Welcome to a podcast for audiorecordings of OPAL (Online Programming for All Libraries--and All Library Users) including book discussions, interviews, training, current events programs, and more! To see upcoming programs, go to www.opal-online.org. For more information or to join OPAL, contact OPAL Coordinator Tom Peters ( tpeters@tapinformation.com). Listen to programs on your computer or any MP3 device.
A panel discussion held on Jan. 25, 2008 involving Clint Zintgraff from Whyville, Kelly Czarnecki from the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County, and Tom Peters from TAP Information Services (18.6 MB, Runtime 61:23)
Labels: kids, teens, tweens, virtual worlds, whybrary, whyville
posted by Tom Peters @ 1:39 AM
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A presentation about the Zotero open source citation management software, presented by Chris Strauber of Wofford College on January 23, 2008. (13 MB file; runtime 41:33)
posted by Tom Peters @ 1:57 PM
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A casual conversation with Curtis Rogers, the Director of the Division of Statewide Library Services at the South Carolina State Library, conducted on Jan. 18, 2008. (17 MB; playback time of 56 minutes)
Labels: Curtis Rogers, Libraries, OPAL, South Carolina
posted by Tom Peters @ 1:14 PM
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A conversation with Jim Hoy, author of the book Flint Hills Cowboys: Tales of the Tallgrass Prairie, conducted by the Johnson County Library on Jan. 3, 2008. (20.3 MB; 42 minutes)
Labels: authors, Flint Hills, Jim Hoy, Kansas
posted by Tom Peters @ 6:31 AM
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