The Library Pros - A Librarian and a Library Information Technologist discussing libraries, technology and anything else that makes us smile!
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Categories | NewsTech News |
This installment of the podcast features Kristen Gwinn-Becker from History IT. The fellas speak with Kristen about the love of history, how rare it is to find someone who is a “history nerd” and a “tech nerd” all rolled into one and passion for pres... more
In this installment, Chris speaks with Tim Ribaric from Brock Univeristy in Ontario. Tim talks about digital librarianship, whether he sleeps, what a “Computational Notebook” is along with working with Google Colab. We also talked about “spark”, br... more
In this episode, Chris speaks with Katie Ester, Director of the Shelby Township Library in the suburban Detroit Michigan area along with Dennis Janer from Bluewater Technologies Group. Katie and Dennis talk to us about Shelby’s amazing transformatio... more
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The Library Pros podcast is a must listen for library people. The epiodes always give great insights into the day to day work of library staff, the differences between libraries and systems and why people are drawn to the profession. Thanks Chris!
I have listened to a handful of the Library Pros from their start, and I had to write a review to tell the hosts that I have so enjoyed this. So far, my faves have been your interview with Sarah Houghton, and now your chat with David Ecker. I joined Thingiverse/Tumblr as a result! Keep up the great work! I will keep listening
This podcast has a unique view of libraries and technology. Chris and Bob are funny, informative and have great guests! The topics are varied and they take their show “on the road” too. Although they are from NY and talk to New York library people, they also have nationally recognized guests and even go international from time to time! Give them a try!
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Focusing on the intersection of libraries and technology, this engaging series provides insightful discussions on various innovative topics relevant to modern library services and practices. Episodes feature interviews with library experts who share their experiences, emerging technologies, and strategies for enhancing library user engagement. Notably, the conversations cover themes such as community involvement, digital scholarship, and the evolving role of libraries in today’s digital landscape, making it a vital resource for library professionals and technology enthusiasts alike.
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Recent guests on The Library Pros include:
1. Madi Mullen
2. Kristen Gwinn-Becker
3. Tim Ribaric
4. Katie Ester
5. Dennis Janer
6. Megan Lotts
7. Beth Bayley
8. Jessica Bomarito
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