Podcast appearances and mentions of roy tennant

Roy Tennant has written many exciting chapters in his life book. As a renown librarian educator, a white water river raft guide, and a pioneer in the early internet age, he has been able to teach and learn both indoors and outside. He is just as familiar with the south rim of the Grand Canyon as he is with the digital library systems at UC Berkeley and the California Digital Library. In this episode, we talk about Roy's connection to Sonoma as a steward of the Sonoma Overlook Trail and its parallels to his deep knowledge appreciation for the Grand Canyon, his journey in library sciences, the impact of his teaching and the legacy of his teachers. If you want to: Learn more about Roy Tennant and his many projects and passions, check out roytennant.com Read more about the Sonoma Overlook Trail and the Thistle Pirates, go to https://overlookmontini.org/ To learn more about Hello Sonoma, visit Hellosonoma.org Thank you, as always, for tuning in. And if you enjoyed this episode, tell a friend!

Steve chats with Roy Tennant, digital librarian (now retired), about how he first saw the link between libraries and technology, his work at the University of California, creating one of the longest-running web publications in Current Cites, and what technological challenges still face libraries today. Roy Tennant is an internationally recognized digital librarian, now retired. … Continue reading 160: Roy Tennant

In this wide-ranging and optimistic interview, Professor Lankes challenges us to raise our expectations--of ourselves, our colleagues, and of our institutions--to better serve our communities. He describes how fostering an environment where risk-taking and expectation of occasional failure (as opposed to mistakes) can better enable us to meet our challenges. He urges us to engage in lively conversations with the communities we serve and imagine what we could be instead of what we were. And of course he says this in a much more engaging, interesting, and eloquent way than this pitiful summary can depict. Listen and be inspired.

In this podcast, noted library author and "provocateur" Dorothea Salo discusses how libraries license e-content and why collective action by libraries and library consortia is needed to change how licensing currently happens.

Learn more about Omeka, a free and open source collections-based, Web-based publishing platform for scholars, librarians, archivists, museum professionals, educators and cultural enthusiasts.

Learn more about Library à la Carte, software developed at Oregon State University that lets you build customized Web pages by choosing exactly what you want from a menu of choices.

In this interview, John Price Wilkin, Executive Director, Hathi Trust and AUL for Library Information Technology, University of Michigan discusses recent accomplishments and future plans for the Hathi Trust cooperative effort, plus an amazing prediction.

In this interview, Joe Janes, Associate Professor of the Information School at the University of Washington discusses why he believes that the future will either leave libraries in the dust, or we can seize opportunities to demonstrate our value and solidify our place in modern society.

In this webinar, Roy Tennant and Bruce Washburn demonstrate how to usethe WorldCat Search API.