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À les membres de l'AÉSISSA:
Devenez auteur du blogue!
Si vous désirez que nous vous ajoutions comme auteur du blogue afin de pouvoir publier votre propre contenu, veuillez envoyer votre adresse Gmail à AESISSA.web@gmail.com et nous vous enverrons une invitation. Si vous n'avez pas un compte Gmail, vous pouvez en créer un expressément pour publier sur le blogue; c'est facile et gratuit. Votre adresse courriel ne sera utilisée que pour vous envoyer une invitation; il ne sera pas visible sur le blogue. Si vous préférez ne pas utiliser votre adresse, mais que vous aimeriez quand même publier du contenu, vous pouvez nous le faire parvenir par courriel avec la ligne d'objet « Afficher s’il vous plaît » et votre message sera affiché pour vous par la webmestre.
To AÉSISSA members:
Become a Blog Author!
If you want to be added as an author on the blog, so you can post your own content, please send your Gmail address to AESISSA.web@gmail.com and you will be sent an invitation. If you don’t have a Gmail address, you can create one specifically for posting on the blog; it’s easy and free. Your email address will be used to send you an invitation only, it will not be visible on the blog. If you don't want to use your email address but you still want to post content, you can email it to AÉSISSA with the subject line 'Please Post' and it will be posted for you by the Webmaster.
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01 September 2010
02 February 2010
Do you want to be notified?
Hi there everyone!
Do you want to be notified when there's a new post or new comments on the blog? Let me know and I'll add you to a mailing list and forward new stuff when it gets posted.
Julie suggested we start to have fun with the blog... I thought you might enjoy this video. It's from the National Library of Autralia's 2008 Christmas party. It's a dance routine involving a librarian, some zombies and a bunch of book carts, done to the tune of Michael Jackson's Thriller. It displays two of the librarian stereotypes that have been mentioned in class: the cardigan wearing frumpy librarian and the kung fu master librarian...
What did you say?
What do you mean 'kung fu master' isn't one of the librarian stereotypes?
Stop arguing with me and watch the video.
Is anyone else nervous about the cataloguing midterm?
Melanie
Do you want to be notified when there's a new post or new comments on the blog? Let me know and I'll add you to a mailing list and forward new stuff when it gets posted.
Julie suggested we start to have fun with the blog... I thought you might enjoy this video. It's from the National Library of Autralia's 2008 Christmas party. It's a dance routine involving a librarian, some zombies and a bunch of book carts, done to the tune of Michael Jackson's Thriller. It displays two of the librarian stereotypes that have been mentioned in class: the cardigan wearing frumpy librarian and the kung fu master librarian...
What did you say?
What do you mean 'kung fu master' isn't one of the librarian stereotypes?
Stop arguing with me and watch the video.
Is anyone else nervous about the cataloguing midterm?
Melanie
26 January 2010
New student association blog
Hi everyone,
Welcome to the new, completely informal, unofficial student association blog.
After Philosophy and Practice today, some of us were discussing the fact that we, as a student body, have no way of sharing information outside of class. We decided that we need a central place where students can share information, ask questions and discuss whatever is of interest to us. We thought a blog might be a good way for us to communicate with each other and we brainstormed the name - Association des Étudiant(e)s des Sciences de l'Information / Information Studies Student Association (AESISSA).
If you want to be able to post new topics, please send your email address to AESISSA@gmail.com and you will be sent an invitation to be an author on the blog. Your email address will be used to send you an invitation only, it will not be visible on the blog (you can also create a new email address in gmail or yahoo mail if you want to keep your current one private). If you don't want to use your email address but you still want to post something, you can email it to AESISSA with the subject line 'Please Post' and it will be posted for you.
If you have any comments or questions, you can put them in the comments section below, or email them to AESISSA. Emails to AESISSA will only be posted here if the author requests. Any comments you make on blog posts when you're signed in under the 'UOSISblog' username will show the name 'SIS', so don't forget to sign your name to your comments.
Right now emails sent to AESISSA go to me because I volunteered to set up the blog. We'll have to decide as a group who should take responsibility for overseeing it in the future.
Celine requested that I add (and she's absolutely right): Please feel free to comment or post in whichever language you prefer. This space is bilingual. If anyone wants to translate this message for me, please feel free.
Let's make this space our own!
Melanie
Welcome to the new, completely informal, unofficial student association blog.
After Philosophy and Practice today, some of us were discussing the fact that we, as a student body, have no way of sharing information outside of class. We decided that we need a central place where students can share information, ask questions and discuss whatever is of interest to us. We thought a blog might be a good way for us to communicate with each other and we brainstormed the name - Association des Étudiant(e)s des Sciences de l'Information / Information Studies Student Association (AESISSA).
If you want to be able to post new topics, please send your email address to AESISSA@gmail.com and you will be sent an invitation to be an author on the blog. Your email address will be used to send you an invitation only, it will not be visible on the blog (you can also create a new email address in gmail or yahoo mail if you want to keep your current one private). If you don't want to use your email address but you still want to post something, you can email it to AESISSA with the subject line 'Please Post' and it will be posted for you.
If you have any comments or questions, you can put them in the comments section below, or email them to AESISSA. Emails to AESISSA will only be posted here if the author requests. Any comments you make on blog posts when you're signed in under the 'UOSISblog' username will show the name 'SIS', so don't forget to sign your name to your comments.
Right now emails sent to AESISSA go to me because I volunteered to set up the blog. We'll have to decide as a group who should take responsibility for overseeing it in the future.
Celine requested that I add (and she's absolutely right): Please feel free to comment or post in whichever language you prefer. This space is bilingual. If anyone wants to translate this message for me, please feel free.
Let's make this space our own!
Melanie
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