Job sites exist to help people find work. Their goal is noble, but they have become a hotbed for scammers. Sites will have this problem if anyone can post jobs.… read more →
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One of the Digital Experience sessions I joined this year at the 2022 ALA Conference pertained to how social media can benefit both libraries and communities. The speaker recommended utilizing… read more →
This important session at the ALA conference was about how reference librarians build an internal repertoire of things they end up using on the job. Random information and bits of… read more →
At the recent ALA convention, one session was dedicated to the attack on Ukraine and how the libraries have dealt with their current circumstances. The speakers stated these attacks on… read more →
Every public library exists to serve its respective community. Not only by establishing a diverse collection of resources but also by providing a range of programs that benefit anyone interested.… read more →
AI has already influenced our lives. We might not think of it all that often, but every time you use your smartphone, smart TV, streaming device, computer, smartwatch, etc you… read more →
Trade-Up The American political landscape is troubling. Some call it a dumpster fire, others say it’s finally on track. Who knows? Instead of drudging through that mess, let’s continue the… read more →
Disclaimer: The opinions shared in this blog post are solely that of the author and not a reflection of LibLime or any of its affiliates. Just about everyone has searched… read more →
When you think of mental health, a therapist, pills, or one of those pharmaceutical ads comes to mind. Most people struggle with their mental health, and in recent years technology… read more →
