e decorrerá no dia 13 de Janeiro, às14h00.
Na conversa sobre "Blogosfera, twiters e Co." participam:

Pedro Rolo Duarte http://pedroroloduarte.blogs.sapo.pt
Pedro Príncipe http://ratodebiblioteca.blogspot.com
Ludwig Krippahl http://ktreta.blogspot.com
Luísa Alvim http://vivabibliotecaviva.blogspot.com

Vivam bibliotecas vivas!

Mapa dos blogues das bibliotecas escolares portuguesas

Elaborado pela Biblioteca Escolar do Agrupamento de Escolas de Vilarinho do Bairro
Blogue O Sabichão

Ver Site: http://BEvilarinho.googlepages.com/mapablogues

Vivam as Bibliotecas Vivas!

Novos blogues bad

Bytes e Papéis
promovido pelo Grupo de Trabalho dos Arquivos Municipais do Distrito de Viseu.





Librarian
de André Monteiro Vieira

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100 melhores blogues de bibliotecários do futuro

seleccionados por Donna Scott

Technology and Education

Discover how technology is changing the way we learn in the classroom and in libraries.

1. Wired Librarian: Karen Kliegman is the Library Media Specialist at her elementary school and shares thoughts on library conventions, blogging, information literacy, and more.
2. Free Range Librarian: K.G. Schneider is Community Librarian for Evergreen open-source library software, and she blogs about writing, tech toys, and more.
3. Information Wants to Be Free: Meredith Farkas is the distance learning librarian at Norwich University. Learn about how libraries work in a distance learning environment from her posts.
4. Librarians Matter: This blog discusses how new technology systems can be used in libraries.
5. Libraryman: This young librarian likes stirring up new ideas and controversial new technology systems and trends for libraries.
6. LibrarianInBlack: Here, tech librarians will find all kinds of resources and discussions about keeping up with technology trends and developments.
7. ALA TechSource Blog: This multi-author blog contains information about ways to bring your library into the 21st century and beyond.
8. LITA Blog: The Library and Information Technology Association blogs here.
9. info-fetishist: Anne-Marie Deitering is the Franklin McEdward Professor for Undergraduate Learning Initiatives at Oregon State University Libraries, and she blogs about emerging web technologies and systems.
10. Theoretical Librarian: This blog reports on new technology systems and how they may or may not be able to be used in libraries.
11. iLibrarian: The OEDb’s Library blog is full of tech tips for librarians.
12. MichaelZimmer.org: For news and analysis on privacy, surveillance, new media, ethics and technology, check out this blog.
13. Peter Scott’s Library Blog: Peter Scott blogs about Google books, e-learning, web archiving, and more.
14. The Handheld Librarian: Librarians submit articles about computers and technology to this blog.
15. Blog without a library: Learn about library and tech news and trends from Blog without a library.
16. The Ubiquitous Librarian: Brian Mathews blogs about media, design, the future of libraries, and more.
17. Hey Jude: Follow this blog if you want to discover more about "learning in an online world."
18. Social Networking Librarian: Find out if social networking is something you want to encourage in your library or not.
19. Connie Crosby: This Canadian law librarian is up-to-date on social media, e-commerce and more.
20. Tame the Web: On Tame the Web, Michael Stephens and his guest bloggers cover library 2.0, librarians and leadership, and more.
21. Library clips: Here, a librarian blogs about wikis, blogging, and social media.
22. The Uncommon Commons: Visit this blog for "library and IT-related commentary" from an information commons "hub" librarian.
23. Disruptive Library Technology Jester: This blog comes from a library technologist who loves straddling the line between traditional librarianship and technology.
24. What I Learned Today: Librarians learn valuable web 2.0 and programming tips from this blog.

School and Academic Librarians

Librarians who work in schools and at colleges and universities will find plenty of resources for developing new programs from these blogs.

25. The Kept-Up Academic Librarian: Academic librarians visit this blog to keep up with the news and developments in higher education and libraries.
26. ALSC Blog: The Association for Library Service to Children blogs about children’s literature, technology, the Internet and children, and more.
27. YALSA: Get podcasts, technology posts and more from the Young Adult Library Services Association blog.
28. How the University Works: Academic librarians can better understand the changing landscape of the needs and demands of higher education here.
29. copy this blog: This blog tackles a range of issues relevant to higher education librarians including copyright, censorship, critical information theory, library policies, privacy, and more.
30. The Gypsy Librarian: The Gypsy Librarian covers topics relevant to wandering spirits and academic librarians.
31. Academic Librarian: Check out this blog from the Philosophy & Religion Librarian at Princeton University.
32. Library Grits: Dianne McKenzie is a lifelong learner and school librarian who shares tips for getting students involved in reading, research and technology.

Library Issues and Advocacy

From unions to the Library Bill of Rights to copyright issues to privacy and surveillance, these blogs cover important developments in the future of librarianship and information.

33. Ben’s Bytes: Ben is a public librarian in Wichita, KS, who blogs about the future of libraries.
34. Library Juice: Check out this intriguing blog for analysis and commentary "on the intersection of libraries, politics, and culture."
35. banned librarian: Librarians who support social activist groups and causes can find information, resources and allies here.
36. Librarian Activist: Keep up with the business and social trends impacting librarians.
37. Librarian.net: This blog covers everything from information developments, Library Bill of Rights, a day in the life of a librarian, book burning, and more.
38. collectanea: Learn about copyright issues, intellectual property and more.
39. Concerned Librarians of British Columbia: Stay current on the issues and crises affecting librarianship in Canada and beyond.
40. In the Library With the Lead Pipe: Six librarians from different niche industries maintain this blog to talk about the future of libraries, their jobs, and more.
41. The Green Library: Learn ways to make your library more energy efficient, user-friendly and generally green.
42. Library of Congress Blog: In addition to posts about Library of Congress news and exhibits, this blog has lots of great resources and stories about information literacy, technology, and the future of libraries.
43. Closed Stacks: Closed Stacks is a multi-author blog about library school, librarianship, technology, academic libraries, and more.
44. Designing Better Libraries: Find out how innovative design and new media can change the way your library operates.
45. The Society for Librarians Who Say Motherfucker: This community blog will help you stay in touch with the rants and ravings of librarians, patrons, technicians, library school students and more.
46. Resource Shelf: Librarians, journalists, educators and other information professionals can turn to this blog for news about their industries.
47. Library Law Blog: Learn about issues like privacy, public domain, new library technologies, and more.
48. Union Librarian: Librarians passionate about labor rights and the union should follow this blog.
49. Library Garden: Librarians with different perspectives blog about the future of libraries and the need to make them relevant again.

Research and Reference

These blogs serve as resources for reference and research librarians, as well as for librarians who want to learn about being published.

50. ACRL Insider: This is the blog from the Association of College and Research Libraries.
51. A Library Writer’s Blog: This blog contains resources for librarians who want to publish articles and network with the greater librarian community.
52. Blogging@NYPL: The New York Public Library blog highlights how libraries are sources of information and reference.

Innovation and Information

The future of libraries depends on the innovation of educators, librarians and technology professionals. Read all about what’s next from the people who are planning for the future.

53. Virtual Dave…Real Blog: This blog comes from Dave Lankes, associate professor at Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies.
54. The Googlization of Everything: Find out how Google has impacted the way we retrieve information.
55. if:book: Discover the future of the book from this blog.
56. The Travelin’ Librarian: Michael Sauers is the Technology Innovation Librarian for the Nebraska Library Commission and has written books and articles about technology and education.
57. Derivative Work: Laura Quilter is a librarian and information activist. Read her blog for news and developments about authority, autonomy and more.
58. Open Access News: Keep up with open information and open source by following this blog.
59. The Other Librarian: This blog comes from a regarded library innovator, Ryan Deschamps, e-Learning Services Manager at the Halifax Public Libraries.
60. DIY Librarian: Tara Murra is a blogging librarian who promotes "librarianship for the people" and covers topics like open source, alternative information systems, and more.
61. Musings about librarianship: Follow this blog to keep up with the new methods libraries can use to help patrons find information.
62. From the Library Director’s Desk: This tenured public library director helps other librarians learn how to harness the power of technology.
63. Stephen’s Lighthouse: Stephen is the SirsiDynix Vice President of Innovation, and he blogs about how libraries can embrace technology, the Internet and social media.
64. Open Sesame: This blog is all about open source and information.
65. No Shelf Required: Find out how the ebook movement impacts your library and your patrons.
66. jandawson.net: Recent posts from this blog cover the information age, innovation, and more.
67. The Brewin’ Librarian: Matt Hamilton writes about emerging technologies, next generation libraries, and more.
68. in forming thoughts: This young librarian writes about web tools and sites for librarians, library camp, and other new library trends and developments.
69. Information Literacy Weblog: This blog brings readers all the information literacy news from around the world.
70. The Keyword Blog: Become more fluent in the language of the information age when you visit The Keyword Blog.
71. Planet Cataloging: This aggregated blog network shares news about cataloging and metadata.
72. Extensible Librarian: This blog comes from the Assessment Librarian for the University of Pittsburgh.
73. Library Bazaar: Learn about library issues like social media and technology from Library Bazaar.

Reading and Literature Blogs

Keep up with new literature and get ideas for encouraging your patrons to read from these bloggers.

74. Booklist: The Booklist blog contains resources and reviews for audiobooks, book awards, book lists, and more.
75. book/daddy: Jerome Weeks is an experienced book critic and arts producer for the NPR/PBS station in Dallas-Fort Worth.
76. Critical Mass: Critical Mass is the blog of the National Book Critics Circle Board of Directors.
77. Blogs on Criticas Magazine: Librarians, educators and booksellers connect on this blog to learn about Spanish-language and Hispanic interest books, authors and more.
78. Welcome to my Tweendom: Young adult librarians can learn about new books and children’s authors here.
79. So Many Books: Get reviews of entire archives and collections from this blog, with a few posts about librarianship sprinkled in.
80. Bookslut: Bookslut is a popular blog that features interviews and book reviews.
81. Paper Cuts: The New York Times book blog is a great resource for keeping up with new authors.
82. Ready Steady Blog: Get book reviews, author interviews and more.
83. Bryan’s Book Blog: This book blog covers a range of genres, and relates classics to worthwhile movie versions.
84. The Book Lady’s Blog: This young bookkeeper reviews fiction, memoirs, nonfiction and other books.
85. Sammy and Beckett’s Book Blog: Learn about modern and contemporary authors, genres and trends from Sammy and Beckett’s Book Blog.
86. Mark’s Contemporary Literature Blog: Become well-versed in the contemporary literature your library needs to stock by following this blog from Mark Flanagan.

Media and Communication

Learn how librarians can collaborate with media and other communication tools and methods from these blogs.

87. Connectivism: Learn about networking and social media in an education and library context here.
88. Public Knowledge: Learn how to prepare for the future of digital media and communications by checking out this blog.
89. TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home: This blog covers publishing, media and e-books.

Professional Blogs

Follow these library association and librarian blogs for official information and to find out what it’s like to work as a modern day librarian.

90. Librarian’s Rant: This reference librarian attempts to keep up with the changing library landscape.
91. The LibVocate: This blog promotes librarianship and information literacy.
92. ALA Weblog Service: The American Library Association blog covers news in politics, libraries, education, and from all other ALA blogs.
93. AL Inside Scoop: Follow the blog from the American Libraries magazine here.
94. The Days and Nights of the Lipstick Librarian!: This hip librarian is anything but the stuffy old stereotype.
95. Lauren’s Library Blog: Lauren Pressly is the author of So You Want to Be a Librarian and blogs about the future of libraries.
96. Accidentally Curious: This young librarian discusses modernizing your library and making it more appealing to a new generation of readers and researchers.
97. Attempting Elegance: Jenica Rogers-Urbanek is a library director and self-proclaimed geek who likes sharing what it’s like to work as a librarian.
98. 025.431 The Dewey blog: Brush up on your Dewey Decimal classification knowledge here.
99. Bilingual Librarian: Read this blog to learn about the collections and systems that make the world’s top libraries so special.
100. Head Tale: This librarian blogs about everything from library science to writing to the "spirit of librarianship."

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II Encontro Virtual de Bloggers 2009

CONVOCATORIAL OFICIAL

El 2008 fue el nacimiento de la primera edición del evento virtual de bloggers hispanos. Este año 2009 queremos hacer de este proyecto una tradición e invitarlos a participar del “II Encuentro Virtual de Bloggers por el Día Internacional del Blog”.

Queremos destacar que los objetivos del evento siguen siendo los mismos:

El objetivo del proyecto es generar un espacio para bloggers en ocasión del día del blog donde se discutan, expongan, compartan, – interactivamente – temas en torno a la blogósfera, las Tics, la Web en general; y aportar de esta manera, en algo, a su desarrollo integral y evolución.

Para alcanzar dicho objetivo, diadelblog.com contemplará múltiples espacios dinámicos como foros en línea, video-conferencias, conversatorios, exposiciones de libros sobre la blogósfera, artículos recomendados (biblioteca para bloggers), guía de eventos blogs a nivel internacional, etc.

Para este año estamos preparando, gracias a la colaboración de diferentes instituciones, novedades en torno a la modalidad de uno de los espacios de interacción. Desde México, Ecuador, Argentina y España tendremos la participación de reconocidos catedráticos de la blogósfera y la Web en conferencias desarrolladas en tiempo real.

Las video-conferencias serán llevadas desde cuatro sedes universitarias. Por el momento contamos con el apoyo de la Universidad Católica de Santa Fe (Argentina), El Tecnológico de Monterrey (México) y aún nos encontramos en gestión con universidades de Ecuador y España. Estamos abiertos a que otros países de Hispanoamérica a través de una universidad se integren en el programa de video-conferencias.

Este año además, estaremos dispuestos a gestionar auspicios con el fin de poder ofrecer reconocimientos para los blogs y bloggers destacados de este año, seleccionados por los mismos visitantes. Cabe recalcar que éste es un proyecto sin fines de lucro.

Al igual que el año pasado esperamos contar con el patrocinio estratégico de organizaciones internacionales como la Federación Latinoamérica de Facultades de Comunicación (Felafacs), Radio Netherland Trade Center (RNTC), Idealistas.org, Taking IT Global y muchas otras organizaciones que compartan nuestro objetivo.

Seguimos poniendo énfasis en la alfabetización digital, esperamos contar este año nuevamente con el apoyo del equipo de Rosario Bloggers desde Argentina, para organizar un taller virtual durante el día del evento, sobre la utilización de herramientas Web 2.0, creación y mantenimiento de blogs.

Queremos también aprovechar este post para hacer una convocatoria oficial a todos quienes quieran colaborar con las distintas tareas del evento como: actividades de comunicación y difusión, logística del evento, diseño, aspectos técnicos, moderación de foros, moderación de secciones, auspicios, cobertura del evento, etc. Como saben este es un proyecto colaborativo gestionado por todos para todos.

Todavía estamos definiendo detalles del evento que los pondremos a consideración de todos ustedes. Sí deseas colaborar (según tu tiempo y conocimientos) puedes integrarte a nuestro Google Group.

Agradecemos de antemano la difusión que cada uno de ustedes pueda hacer del evento y las ideas que puedan aportarnos para mejorar el proyecto o innovarlo. Todas las sugerencias son bienvenidas.

Para estar en contacto con nosotros y seguir de cerca la novedades puedes seguirnos a través de twitter, o en nuestro grupo en facebook.

Gracias a todos por su apoyo y los esperamos este 30 y 31 de agosto en el II Encuentro Virtual de bloggers por el día internacional del blog.

Novo blogue Informação para a Internet

Filipa Caldeira (Biblioteca da Universidade Portucalense, Porto) iniciou há poucos dias um prometedor blogue Informação para a Internet: sobre as Bibliotecas 2.0 .
Vivam as bibliotecas vivas.

Walt Crawford disponibiliza o seu mais recente The Liblogs Landscape 2007-2008, estudo sobre os blogues escritos por profissionais da informação que trabalham em bibliotecas, por oposição aos blogues de bibliotecas institucionais.
Este livro oferece um amplo olhar sobre os blogues escritos em língua inglesa, como eles são e como eles mudaram entre 2007 e 2008. O livro inclui uma análise detalhada de mais de 600 blogues e apresenta métricas para 2007 e 2008.
Vivam as bibliotecas vivas.

O blogue da bad norte está vivo!

Fez um ano. Promete prémios. Pede presentes. E que vistam a camisola...
Vivam os blogues vivos!

Programa da 2ª Caminhada de bloguistas e leitores de blogues bad e lis

“Um dia de caminhada entre aldeias mágicas e rios de ouro, com posts e comentários qb”
Local de encontro: Arouca | Câmara Municipal

09h30 - em frente à Câmara Municipal de Arouca
10h00 - Saída de Arouca (Arouca - Covelo Paivó)
10h30 - Início da caminhada
1ª etapa »» Covêlo de Paivó »» Regoufe [4 km]
(…) avistando o Rio Paivó:
1º post - Blogs: antes de mais uma atitude pessoal
por Eloy Rodrigues [cibertecário 0.2] e Gaspar Matos [adrian&pandora]

12h30 - Almoço em Regoufe

2ª etapa »» Regoufe »» Drave [4 km]
(…) avistando a aldeia mágica
2º post - Blogs… como exercício profissional
por Lino Oliveira [web 2.0 pt], Pedro Penteado [notas soltas] e Nuno Marçal [o papalagui]

16h00 - Lanche em Drave
3ª etapa »» Drave »» Regoufe [4 km]
(…) avistando montes agrestes
3º post - Blogs… o ponto de partida da biblioteca 2.0
por Luísa Alvim [viva biblioteca viva] e Fernando Vilarinho [bibliotecas em portugal]
19h00 - Regresso

Informações e inscrições com Pedro Príncipe - ver blogue rato de biblioteca

2ª Caminhada de bloguistas bad & lis

GoAnimate.com: 2ª caminhada de bloguistas bad&lis;


filme animado por Pedro Príncipe

O Pedro Príncipe, editor do blogue rato de biblioteca, pela segunda vez convida-nos a caminhar e a reflectir.

Há 2 anos atrás, estávamos no 9º Congresso BAD, nos Açores, a revelar e a retratar, numa mesa redonda, com uma plateia muito interessada, a biblioblogosfera portuguesa, a partilha de conhecimento, os benefícios da troca de experiências e das conversações na web.

Há 1 ano, fizemos a 1ª Caminhada dos editores e leitores dos blogues bad & lis nos trilhos de comboio desactivados, na linha do Douro.
Aprendemos uns com os outros.
Vivam as bibliotecas e os blogues vivos!

3 anos de vida!

ilustração de Camilla Engman

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