We successfully recorded the Information Management Workshop.  It ended up in two parts.
 Part 1
Part 2 
We covered using Google Reader and RSS Feeds generally, EndNote Web, del.icio.us, and Zotero.

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For the last two days, I’ve been at NITLE’s Scholarly Collaboration and Small Colleges in the Digital Age conference.  It’s been a great conference so far.  Both Tim and Kathleen have been liveblogging the panels and have really good notes and commentary on each of those sessions.  Here are what I think are some key [...]

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Via the Wired Campus Blog, I found Pronetos, a facebook-like app for sharing research and connecting with scholars. I like the look and feel of it. It’s missing some of the more fun elements of social networking, but it’s definitely got potential. Of course, I set up an account. Like I needed another social networking [...]

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Lee LeFever on Del.icio.us, which is a social bookmarking website that makes sharing information so much easier.
You can also create similar groups with Searchles. Check out this video on how to create a TV channel with feeds from blip.tv ,MySpace and other social networking websites.

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For those of you unable to attend last week’s presentation on social software, here are a few resources from the talk:

Martha’s Bookmarks from del.icio.us
UMW Blog site
Steve’s talk web site
Jean-Claude’s wiki on his Second Life island
A talk from Jean-Claude on using wikis as lab notebooks

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