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Posted June 28th, 2007 by Daniel
100 years of American Libraries in just over 3 minutes: That's what you will see in this rapid-fire history of the official American Library Association magazine. If you missed the video's premiere at the 2007 ALA Annual Conference in Washington, D.C., here's your chance to stroll - or rush - down memory lane with the AL editors.
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100 Years of AMERICAN LIBRARIES - Video
Michaela's Acrostic:
Absolutely
Marvelous
Entertaining
Rich
Interesting
Cheery
Astute
Newsworthy
Lively
Important
Bright
Rewarding
Amusing
Roaring
Interactive
Essential
Strong
I love what ALA has done lately with videos :-)
Thanks
Thank
You
Very
Very
Much
!
-dk
That was fantastic!
Despite having gone through many issues through the years, there was so much here that I hadn't seen--and was delighted to see! Fantastic job all around (even by the lip-unsyncing AL staff members ;>).
-- Valerie Hawkins, ALA Library, vhawkins@ala.org
You've been everywhere!
A delightful, informative, and terrific video. Cent'anni!
GraceAnne LadyHawk
We've been everywhere video
What a fun video! It was great to see the variety of people, formats, subjects that American Libraries has covered in 100 years. I was disappointed, however, that there was no citation for the music. Johnny Cash (performer) and Geoff Mack (composer/songwriter) are not in public domain yet.
Thanks! And thanks for
Thanks! And thanks for supplying the overlooked nods to Mr. Cash and Mr. Mack, too.
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Ning away!
Our embed codes should now work in Ning, so feel free to go nuts. -dk
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