By BayNet | Published:
May 6, 2011
At the BayNet Annual Meeting on May 6 at the San Francisco Public Library, Lee Rainie, Director of the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project discussed the latest research findings of the Project about how Americans use the Internet and cell phones. He described how libraries can be actors in building and participating in social [...]
By BayNet | Published:
October 24, 2010
BayNet’s webmaster Amy Rogers and her video, The Story of the Digital Book, is profiled this week at SJSU SLIS, “Student Amy Rogers Develops Educational Video During Internship.” The Story of the Digital Book Millions of books from the UC Libraries have been digitized, but how? Go behind the scenes to learn about the UC [...]
Posted in Profiles | Tagged video |
By BayNet | Published:
September 12, 2010
From California Digital Library: “Millions of books from the UC Libraries have been digitized, but how? Go behind the scenes to learn about the UC Libraries’ digitization process and see several ways you can use these newly digital books. ‘The Story of the Digital Book’ explains how our books make their way from the shelf [...]
Posted in BayNet Libraries | Tagged video |
By BayNet | Published:
August 26, 2009
Him Mark Lai is a scholar of Chinese America and a key representative of the Chinese Historical Society of America.
Posted in San Francisco | Also tagged archivist |
By BayNet | Published:
July 15, 2009
A fun video look how book returns are handled at San Francisco Public Library.
By BayNet | Published:
June 23, 2009
From “In Alameda Blog” at sfgate.com. The show stopper was cutting one of the Library staff in half — although given all the cuts to the Library I’m sure that the Library director wishes she could do the same to all her staff, immediate doubling! — check out the particularly excited young lady in the [...]
Posted in East Bay | Also tagged alameda |