It wasn’t that long ago that the primary ways of organizing information were by the Dewey Decimal System or by the Library of Congress Classification System. Or just by alphabetizing. Technology initially made this kind of organizing easier because we could sort information by it’s title or author or other categories, or even search for […]
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Name:
Scott Pfitzinger
Location: Indianapolis, IN
Occupation: Reference Librarian
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Profile: I am a librarian who values the improvements that technology can bring to learning and libraries. Not "Technology for technology's sake," but purposeful improvement in communication, research, and learning.
My personal blog is:
Coffee Klatch
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