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Meredith: Reverted edits by Reverse22 (talk) to last revision by Siobhan2

2012-01-03T06:14:06Z

Reverted edits by Reverse22 (talk) to last revision by Siobhan2

Reverse22 at 05:54, 3 January 2012

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Siobhan2 at 20:08, 7 May 2011

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Debbiebezanson at 14:54, 6 May 2010

2010-05-06T14:54:59Z

Birdie: /* Success Stories */

2010-04-11T13:10:46Z

‎Success Stories

Birdie: /* Success Stories */

2010-04-11T13:09:52Z

‎Success Stories

Aritterskamp: /* Success Stories */

2010-02-12T21:51:47Z

‎Success Stories

Aritterskamp: /* Success Stories */

2010-02-12T18:47:54Z

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Aritterskamp: /* Success Stories */

2010-02-12T18:22:17Z

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Jillbick: /* Blogs/Websites to Watch */

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 = Blogs/Websites to Watch =
-'''Bringing Health Information to the Community''' http://medstat.med.utah.edu/blogs/BHIC/
+'''Bringing Health Information to the Community''' http://nnlm.gov/bhic/
-This blog gathers together health information of value to community based organizations working toward the elimination of health disparities for people of color as well as for people living in inner cities. Categories include Minority Health Concerns, Websites, Scholarships and Grants, Public Library, Rural Health, Public Health, Articles, Environmental Health, Conferences and more. The National Network of Libraries of Medicine - MidContinetal Region http://www.nnlm.gov/mcr/ sponsors this blog, and the main writer is Siobhan Champ-Blackwell, Community Outreach Liaison.
+This blog gathers together health information of value to community based organizations working toward the elimination of health disparities for people of color as well as for people living in inner cities. Categories include Minority Health Concerns, Websites, Scholarships and Grants, Public Library, Rural Health, Public Health, Articles, Environmental Health, Conferences and more. The National Network of Libraries of Medicine - MidContinetal Region http://www.nnlm.gov/mcr/ sponsors this blog, and the main writer is Siobhan Champ-Blackwell, Community Outreach Liaison. Additional writers from four other NN/LM libraries also post content to the BHIC blog.
 = Specific Blog Posts/Articles to Check Out =

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 *[http://www.vala.org.au/vala2004/2004pdfs/64MoMiMa.PDF A portal for the people: National Library & your local public library = new access paradigm] (PDF File - 266KB). From [http://www.vala.org.au/conf2004.htm VALA 2004].
 *[http://conferences.alia.org.au/online2005/papers/b3.pdf Evaluating the public library portal] (PDF File - 136KB). From [http://online.alia.org.au/ Information Online 2005].
-*[http://www.brandonu.ca/Library/COPPUL/ ANTS: ANimated Tutorial Sharing project by COPPUL] This project was designed to enable librarians to share in the development of point-of-need animated tutorials for a multitude of e-products. The project makes use of new Collaborative Information Technology (CIT) via an Open Source Institutional Repository (DSpace), a Wiki, RSS Feeds and Web Pages.  This enables participants to (1) identify tutorials for development and (2) keep others up to date on their work. Initially only COPPUL librarians could add content to the Repository; but as of October 2006, any librarian can add content as well as download open source tutorials.  It should also be noted that as its list of e-resources for tutorial development is on a Wiki, the list is considered to be a starting point for development. Anyone can add new e-products to the list of tutorials for development.  Similarly, other types of library tutorials are welcome.  One need only indicate that it exsists on the wiki and ensure that the source code for the tutorial is uploaded into DSpace.
+*[http://ants.wetpaint.com// ANTS: ANimated Tutorial Sharing project by COPPUL] This project was designed to enable librarians to share in the development of point-of-need animated tutorials for a multitude of e-products. The project makes use of new Collaborative Information Technology (CIT) via an Open Source Institutional Repository (DSpace), a Wiki, RSS Feeds and Web Pages.  This enables participants to (1) identify tutorials for development and (2) keep others up to date on their work. Initially only COPPUL librarians could add content to the Repository; but as of October 2006, any librarian can add content as well as download open source tutorials.  It should also be noted that as its list of e-resources for tutorial development is on a Wiki, the list is considered to be a starting point for development. Anyone can add new e-products to the list of tutorials for development.  Similarly, other types of library tutorials are welcome.  One need only indicate that it exsists on the wiki and ensure that the source code for the tutorial is uploaded into DSpace.
 *[[Changing the Face of Medicine Collaboration|Collaboration to host national traveling exhibit]]

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 = Success Stories =
-*[http://savelibraries.org/ SAVELIBRARIES] is a new website where you can find information on how communities are helping their own libraries survive during the current recession.  There's news about state library systems and municipal and local libraries, because as the website states: "When one library is in trouble, ALL libraries are in trouble." Participation is requested by creators Lori Reed and Heather Braum, please check in at [http://savelibraries.org/ SAVELIBRARIES] and let us know what efforts are helping to save YOUR library.
+*[http://savelibraries.org/ SAVELIBRARIES] is a new website where you can find information on how communities are helping their own libraries survive during the current recession.  There's news about state library systems and municipal and local libraries, because as the website states: "When one library is in trouble, ALL libraries are in trouble." Participation is requested by creators Lori Reed and Heather Braum, please check in at [http://savelibraries.org/ SAVELIBRARIES] and let us know what efforts are helping to save YOUR library.  Wherever possible, tag your entries savelibraries and #savelibraries on twitter.
 *[http://www.epic.org.nz/ EPIC]is the national e-licensing initiative in New Zealand that makes available a package of electronic resources to all New Zealanders through the consortium member libraries. 190+ New Zealand libraries have committed to EPIC to date, and the Ministry of Education has funded access for all New Zealand schools until March 2007.  As a result of this significant level of collaboration EPIC has provided unprecedented access to electronic resources for New Zealanders.
 *[http://www.pictureaustralia.org/ PictureAustralia]