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Author Archives: Harry Brake
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“I woke up, to the feeling of moving, like seriously, I was MOVING – like down the street. I wondered WHAT THE HECK is going on as I noticed that before I knew it, I realized the electricity was off … Continue reading
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The Business of Sharing: the intersection of art and technology
I missed this during June 3oth, but definitely made up for it later…On July 2nd! Okay, so normally, the last speaker would be the closing of the Conference, right? However, today, after I grabbed what I need to and though … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago Public Library, Hackerspace, Human Rights Campaign, Innovation, Maker Lab, MakerLab, Makerspace
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“It was not about a glass half empty, half full, that she had a glass is what mattered!”
Tuesday Closing Session ALA – July 02, 2013 Tuesday Session Octavia Spencer Octavia Spencer might have been one of the most memorable people I heard and speak at ALA. Grounded, honest, original, and humble are a few words that describe … Continue reading
What? Monday July 01? There’s more? Try Alice Walker and Janis Ian!
Believe it or not, despite the awesome workshop and meeting Oliver Stone moment on Monday, there was more, I mean, major cram day but one of the BEST days! Get this – Meeting and hearing Alice Walker and getting an … Continue reading
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Forgot one from Sunday – Collaboration 21!
I knew I forgot one session from Sunday! I attached the notes below, but this workshop, titled, Second Session on Sunday – Collaborate 21 – Admin – teacher – Librarian – Technologist Collaborative Team can integrate common core, AASL, STATE, … Continue reading
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July 01 Monday meeting Oliver Stone
And I though Mondays were boring! NO WAY! LOVED, loved seeing, hearing, and meeting Oliver Stone and Petter Kuznick, amazing amazing stories and connections to libraries. Sure sure, the comments that he is always on the controversial side of thing, … Continue reading
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July 01 Mid Morn Architecture and Libraries Workshop
June 01 Midday Session The Sacred and the Profane : The Library and campus Identity in the 21st Century BES-BCUL AMAZING! This was a GREAT GREAT look at how architects, administration, and libraries work together (and not) and the … Continue reading
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Tumbling out of Bed to Tumbler Session Monday, July 01
That’s right, no matter where you are Monday is Monday. 🙂 However, I found out the amazing workshops I found began to occur Monday, I had been able to find workshops that were powerful and effective moreso after the weekend … Continue reading
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Ready, Set, Sunday and a 5k! on June 30th
Waking up at 5:00 AM on Sunday normally, you’d think, “Am I crazy?!” Yet, I did this on Saturday thinking THAT was the 5k, dressed, waiting for the shuttle outside, THAT was great! 🙂 I actually made it back … Continue reading
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Ending the 29th in Exhibits…)
Closing out Saturday night, as I had attended a few sessions but nothing record breaking, lol, I dived into the exhibit hall and searched for the information out of hundreds of vendors that would benefit us in Latin American the … Continue reading
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