Read A Book: Peggy Reimers
As you may know, TCEA's Librarian Conference is taking place this week, so I thought it would be fun to post a "Read a Book" po
Challenge Claims, Uncover Reality
As you may know, TCEA's Librarian Conference is taking place this week, so I thought it would be fun to post a "Read a Book" po
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I saw this post on Facebook , which [discussed this NPR a
While much of my experiments on the desktop with GenAI have been disappointing (Gemma3:latest is one model that works well after a pause), I have found that models like tinyllama,
I'm back from a morning jaunt over to Half Price Books in San Antonio, Texas. My wife found a gift card from a colleague and friend (DB) in the kitchen maildrop, so I found mys
Can AI be an able assistant to conservative school boards and educators seeking to ban content they consider inappropriate? The answer is, "Probably. Yes." [![](
Back in 12/2021, I compiled a list of my favorite reads for 2021 . It was in response to the great Do
One of my favorite authors, Dr. Nathan Lowell, is on Mastodon. I was surprised to run into him, almost as surprised as seeing another of my favorite long time authors, Michael A. S
Seeing that Doug "Blue Skunk" Johnson has shared his list of books , I thought I
It's customary to reflect on the year you've completed. As I look back on 2020, I can't help but feel grateful for many things. Mind if I share a few of them with you? As you might
Are you an avid reader? Then you may find this list of audio books available [via Audible.com](
I have a story to share with you that I'm not proud of. It may help some of you understand my series of EdTech Heresies blo
Looking for some awesome stories to enchant your ear? Then you've come to the right place! I need content that's going to make my blood boil, make me laugh outright, and keep me en