One of the best Information Literacy related blogs created by librarian Michael Lorenzen who discusses library user education, library instruction, librarianship, information literacy, and search engines. Also covers other observations on life in general.
The Information Literacy Land of Confusion

A good comment on blogs and Information literacy

Weblogg-ed

A very useful blog from Sheila Webber in the UK.Sheila has visited Australia, and her Weblog has a lot of international comment and good links.
Information Literacy Weblog

Talking of Wiki's how about a Kiwi Wiki ?

My NZ friend Richard Elliott sent this link only this morning!
"Alan Levine from the Maricopa Community Colleges Group in Phoenix
Arizona is currently a visiting educator at Unitec.

Alan has covered Wikis (how about a kiwiki?) e-portfolios ,
learning objects, the web as a learning tool and hybrid courses so far.
The site will grow as the workshops are completed."

So, go to:
Kiwi Wiki

Content, Not Containers

My colleague here at Charles Darwin University, Anthony mentioned this report from OCLC, 2004 Information Trends: Content, Not Containers.
Content,Not Containers

Amongst other things its discussing the'growing phenomenon of content being created, published and shared outside the traditional structure of the library.' It contains a very useful glossary. I now know what a 'wiki" is!!!!
Take a look at the report

Another new title

This is a new title, Journal of eLiteracy (JeLit). JeLit is an online open-access peer reviewed journal focusing on eLiteracy and related issues. Volume 1, issue 1 can be accessed at
Journal of eLiteracy

Just in another e-zine

Check it out. I have not had a long look at it, but see what you think.
EX LIBRIS

Some great e-journals

Here are a few of e-journals I recommend
"firstmonday
"D-Lib Magazine"
"Ariadne"

This is where I work

This is a photo looking at the library building at the Casuarina campus of the Charles Darwin University where I work in the Northern Territory, Australia

This is my professional interests blog.

For a more personal "blog" go to topend.blogspot.com

Here I hope to point to things I like, sites and sights I have seen and perhaps the odd sigh, from things I have seen or wished I was seeing!