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I was just made aware of the fact that 3 days ago, President Obama declared October as “Information Literacy Awareness Month”.

I think its really exciting that information literacy is gaining such recognition, and such powerful advocates.  While doing research for the presentation I did in Nebraska, I came across the following site:
http://www.21stcenturyskills.org/
Another exciting educational initiative [...]

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Sorry for not having written in so long.  Since I came back from Vietnam I have been incredibly busy, not only getting ready to go back home, but also visiting libraries around Vientiane.
When I first arrived back, Dr. Aree and some other experts from Thailand were here giving a UNESCO supported workshop on Information Literacy [...]

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After several drafts and revisions, and meetings with the Library director, and then more revisions, and then another meeting, and then more revisions, and then finally his somewhat reluctantly given approval due to the not unfair critiques I make of the Central Library, and the Lao Ministry of Education, which I mostly had to remove, [...]

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Look! I’m really in Laos!!

This is a picture of the participants in the IFLA-ALP funded Information Literacy Education workshop at the National University of Laos, including myself (2nd row, 2nd from left), and Drs. Dorner & Gorman (front row, 1st and 2nd from left respectively; my heroes), and Dr. Aree (2nd row, 2nd from [...]

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yes, i have a blog. I may even actually try and use correct capitalization and puncuation in this blog. We’ll see how long that lasts.
The name of this blog comes from a type of bog. 

quaking bog
n.
A floating mat of thickly woven mosses, rushes, and shrubs that forms across the surface of shallow ponds and may [...]

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