The Logical Operator

Speaking of Neo-Luddism and resistance to technological change, consider this article from a couple days ago in The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Wired Campus blog. Here’s an excerpt:
North Carolina State University is one of a handful of colleges to set up virtual computer labs, where users enter it remotely, from their own computers in dormitory [...]

Over at the The Shifted Librarian, a blog about technology and libraries and all the delightful interactions betwixt same, Jenny (the author*) posted this post, about technology as a source of guilt, rather than a tool for life balance. I came across the entry by way of Walt Crawford at Walt at Random, and no [...]

There was this post. Welcome to the Logical Operator, a blog about academic library stuff from the point of view of a librarian ex nihilo, so to speak. I graduated from library school with approximately zero idea what it meant to work in a library or even be a librarian, except for two notions: one, [...]