Peak. Peek. Pique. All of them can be used as a noun or verb. All of them mean something different. Good writers must know which word is which. Otherwise, they’ll come up with blunders like these: He left in a fit of peek. I peaked out the window. That really …Read the Rest
“One of the only ways to get out of a tight box is to invent your way out” — Jeff …Read the Rest
Search engines and online library catalogs differ fundamentally. The catalog is a database–a very special kind of database where all …Read the Rest
Recent decades have seen growing power of crowdsourcing. Wikipedia, which has been around for ten years now, is based in …Read the Rest
A majority of libraries have gotten into social media, some in a big way. I don’t mean simply that many …Read the Rest
I originally understood the term “hacker” to mean someone who broke into computer systems with criminal or mischievous intent. For …Read the Rest
Your first draft needs improvement. After all, it’s unreasonably difficult to decide what you want to say and find the …Read the Rest
The American Library Association just sponsored the fourth annual National Gaming Day @ Your Library. More than 1800 libraries participated …Read the Rest
According to a 2010 study of perceptions of libraries, 37% of respondents said that they have used the library more …Read the Rest
America has a problem with adult literacy. Too many adults read so poorly they can barely function. American libraries, therefore, …Read the Rest
I had a chat on Facebook not long ago where my friend was enthusiastically explaining a new school he had …Read the Rest
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