What a great RSS feed! I like that it has suggestions for popular blogs, but also that it lets you subscribe to any blog you want. "CollectingMyThoughts" is a great blog, as is Library Journal’s "Annoyed Librarian" (I do like a touch of sarcasm every once in a while). It’s nice to have everything on one place, and, even though I manage my feeds at home with Microsoft’s RSS reader, when I’m out in the big, wide, world, I still want to see my list (I do not trust Remote Access enough yet – too much chance of things being pilfered from the ether!)
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- Answer: What research questions are YOU searching out these days? (The COVID-19 edition of SRS) Complex questions... ... abound in these days of COVID-19 / coronavirus. P/C CDC.govhttps://www.cdc.gov/This week's Challenge was: 1. During the past 2 weeks, what SearchResearch Challenges have you confronted about COVID-19 / Coronavirus? 2. What did you do to try and answer those Research Questions? Let me summarize the comments (and emails) from […]
- SearchResearch Challenge (3/25/20): What research questions are YOU searching out these days? (The COVID-19 edition of SRS) We live in an information rich world... ... but with the rise of COVID-19 / Coronavirus, we've been living in an information universe that is overwhelmed by a tsunami of content--some of it good, some it misleading, some of it questionable, and some of it outright wrong and dangerous. P/C CDC.govhttps://www.cdc.gov/I can't ignore this outsize oppo […]
- Answer: When do you need to provide context?Context is...everything! As you know by now, the most common answer to a SRS Challenge is "it depends." What does it depend on? A: Context. Gee, thanks! As you'll see below, context is all of the information surrounding the question and the answer. You can't define it ahead of time because the context varies from situation to situa […]
- Answer: What research questions are YOU searching out these days? (The COVID-19 edition of SRS)
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