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iTunes may prevent Bibliotech subscribers from downloading new episodes
A possible problem has surfaced with iTunes that may prevent subscribers of the Bibliotech podcast from downloading new episodes (latest episode being episode 26). Moving the Dquarium website from its former home to Tumblr required us to contact Apple and update the location of the RSS feed. Apple made the changes seamlessly in the background and the podcast ID for the show remained the same on Apple’s end. iTunes sees the new episodes, but may not automatically download the new episodes. If this happens, please unsubscribe to the podcast in iTunes, delete the entry for the podcast and any episodes (under Library »> Podcasts) and resubscribe to Bibliotech. Doing this will ensure that any new episodes will be downloaded as it will update the feed address that the iTunes client may be holding onto and reset it.
Alternatively, the direct RSS feed for Bibliotech is the following and can be used with any pod-catcher program (including iTunes):
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/159064426/RSS/bibliotech.xml
We apologize for any inconvenience.
Bibliotech show #26 for Monday April 15, 2013
Social Media in Libraries
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: Troy A. Swanson
Topics: Dr. Troy A. Swanson, Teaching & Learning Librarian and Library Department Chair at Moraine Valley Community College, talks about social media issues at libraries and discusses his new book titled “Managing Social Media in Libraries: Finding Collaboration, Coordination and Focus”. Other topics include social networking culture and ebooks, are libraries doing social media well?, libraries as loosely coupled systems and more.
GadgetPod show #2 for Saturday December 17, 2011
IBM Personal Computer
Hosts: Kayhan B.
Topics: Kayhan talks about the IBM 5150 Personal Computer, also known as the IBM PC. Topics include the importance of this one computer, IBM’s decision to have an open architecture, the attack of the clones, Microsoft and more.
GadgetPod show #1 for Thursday December 8, 2011
Atari 2600
Hosts: Kayhan B.
Topics: Kayhan kicks off the GadgetPod podcast series by discussing one of the most important vintage video game systems of all time, the Atari 2600. Topics include history of the 2600, the games, the downfall, and some of the stuff happening today like batari compiler and Stella emulator.
Bibliotech show #25 for Monday January 28, 2013
Ebooks on your Pop-Tarts
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Topics: 2012 retrospective special: the rise of Overdrive and Kobo, growth of 3M Cloud Library, devices of the year, ebooks and print books can coexist [infographic], and San Antonio’s Bookless Library.
Bibliotech show #24 for Monday September 17, 2012
Blown Away by TechCentral
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: Felton Thomas, Jr.
Topics: Felton Thomas Jr, Executive Director and CEO of the Cleveland Public Library (CPL), talks about CPL’s TechCentral, a new $1 million digital technology center, the Tech ToyBox, CPL’s MyCloud service, 3D Printing and more.
Bibliotech show #23 for Monday August 27, 2012
Running from the Bestsellers
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: Eli Neiburger
Topics: Eli Neiburger, Associate Director for IT & Production at Ann Arbor District Library, talks about the famous “we are screwed” statement/presentation, ebooks, gaming at libraries, technology playtime, future tech trends and more.
Bibliotech show #22 for Monday June 11, 2012
Just Because
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: Helene Blowers
Topics: Helene Blowers, Author, Blogger and Director of Digital Strategy for Columbus Metropolitan Library, discusses Learning 2.0: 23 Things, digital divide issues, technology playtime, technology planning and more.
Bibliotech show #21 for Monday June 4, 2012
Make it Happen
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: Jessamyn West
Topics: Jessamyn West, Vermont librarian, technologist and blogger at librarian.net, talks about digital divide issues, technological challenges at small town rural libraries, open web, and more.
Bibliotech show #20 for Monday April 23, 2012
The Amazing LibraryBox
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: Jason Griffey
Topics: Jason Griffey, Associate Professor and Head of Library Information Technology at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, talks about the open source LibraryBox device project, ebooks, the digital divide, future tech trends and more.
Bibliotech show #19 for Monday April 2, 2012
Transliterize This!
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: Bobbi Newman
Topics: Bobbi Newman, Consultant-Speaker-Trainer and Author at <a href=”http://librarianbyday.net”>Librarian by Day</a>, talks about transliteracy and its applications in librarianship, should libraries pull out of current ebook deals and more.
Bibliotech show #18 for Monday March 12, 2012
The Wizard is In!
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: David Rothman
Topics: David Rothman, author-journalist-blogger and founder of TeleRead.com and Librarycity.org, talks about ebooks, why Overdrive should sell itself to a library consortia, the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) initiative, surviving Amazon’s surge and more.
Bibliotech show #17 for Monday February 27, 2012
Be Kind, Please Rewind
Hosts: Kayhan B., Erin Anderson and Doug Mirams
Guests: Lisa Carlucci Thomas
Topics: Lisa Carlucci Thomas, librarian-writer-speaker and Director of design think do, a library technology and creative services firm, talks about mobile library services and social platforms and the impact of mobile technologies on libraries.
