T is for Training

28/05/2024

Delighted to note that Episode 2 of "Information Gone Wild," the podcast Maurice Baldgeekinmd Coleman and I started under the auspices of the SJSU School of Information (thanks to Anthony Chow) a few months ago, is now available with Patty Wong as our featured interviewee: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1LpVBeO480. Great insights from Patty, as always; hope you'll enjoy it and share the link.

Coming soon: Episode 3, which includes the newest addition to the interview team: Essraa Nawar.

Episode 2 of Information Gone Wild with co-hosts Maurice Coleman and Paul Signorelli features special guest Patty Wong. The former president of the American ...

12/04/2024

With tremendous excitement and gratitude, I'm sharing this from San Jose State University's School of Information...

Exciting News!!!

The SJSU School of Information has released its first podcast! 🎤🎙️

“Information Gone Wild” will be a podcast series that features guests from a variety of information organizations, leaders of current advocacy efforts, and groundbreaking, future-forward information professionals. Each episode will spotlight positive impacts on the information field.

We are excited to bring you our premiere episode, where our co-hosts Maurice Baldgeekinmd Coleman and Paul Signorelli chat with David Lankes about Ranganathan’s Five Laws of Librarianship!

Happy Podcasting!
https://lnkd.in/eEDiuXFz

P.S. -- Maurice and I have already recorded episode 2 (an interview with Patty Wong), and are over-the-top happy to note that Essraa Nawar will be joining us, when we record episode 3 next week, as a (third) permanent co-host on the Information Gone Wild team. Can't thank Anthony Chow enough for all the support and encouragement he is offering as the project continues to rapidly evolve.

29/02/2024

No need to be restrained here: I'm over the top ecstatic to be writing that Maurice Baldgeekinmd Coleman and I just finished recording the first episode of "Information Gone Wild: Conversations With the Field," a monthly podcast we will be hosting under the auspices of the SJSU School of Information for Anthony Chow.

The hourlong conversation with David Lankes, centered around his fabulous article "The Lankes Corollaries" -- https://www.nepjol.info/index.php/access/article/view/58999/44054 -- should be available on the School's YouTube channel by mid-March, and we're already identifying the topic and guests for Episode 2 (to be posted in April).

For more information about the school, please visit its site at https://ischool.sjsu.edu/. And for more podcasts from Maurice and our colleagues, check out the T is for Training archives at https://tisfortraining.wordpress.com/.

01/12/2023

Celebrating and giving much-deserved thanks for Maurice Coleman and his long-running (15-year-old) T is for Training podcast--one of the best virtual meeting spaces I know for those involved in training-teaching-learning in libraries:

https://buildingcreativebridges.wordpress.com/2023/12/01/giving-thanks-2023-maurice-coleman-and-t-is-for-training-at-350/

The time I spend online every other week with Maurice and other members of the T is for Training community is richly rewarding and helps keep me centered in the work I do with those involved in libraries and other organizations across the United States.

Maurice Coleman There are few more engaging online meeting places for trainer-teacher-learners working in or with libraries, library associations, and library consortia than Maurice Coleman’s fabul…