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• Published in the IASL 2009 Conference Book

Abstract:

With the advent of online social networking and the freely available information movements of search engines and wikis, students are used to an immense amount of technology before even setting foot in a library.  As such, school libraries are faced with the task of adapting traditional information delivery techniques and instructional interactions to this new media-literate generation, through the use of new Web technologies.

I presented this one-hour session at the eduWEB Conference 2009 in Chicago in July, 2009.

I presented this one-hour session at the Assistive Technology Industry Association Conference in Chicago in October, 2009.

I presented this 40-minute session at the Ex Libris Mid-Atlantic User Group 2009 in November, 2009 at Binghamton University in Binghamton, NY.

This poster details efforts from Drexel University Libraries to promote Drexel University's initiative to "go green."  Jay, Peggy, and I wrote the content and collected images.  Additionally, I researched and wrote up green-living tips for students at Drexel, designed the layout, formatted the poster, and drew the gr

Here is a listing of my past presentations, posters, publications, and other contributions in accessibility, Drupal, libraries, and technology. 

All presentation slides linked on this site are excerpts from the full presentations.  If you would like a copy of any whole presentation abstracted here, please contact me.

The newly-registered #drupal-accessibility channel is open and ready for accessibility-related development discussion and conversation.  I'm setting up logging so we can possibly use it to document things like conf calls and other Drupal chats related soon.
Check it out:

• Drupal IRC channels listing
• #drupal-accessibility
• How to use IRC