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November 30, 2006

Videoblogging and Libraries : We Know Our Users Love Video - How are Libraries Responding

David King provided a great introduction to videoblogging for the Education Institute - a nuts and bolts basics overview of how to get started, how videoblogging and videocasting is growing and examples of some libraries pioneering this technology.
Download his slides and related resources to get started on videoblogging.

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